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It’s always sad to see icons from our childhood fall.
It’s always sad to see icons from our childhood fall.
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How brands earn attention, create demand and turn interest into action.
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It’s always sad to see icons from our childhood fall.

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A business thriving since 1939, Lewis' in Norwood, Massachusetts, holds valuable lessons:
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I love it when people say that marketing is a cost center… 🙄

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Find your beach, even if it’s at the bottom of a ski mountain.

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We've all been there, looking at the same logos and colors for many years, and the next spark of inspiration just isn't there...

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Sharing your story goes beyond just marketing – it's essential for keeping your leadership team informed about your department's progress.
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Relationships, whether friendships, marriages, or brand-consumer connections, share a common truth: lasting bonds require respect and value.

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The brands you wear tell a story, I choose to try and only wear brands that support me, but I have adjusted my rule because of this hat…

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Great leaders work hard to help you win in life and your career. I have been so fortunate to have a few incredible leaders in my life…

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Taking time to care about your “personal brand” doesn’t make you a bad person.
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An easy question that most people miss when making brand decisions…
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Social media platforms have removed traditional media gatekeepers, giving anyone access to an audience.
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Storytelling isn’t exclusively for external audiences, there is incredible power to consistently share your story with your internal audience.
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I believe in the jab, jab, jab, right hook theory from Gary Vaynerchuk.
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It’s interesting to see how some outlets on “radio row” at the Super Bowl have evolved over the years and how many are still the same.
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I love that the NFL is replacing the Pro Bowl with a skills competition and a flag football game, but selfishly I’m a little sad too.
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Nobody cares about what I do!! So why would I waste my time telling MY story?
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Katie Jackson & I have been meeting with companies across the country and across industries for over a year now discussing the power of storytelling. One thing that is clear is that the greatest resources that every company has in sharing their story are their employees. I wonder how many people feel they are fully aware of their company’s brand story and whether they believe in it. Let me know below.
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Changing who you are as a business starts with determining who you want to be.

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A year ago today we took a giant leap to create the company that we had envisioned for years and left our full time jobs in Major League Baseball.
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The journey for a young company to define what they want their story to be is just the beginning…
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I looked away for a brief moment…
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In our quest to reestablish Ballast Point Brewing Company as a locally owned and operated independent brewer again, we have partnered with several local brands to show our support of San Diego. From the San Diego Padres to San Diego Magazine and one that we are very proud of with Local Media San Diego & 91X.
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Such a great weekend with Ballast Point Brewing Company and their #FreeBeerForJoe activation to celebrate the first no-hitter in San Diego Padres history. A fun idea is only as good as the team that executes it and this idea had a lot of hands needed to bring it to life. Thanks to the team at Ballast Point, Padres, Bally Sports West, SoCal & San Diego, Audacy, Inc. San Diego, Bay Bird Inc., and our team CUENTO Marketing.