Release date: October 12, 2020
Release date: October 12, 2020
Release date: October 12, 2020
Corey dives into a recent survey of 225 local ad agencies and finds that their deepening love affair with OTT is being financed by their tried and true longtime lover -- broadcast TV. The podcast has Gordon & Corey poring through key findings, including how agencies feel the pandemic has changed the effectiveness of certain types of media.
Corey dives into a recent survey of 225 local ad agencies and finds that their deepening love affair with OTT is being financed by their tried and true longtime lover -- broadcast TV. The podcast has Gordon & Corey poring through key findings, including how agencies feel the pandemic has changed the effectiveness of certain types of media.
Corey dives into a recent survey of 225 local ad agencies and finds that their deepening love affair with OTT is being financed by their tried and true longtime lover -- broadcast TV. The podcast has Gordon & Corey poring through key findings, including how agencies feel the pandemic has changed the effectiveness of certain types of media.
Episodes
Episode 32: release date Oct. 12, 2020
Ad Agencies' COVID Remix: Big Love for OTT & Social Media
Corey dives into a recent survey of 225 local ad agencies and finds that their deepening love affair with OTT is being financed by their tried and true longtime lover -- broadcast TV. The podcast has Gordon & Corey poring through key findings, including how agencies feel the pandemic has changed the effectiveness of certain types of media.
Episode 31: release date Sept. 29, 2020
She's Baaaack... 'Smartypants' Weighs In On Media's Outrageous Claims
Corey & Gordon bring back their most popular guest, a local ad buyer who isn't afraid to be blunt about what works and what doesn't. This no-holes-barred episode has the hosts listing some of the ....uh... more interesting audience claims made by different types of media, and has their guest reacting. Brace yourself before you hit play. "Smartypants" hasn't mellowed a bit since her 2019 appearance.
Episode 30: release date Sept. 15, 2020
The Rise of Content Marketing, & Breathing New Life Into Obituaries
Fresh off a project to size the U.S. Content Marketing business, Corey talks about how COVID-19 has buoyed the need for many businesses to tell their stories via "sponsored content" methods. This podcast also features an interview with Brian Gorman, founder of iPublish, which was recently acquired by Legacy.com. Gorman says the company is now processing 600,000 obituaries a year and is discovering new ways develop a business around these content-rich capsules of information.
Episode 29: release date Sept. 1, 2020
Taylor Swift, Eminem, & SMBs: Vevo's Plan to Partner With Local Media
Vevo has slipped into the role once occupied by MTV, serving up 26 billion music-video views per month. Gordon & Corey discuss Vevo's plan to tap media sales forces to sell commercial spots. Will Gittchee Goomee Tattoo in Duluth buy an ad in Post Malone's Latest Video? This episode features an interview with Nick Simonetti, who heads up Local Ad Sales at Vevo.
Episode 28: release date August 18, 2020
How Out-of-Home Is Morphing Into a Powerful 'Broadcast' Medium
Gordon & Corey turn a critical eye toward out-of-home advertising, the only "traditional" form of media that's been wholly unaffected by Google, Facebook, and other digital media. This episode features an interview with Anna Bager, the new CEO of the Out-of-Home Advertising Association of America. She sees OOH as a viable competitor for video advertising that has a very bright future in taxis, airports, elevators, gas pumps, and lobbies.
Episode 27: release date August 11, 2020
Why SMBs Ain't Buyin' Big-Brands' Facebook Boycott, and a Promising 'Local' Ecommerce Strategy in Pittsburgh
Are SMBs' buying into the big-brand brouhaha over Facebook? Has COVID-19 altered their love affair with social media? Gordon & Corey pore over new research that draws out some raw responses from local marketers on the whole situation. This episode also features an interview with Joe Lawrence, CEO of a Pittsburgh-based tech company called MeSearch that's taking an innovative approach to ecommerce.
Episode 26: release date July 21, 2020
With Circulars at a Tipping Point, How Will Newspapers Support Local Journalism?
Episode 26 features an interview with Dean Ridings, the president and CEO of the newspaper industry’s largest trade association, America’s Newspapers. With classified ad revenue all but vanished and print circulars at a “tipping point,” Ridings talks about how the industry will generate enough funds to sustain it’s biggest competitive advantage: well-staff newsrooms. Gordon & Corey offer their insights and take a swipe at those who think advertisers will abandon social media and “come back” to tried-and-true print and broadcast media.
Episode 25: release date July 7, 2020
As Ad Market Recovers, OTT and Political Hold the Most Hope for 2020
Kicking off Season 3, Gordon & Corey place OTT and political advertising and OTT front and center. Borrell's latest Business Barometer is looking good, but prospects look best for OTT or streaming video sales. This episode features an interview with Mark Lieberman, president & CEO of Viamedia, the nation's largest independent seller of local TV advertising solutions, who discusses a "perfect storm" that's coming in August as political advertising comes raging back.
Episode 24: release date June 23, 2020
51 Webinars, 12,000 Ad Buyers, 2 Big Ahas
While Corey has gone dark to generate new forecasts for 2020, Jim Brown steps in as guest co-host. Gordon & Jim discuss what they learned from interacting with thousands of local businesses during 51 "crisis marketing" webinars they conducted since late March. Jim also offers insights on a few markets where ad sales will rebound much slower, and what's driving the difference.
Episode 23: release date June 9, 2020
Corey's Crystal Ball on 2020 Advertising, & Why SMBs Are Rushing to 'Shopify' Themselves
Corey takes a break from numbers crunching to talk about where he thinks local advertising will wind up in 2020. (Spoiler alert!) Newspapers and radio are in for the biggest shock, and some markets will fare far better than others. This episode features an interview with Shopify's Ian Black, who describes a big uptick in smaller, local businesses rushing to the company's ecommerce solution during the COVID-19 crisis.
Episode 22: release date May 26, 2020
Media's 'Survival of the Fittest' Scenario Comes True -- And Why TV Is Immune
Even before the pandemic, local media companies were going dark at a rate of 6 per week. Gordon & Corey discuss how things have accelerated as scores of print and broadcast companies have gone belly-up in the past two months. The only one in a comfortable position is broadcast TV. The podcast features an interview with TEGNA President & CEO Dave Lougee, who describes how TV's transformation since the last big economic downturn a decade ago has put the industry in an insulated and enviable position.
Episode 21: release date May 12, 2020
Sappy Messaging and Warning Signs: COVID-19's Effect on Marketingp> (Cue the maudlin piano music) In these unprecedented times, Gordon & Corey are here for you. That's why they've teamed up with Fruity Pebbles.... Episode 21 takes a look at how marketers are struggling to remain in sync with consumers who seem to be suffering media overload. The podcast also identifies marketing decisions that equate to warning signs that a business might not make it through the crisis.
Episode 20: release date April 27, 2020
A Grand Reopening or Bland Reopening for Local Businesses?
Fresh off a late-April survey of local businesses, Gordon & Corey debate what's in store as they plan to hit re-start on advertising budgets. With a 10-point shift in the percentage of local businesses planning to resume or increase ad spending since late March, is a Grand Reopening imminent?
There's No Hand-Wringing Among the Masters of Local Marketing
Gordon & Corey take a look at a recent survey of local marketing activity amid the COVID-19 crisis and find that small group of businesses have gotten very busy indeed. Master marketers and a few media companies have skipped the hand-wringing altogether. This episode looks at how skilled local marketers are viewing the crisis, and how one broadcaster has sprung into action and created a dynamic library of more than 600 examples of crisis marketing messages for ad-sales reps. The show features an interview with the Vice President of Digital Media Sales for Nexstar Media Group, Bill Caudill, who talks about how the company's 1,000+ reps have pivoted.
CRISIS MARKETING: WHY 'IDEAS' ARE THE NEW CURRENCY
Amid our pandemic paralysis, local marketers are self-isolating into one of two categories: Those who see an opportunity to shine, and those who don't. Marketing ideas are in high demand for both. If you want to open their doors, you'd better come with three ideas in your back pocket (and maybe a gift-wrapped can of Lysol.) Gordon & Corey are joined by Borrell Associates President Jim Brown in this fast-paced "give us your best ideas" episode. The show features a phone call with Matt Coen, co-founder of the quintessential cool-promotions company, Second Street Media.
Biggest WOWs from #BorrellMiami2020 Conference
Youth marketing, hulu's local sales effort, mushrooming OTT, branded content, an explosion in podcasting -- the biggest takeaways from Borrell's big event in 20 minutes. Gordon & Corey offer their observations about some of the presentations by the CEOs of Comscore and Thryv, from youth marketing expert Matt Britton, and from several other executives who took the stage over the two-day event in early March.
OTT & Targeted TV: A Massive 'Green Field' of Opportunity
Gordon & Corey discuss programmatic buying at the local level, identifying the hottest growth areas: OTT, targeted TV spots, geofencing, and Simpli.fi's big push into "addressable" programmatic, which can deliver ads down to the household level. The podcast features an interview with Frost Prioleau, CEO of Simpli.fi, which managed campaigns for 40,000 advertisers last year and saw high growth and dramatic results for its OTT and addressable programs.
Amazon's Inevitable Entry into Local Marketing Is Amazon the next boogeyman? Gordon & Corey lay out the hard evidence -- including a recent survey showing how local businesses may actually be excited about the opportunity to get their message in front of Amazon buyers. This episode features an interview with ecommerce expert and former Amazon manager Will Margaritis, who offers his take on how Amazon is preparing to attack the local space.
Episode 7 - Release date: Oct 15, 2019
Episode 6 - Release date: Oct 1, 2019
Episode 5 - Release date: Sept 17, 2019
Episode 4 - Release date: Sept. 3, 2019
Episode 3 - Release date: Aug 20, 2019
Episode 2- Release date: Aug 5, 2019
Episode 1- Release date: July 16, 2019
About The Local Marketing Trends Podcast
Hear two of the nation’s brightest and sought-after advertising analysts — Corey Elliott and Gordon Borrell — identify the latest trends and make their predictions. This fast-paced podcast runs about 20 minutes and focuses on trends in local media, advertising, and marketing. The show typically touches on three or four topics, occasionally features a guest, and is always seasoned with critical analysis and wit.
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