Marketing sounds so serious, but modern-day advertising is much different than it was 30 years ago. It’s informative, entertaining, and moves audiences emotionally to make purchase decisions. So let’s talk about funny ads. Funny ads can make a brand – but where is the line? On this NerdBrand Podcast episode, we’re discussing: Why humor is
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On this episode, we’re joined by guest Bruce Corwin from the Bourbon Brotherhood. Talks revolved around artificial intelligence, Bruce’s teenage years as a hacker, and bourbon. Oh, and thanks to Dave, some clowns made an appearance — but none were hurt in the recording this episode. Three Types of Artificial Intelligence We humans have behaviors
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We’re wrapping up our three-episode series on marketing. Using Deadpool, we talked about how guerrilla marketing can be used, and then for the sequel, how social media marketing was used to advertise film’s release. Deadpool 3 – Marketing Terminology For our third and final installment of the series, we discussed Deadpool 3, marketing terminology, and
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Deadpool: the sequel really ramped up how they used social media marketing. Primarily on Twitter and Youtube. But first we have a returning guest Dave Wilson with a question: This question below comes from Dave Wilson at https://www.legacyhomeestate.com/ Website domains: should you worry about how “long” it is? Well not really. Most people head to
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Introducing our new series on Marketing. Starting with Deadpool, the first movie, and how guerrilla marketing was used to advertising this movie that almost never existed. Things Deadpool did: Set a standard that rated-R comic films work. But wasn’t the first. Anyone remember Judge Dredd? NOT the Sly Stallone version! What about Blade 2? The
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This episode we’re talking about Google Core Web Vitals with our Developer Lora Byrnside. Also more Batman news! Some of the things we’ll share is how it’s going to increase costs, time, for a quality site that meets Google standards. Plus, how will the WordPress community of theme and plugin developers handle it. NerdNews Segment BatFleck
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Greetings Starfighter! In this episode we’re discussing The Last Star Fighter and how nostalgia marketing works. Essentially, nostalgia marketing aims to capture (or rather, re-capture) your audience’s attention by tapping into older and more familiar trends from the past — and we know that it works. But first breaking news! Michael Keaton Returns is set to return
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On this episode of the NerdBrand Podcast we’re talking about Retargeting your ads, and Director Cut’s marketing strategy and Google site ranking signals! We’re not trying to over simplify, but most business owners are over whelmed by marketing and SEO. We hope to cut through that on this episode about what SEO is (as much
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