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Welcome to the library of marketing blogs by Steve Davis
Steve Davis has published hundreds of blog posts about marketing and communication and now, at Talked About Marketing, he is starting afresh. If you’re here during mid-2019, you’ll find only a few articles for now but there’ll be more because blogging is life! Well, blogging is certainly what adds life to marketing efforts (and professional development). You might also want to subscribe to the Talked About Marketing monthly newsletter because it will bundle up recent writings into one place, while alerting you to new workshops and events that might benefit your business.
Workshop Video
DIY Business Podcasting
This is my workshop to help you plan a business podcast successfully. It will give you a good overview of where podcasting sits in the Australian landscape, and what elements you need to consider to create a successful show.
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Marketing Articles
Social media audit, marketing review, and other monthiversary business hacks
It's the fourth monthiversary of Talked About Marketing and I've taken the opportunity to reflect on my business, undertake both a social media audit and a marketing review, and as a result of this I'm writing to urge you to do the same. The fourth month of operations...
Is your business mission inspiring? Apollo program insights to fly your employees to the Moon
When setting a business mission, a little inspiration from former US President, John F Kennedy, can't hurt. Try emulating this paraphrased version of his famous 1962 speech at your next team planning session: We choose to go to the Moon in this decade, not because it...
How Google undermined my business ethics and led me to write a fake online review
Business ethics is a term that stirs passions in the hearts of some business people while leaving others staring blankly. And, sadly, business ethics is a topic that has become an endangered species in some quarters of the business community, even here in my home town...