The Art of Marketing Operations Taylor

Our health is extremely personal, so it makes sense that you would want your healthcare provider to emphasize the importance of understanding the lived experiences of patients to enhance the human dimension of healthcare. But how do we do this as marketing professionals?I

n this episode Jay Sivasailam, Chief Growth Officer at UCare, delves into the intricate realm of healthcare marketing and operations. He understands the unique blend of emotional and logical decision-making in healthcare and the need for personalized experiences that resonate with individuals.

Join us as Glenn and Jay discuss:Discussed in this episode:The pivotal role of patient-centric healthcare marketing and operations in delivering personalized experiences.Shifting the focus from episodic care to whole-person wellness, including addressing equity and access issues.Leveraging technology and patient data for personalized clinical engagement while maintaining trust and value exchange in healthcare marketing operations.

How can brands navigate the ever-shifting landscape of e-commerce and brick-and-mortar operations?

Kenji Gjovig, Founder and Managing Director at Bayfield Company, knows the intricate balance that brands must strike when transitioning from direct-to-consumer (DTC) to more traditional commerce. You cannot accomplish the move without a laser focus on content creation that grows opportunities and expands into various channels. Brands certainly need to master the art of content creation, product packaging and leveraging consumer reviews. Your most useful tool is social media, but where is the balance and how is trust best gained in such a crowded marketplace?

Join us as we discuss:The challenges and skills required for brands transitioning between e-commerce and brick-and-mortar operationsStrategies employed by DTC brands to expand into different channels, fueling their continued growthInsights into the power of product packaging, consumer reviews, and social media in building brand trust and achieving success in today's competitive marketplace

Diversification is now officially table stakes in any marketing strategy.

Jeff Campbell, President at aiCommerce, shares his experience navigating the current marketing terrain, detailing the imperative of holistic growth and diverse channel strategies for brands.

Understanding the essence of authenticity in content creation is no longer optional, especially if you want to appeal to younger generations.

Join us as we discuss:How marketing strategies are adapting to the nuances of Gen ZStrategies for brands to effectively navigate the diverse marketing channels availableHow is data privacy impacting advertising strategies?And what the future hold for retail sales in this evolving landscape

Odds are, you publish or share regular reporting. When was the last time you took a step back and asked yourself why?

Why this specific data? Why report this specific way? Why at this interval, in this format? According to Sowmya Kotha, Senior Marketing Manager at Planet, you can’t unlock true problem-solving creativity until you ask the big question: why? The world changes every single day. If you’re not reflecting and adapting occasionally, you risk being left behind, data and insights unrealized.

Join us as we discuss:Utilizing diverse perspectives and fostering a culture of curiosityEmbracing a global mindset and cultural sensitivity in marketing operationsAcknowledging the significance of marketing operations for organizational success

Retailers are building their own, closed houses.

By offering a seamless digital and physical experience, brands are able to create brand loyalty like never before.

Dave Glaza, Founder and CEO of Digits Agency, believes that increasing the number of touchpoints and blending physical and digital is the new way of great marketing — through data. Join us as we discuss: Seamlessly blending physical and digital marketingBridging the gap for customer loyaltyBeyond retail: where data will be monetizable next

Accounting and marketing have a lot in common. The most important thing — they’re both about process.

Justin Noznesky, Chief Marketing & Strategy Officer at AtriCure, Inc. found his way into marketing by accident, beginning his career path in finance. This unique perspective has allowed him to effectively execute marketing in the highly regulated field of medicine. He shares lessons learned, translatable experience and the value of diverse perspectives that can be utilized across marketing in all industries.

Join us as we discuss:How unexpected career backgrounds can bring fresh perspectives to marketing operationsNavigating highly regulated industries successfully by collaborating with cross-functional teamsThe pronounced importance of a physical and digital integrated marketing approach in healthcare.