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Jason Miller on The Marketing Trifecta - Season 3: Marketing - Episode # 56
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In this episode, marketing leader, concert photographer, and author Jason Miller explores the foundational marketing pillars of brand, events, and community. Together, Jason and the hosts unpack what it takes to build a brand that resonates and drives trust, breaking down misconceptions about community building and the power of having a distinct, purpose-driven perspective.
Listen into discussions on the shift from traditional demand gen to a new era where authenticity, trust, and relationships drive growth.
Takeaways:
- Focus on Core Marketing Pillars: Brand, Events, and Community: Building a strong brand, engaging in key events, and fostering community are the essential marketing pillars for B2B success. Demand gen should support these pillars, with brand-building taking center stage to establish trust and differentiate in competitive markets.
- Start with Positioning and Messaging for Brand Impact: A brand’s power lies in its foundational positioning and messaging. Clear, cohesive messaging enables companies to convey their unique value effectively. Too often skipped, this essential groundwork ensures consistent and compelling narratives that protect brand integrity, especially in the era of AI automation.
- Build Niche Brands with a Personal Connection: For startups, a niche focus allows for more personalized connections and targeted messaging that resonate deeply with specific audiences. Leaders and founders should embrace their roles as brand ambassadors, confidently sharing unique perspectives to create a distinctive voice—even if it means polarizing some audiences.
- Invest in Small, Trusted Communities Over Broad Platforms: The value of intimate, trusted communities often surpasses that of large platforms. Smaller groups foster authentic connections, allowing members to ask questions and share insights without the noise. These close-knit environments often lead to more meaningful professional support and collaboration.
- Network and Collaborate with Empathy: Peer connections are invaluable. Exchanging insights, challenges, and successes with other marketers fosters empathy and mutual support, creating a powerful feedback loop that keeps teams agile, motivated, and informed.
Quote of the Show:
"It's literally finding your tribe and bringing them into a place and giving them some sort of value. I think if you sell it as the point of, you can learn here, you can share here, it's a trusted space, I think people will respond.” - Jason Miller
Links:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jsnmiller/
Shoutouts:
Second Skin: Tales and Truths from the Mosh Pit of Life
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