Marketing Magazine

CASE STUDY shares

The fight to ensure no girl gets left behind

Here’s how the Learning for a Better World Trust supported Dr Kakenya Ntaiya in her March 2017 media tour. This article originally appeared in The...

BY  Marketing

11 September 2017 4 min read

SPONSORED shares

Are business cards dead in the digital world?

Business cards still deliver a personal touch that a digital connection simply can’t, but only for those who get smart about their design and use....

BY  Partner

5 September 2017 2 min read

OPINION shares

Why marketing needs to take a new look at old mentoring

Marketing professionals keep getting younger and their audience keeps getting older. Rob Morrison channels his grumpy old man and discusses the importance...

BY  Rob Morrison

31 August 2017 2 min read

FEATURE shares

Women paid less for same contribution to work, and sexism is to blame – study

New research identifies sexism as the main driver of the gender wage gap, writes Isabelle Sin. This article originally appeared in The Conversation. Women...

BY  Marketing

29 August 2017 3 min read

FEATURE shares

Game-changer: how one of Australia’s brightest marketing minds helped redefine football

Meet Jemma Wong, head of audience growth at the AFL, and the woman behind the game-changing brand, AFL Women’s. By Michelle Keomany. This article...

BY  Marketing

21 August 2017 5 min read

OPINION shares

Seven issues that need every marketer’s attention right now

Regardless of your brand, your industry or your job title, Rob Morrison argues you need a point-of-view on each of these issues. At least for now. “You’ve...

BY  Rob Morrison

9 August 2017 2 min read

OPINION shares

Can boring machines win hearts and mines?

New clean tech and storage facilities around Australia provide great opportunities for the tourism industry and maximising economic value capture, says Adam...

BY  Adam Joseph

8 August 2017 2 min read

OPINION shares

‘Passion beats Powerpoint’ and other tips for making better presentations

The secret to better presentations is to think like a marketer, says Rob Morrison. You’ve heard it before. People are more afraid of public speaking than...

BY  Rob Morrison

21 June 2017 2 min read

OPINION shares

Innovation is dead: Australia’s attempted innovicide and what to do about it

Sérgio Brodsky deconstructs key causes of a butterfly effect that contributed to Australia’s past, present and future innovation-deprived generations....

BY  Sérgio Brodsky

19 June 2017 5 min read

OPINION shares

Design thinking: solving complex problems is about to become child’s play

Katja Forbes says school curriculums need to change to suit today’s climate and prepare children for the jobs of the future. At the global EduTECH...

BY  Marketing

16 June 2017 1 min read

SPONSORED shares

How a Monash Business grad built a New York coffee empire

Nick Stone recalls how understanding the perspective of the customer and thorough knowledge of the competition carried him through to a successful café...

BY  Partner

8 June 2017 1 min read

INTERVIEW shares

Career highlights and insights with one of AFR’s 10 most influential women in the boardroom

Working across continents, advising world leaders, funding financial tech companies and championing women’s equality – Cassandra Kelly takes stock of...

BY  Marketing

22 May 2017 7 min read

FEATURE shares

Marketing education feature: the new school

The list of skills required to make a professional marketer continues to grow longer. What are the focuses of today’s marketing education sector, and...

BY  Ben Ice

17 May 2017 8 min read

SPONSORED shares

How to persuade your boss to invest in your marketing education and career development

Marketing qualifications are becoming more important and can set you apart in a competitive job market, but securing funding is a constant challenge....

BY  Partner

8 May 2017 1 min read

OPINION shares

Taking your startup global? Check these common pitfalls first

Scott Cooper has some tips for surviving the move to Silicon Valley. More than 20,000 Australians have made the move to Silicon Valley in the hopes...

BY  Marketing

27 March 2017 2 min read

FEATURE shares

Girl meets world: career profile of a true marketing jetsetter

Jacqueline Cox has accrued close to 20 years’ B2B marketing experience, yet none in her hometown of Brisbane. Her career ladder has circled the globe, but...

BY  Jacqueline Burns

15 March 2017 6 min read

OPINION shares

Apple Park: a new hope

If the Death Star had an exact opposite, says Karl Treacher, it would be Apple Park. This is one of those articles where I take us all back in time for...

BY  Karl Treacher

15 March 2017 2 min read

OPINION shares

Feel the fear and do it anyway: three keys to success as a female creative

Hard work, trust and empowerment. Alisha Dunsford has three pieces of advice for women in creative. I’ve never been the kind of person that thinks being a...

BY  Marketing

8 March 2017 1 min read

OPINION shares

How to treat the seven symptoms of a broken sales and marketing relationship

Peter Strohkorb offers seven solutions for common misalignments between sales and marketing departments. I half-joke that traditionally, marketing and...

BY  Marketing

6 March 2017 3 min read

OPINION shares

Barbie versus Ken: the marketing battle of the sexes

When it comes to cutting through and engaging with a target, asks Jac Phillips, could one gender be a superior marketer than the other? This article...

BY  Jac Phillips

24 February 2017 4 min read

Next

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Page 1 of 8