67 episodes
Think Jargon Jared Broussard
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4.8 • 4 Ratings
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Think Jargon is a podcast about marketing, sales, and content creation. If acronyms like SEO, PPC, & CRM make your head spin, then this podcast is for you. We cut through the jargon used by fancy marketing agencies and help you make sense of the ever-changing world of modern marketing.
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The Best Ad Campaigns of All Time
What are some of your favorite ad campaigns of all time? Were they old or new campaigns? What made them memorable? Today, Jared and Stuart discuss their 3 favorite advertising campaigns of all time. Some of their favorites may surprise you.
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5 Tools We Can't Live Without
These are a few of our favorite things! In this episode, we share the five tools we love and use daily.
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Rules of Thumb
If you were asked, after all of your time in business what are five pieces of advice you can share with young entrepreneurs, what would you say? In this episode, Stuart shares how he would respond to that question with his very simple five rules of thumb.
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A Simple 5 Step Marketing Plan
In this episode of ThinkJargon, Jared Broussard shares five basic steps to get you started in planning and implementing a marketing plan for your business, product, idea, etc.
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Influencer Marketing
Madeline Silvio, Social Media Coordinator at BlinkJar Media, joins Jared and Stuart in this episode of ThinkJargon to share her thoughts on Influencer Marketing. Gain insights on how to leverage influencers for your brand.
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The Creative Process
In this episode of ThinkJargon, Owen Turner of United by Design joins us to discuss their creative process. How does something transition from an idea to a living, breathing brand? And, how do you manage the clients' expectations when going through the creative process. A helpful episode for anyone involved with developing and managing the creative process.
Customer Reviews
Great podcast!
The topics are entertaining and the hosts are really engaging. They work well together and you can tell they know the subject matter in great detail.
There is a slight audio issue that pops up occasionally, as one off the hosts occasionally drifts off, making it difficult to hear the last word of his sentence. Other than that, and the closing music being a little loud as they talk out the episode, this is a great 15-20 minute podcast.