Brand Positioning Doctors
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Interesting people, insightful points of view and incredible stories on what’s popping and not popping in marketing, tech, and culture you can use to win immediately. Brands, Beats and Bytes boldly stands at the intersection of brand, tech and culture. DC and Larry are fascinated with stories and people behind some of the best marketing in the business. No matter how dope your product, if your marketing sucks your company may suck too. #dontsuck
Sprite wants the NBA, Coca-Cola has it, and your next brand meeting suddenly has a plot.
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A conversational brand interview that links Coca-Cola's legacy to career formation and brand culture.
Brands, Beats and Bites makes a clear case for why brand training still matters, with Steven Dominguez at the center and Coca-Cola alumni running through the story.
A grounded marketing conversation about turning information into judgment and leadership into something people remember.
Sabrina keeps the conversation rooted in the space between gathering information and actually understanding it. The strongest moments tie childhood and work experience to a practical way of reading people and markets, so the point lands without feeling abstract.
Simon Owens interviews founders about the revenue mechanics behind their media businesses.
Colin and Samir break down creator-economy news, from OpenAI's TBPN deal to AI podcasts.
AI-era marketing tactics from operators testing what works next.
Mark DeGrasse interviews agency and marketing operators on the frameworks behind their case studies.
Cory Cotten-Potter interviews B2B sales and marketing founders on AI's reshaping of pipeline generation.
Kristina Halvorson interviews content strategists about how the work actually gets done.
This episode features an interview with Dave Prager, discussing topics at the intersection of brands, culture (beats), and technology (bytes), with a focus on marketing, AI, and insights from Silicon Valley and early-stage entrepreneurship.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting a retreat and teasing upcoming guests for the fall.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting a retreat and upcoming fall guests while encouraging listeners to improve themselves.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting a retreat by Jonathan Trimble and teasing upcoming fall guests while sharing remixed content from past albums.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting upcoming reruns and encouraging listeners to improve themselves, with a plug for Jonathan Trimble's retreat and hints at future guests.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting a retreat by Jonathan Trimble and teasing upcoming fall guests while sharing remixed content from past albums.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting a retreat and teasing upcoming fall guests while encouraging listeners to improve themselves.
This episode discusses the qualities of an ideal modern marketing executive, emphasizing authenticity over algorithms, with guest Jeff Crow.
This episode explores the classical origins of the word 'genius' as a guiding spirit or inner power, contrasting it with modern definitions focused on intelligence and creativity.
The podcast hosts introduce a new episode featuring a family-like guest, Scott Robinson, who is an expert in marketing and shares a deep, foxhole-level bond with the host, emphasizing the importance of health as true wealth.
This episode features a serendipitous interview with beverage marketer Bill Pearce, exploring mentorship, marketing strategies, and brand mastery in the beverage industry.
This episode features an interview with Bianca Blake, a seasoned marketing veteran and entrepreneur, discussing the power of community in branding and marketing from global and local perspectives.
This episode features an interview with Tim Spengler, a media industry expert, discussing his career in media planning and buying, and its critical role in marketing budgets and brand success.
This episode features an interview with Ivan Juzang, who pursued an unconventional career path from elite education to founding a company focused on branding and communications for underserved communities.
This episode analyzes Jeep's 2026 Grand Wagoneer marketing campaign that uses off-color humor to transition from family-friendly to sex-friendly branding.
This episode features an interview with Larry, a veteran from the non-alcoholic beverage industry, discussing his career journey from a bottle sorter to a C-suite executive, with personal connections to the host's background at Coca-Cola and shared roots in Michigan.
This episode features a guest discussing how to future-proof your career in 2026, with insights from brand management and professional development.
This episode previews Super Bowl LIX ads with expert Tim Spengler, discussing what to look for in the high-stakes advertising before the game.
This episode is the second part of a marketing award show for 2025, focusing on 'brand bangers' that performed well, with hosts encouraging listener engagement on LinkedIn.
This episode features an interview with Seth Matlins, focusing on marketing insights, brand differentiation, and fostering belonging to help listeners advance their careers and personal growth.
This episode is part two of a marketing award show for 2025, focusing on 'brand bangers' that performed well, with hosts encouraging audience engagement on LinkedIn.
This episode discusses the intersection of college football fandom, specifically the College Football Playoffs (CFP) and Fansville, with brand marketing insights from guest Ryan Lehr.
This episode discusses the qualities of a modern senior marketing executive, emphasizing brand management, tech experience, partnerships, and private equity knowledge, with a focus on authenticity over algorithms.
The host reflects on two early sales jobs in car dealerships and retail that unexpectedly laid the groundwork for a career in marketing and brand management.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus while promoting upcoming remixed episodes and encouraging listeners to engage in self-improvement activities like retreats.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting a remix of past episodes and encouraging listeners to engage in self-improvement activities like a retreat.
This episode explores the power of culture-led branding through the speaker's experience with Sprite's repositioning in South Africa, connecting hip hop culture to marketing strategies.
This episode features an interview with Lulite Ejigu discussing a global perspective on marketing, emphasizing psychology and brand positioning.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the Brand Beats and Bites podcast, promoting a retreat by Jonathan Trimble and teasing upcoming fall guests.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting a retreat and upcoming fall guests while sharing best episodes from past albums.
The host discusses how music has shaped his life and career, introduces the podcast's music-themed branding, and teases an interview with Jesse Kirshbaum about elevating brands through music.
The hosts introduce Wilson Zehr as a rare individual who excels in both academia and business, setting up a discussion about his creative work.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting upcoming remixed episodes and a retreat opportunity while teasing future guests.
The hosts announce a summer hiatus for the podcast, promoting a retreat and upcoming fall guests while encouraging listeners to engage in self-improvement.
The host discusses three key career insights for brand professionals: corporate dexterity in career paths, the value of agency experience for client-side roles, and the financial stability of working in media.
This episode segment discusses Sprite surpassing Pepsi to become America's number three soft drink, based on an Adweek article, and hints at exploring Sprite's origin story and recent success.
The host discusses the rapid sell-out of Asia Wilson's A1s shoes by Nike, highlighting the growing popularity of women's sports and how sports experiences can shape ideal executives.
This episode segment discusses the importance of research and data in marketing, referencing Bill Parcells' quote and emphasizing how data underpins effective branding.
Sabrina Clark Duffy, founder of On Point Insight, discusses her career in market research, her groundbreaking study on racism in North America, and key insights on inclusive advertising.
Steven Dominguez, a marketing veteran with experience at Coca-Cola, Starbucks, and Hyatt, discusses maintaining integrity in competitive corporate environments, key career lessons like 'right time, right place, right tone,' and emerging marketing trends such as brand trips and Python for data analysis.
This episode discusses the common problem of clients writing poor marketing briefs and how it affects agency partnerships, featuring guest Ian Baer.
The hosts celebrate a social media milestone and introduce an upcoming guest with ties to Clark Atlanta University, highlighting their focus on marketing insights and community connections.
This episode features an interview with branding expert Jonathan Trimble discussing AI and algorithms in the context of branding and marketing.
This episode is a Super Bowl 2026 advertising review and analysis featuring guest Tim Spangler on the Brands, Beats, and Bites podcast.
This episode discusses why commerce media is emerging as a key trend in marketing, featuring insights from Tim Spengler.
The hosts introduce their first annual Brands, Beats, and Bites Marketing Awards, focusing on brand busts (failures) in this episode and inviting audience participation on LinkedIn.
This episode explores the symbiotic relationship between brand strategy and creative execution in building bold brands, featuring insights from creative savant Noel Cottrell.
The hosts introduce their podcast's mission to help marketers accelerate their careers and discuss how networking with good people is key to finding talent.
This episode discusses the importance of human connections in branding and business, contrasting technology with personal relationships, and references insights from Ben Horowitz's book.
The hosts introduce guest Shaheen Samavati, discussing her background in entrepreneurship and content creation while humorously addressing their Michigan-Ohio State rivalry.
An interview with a Wharton and Carnegie Mellon graduate who founded a company to help underserved communities with high-level branding and communications.
Host introduces a mentor guest who shaped his career, emphasizing the importance of slowing down to listen.
The hosts introduce a guest with an engineering and PR background to discuss the balance of art and science in marketing and the similarities between B2B and B2C marketing.
The hosts discuss the concept of 'exit' in startups and introduce a guest who prioritizes joy and connection in business.
Hosts discuss marketing and branding with a top marketer, focusing on the Sprite brand repositioning.
The hosts discuss the evolution of AI, comparing it to the early internet, and introduce experts from an AI startup to explain how to leverage AI effectively.
A pre-Super Bowl marketing podcast discussing ad trends, media buying, and what to watch for in Super Bowl commercials.
The hosts discuss marketing fundamentals using Under Armour as a case study.
The hosts discuss branding and marketing around the Paris 2024 Olympics, focusing on Coca-Cola's long-standing relationship with the Olympic movement.
Hosts DC and Larry interview branding expert Kelly Flato about her career and insights on marketing.
Tony Ponturo describes building Anheuser-Busch’s sports-marketing operation from zero sponsorships in 1982 to 90% of professional teams by 1987 or 1988.
Jonathan Trimble, CEO of And Rising, links B Corp governance to the challenge of growing while reducing impact, echoing Unilever's five-year ambition to double size while halving impact.