Erik Harbison - Marketing Help

"Be transparent and communicate."

This episode's guest embraces this as his philosophy on how to best manage a team of marketers.

Dave Snyder - started his marketing career as a web designer. Then he coupled those skills, with his super power of building meaningful relationships, to evolve his career as a project manager.

Excelling as a project manager led him to becoming an account executive - focusing on solving client and company challenges.

That experience prepared him to take on one of the most challenging decisions so far in his career - becoming a CEO.

Dave has been successfully growing his marketing technology agency - - and shares some of his great stories, learnings and marketing career tips on..

+ Why people make a difference in agency culture
+ Why alignment on goals is key in any team, company or partnership
+ The importance of making quick decisions in the face of adversity
+ The value of putting people / team members first
+ What CEO's look for in marketing candidates - and it's not on your resume
+ The 3 areas agency CEO's will focus on every month

Full episode - bit.ly/tmhpod

"Should I work agency or client side?"

This is a common marketing career question.

Our recent guest on TheMarketingCareers podcast guest opted to gain valuable experience in both.

is a digital marketing veteran that started his career in sales, and realized the power of targeting audiences through digital media.

That experience led him to roles at agencies like Razorfish, and PHD. Plus, the opportunity for client-side marketing roles with household brands like Comcast, Disney and J&J.

Josh was instrumental in developing an in-house agency structure for Bayer - which became a blueprint for brands to follow in the industry.

A big thank you to Josh for joining me and sharing great marketing career tips on..

+ How to have a successful career as a specialist and generalist
+ The two outcomes you can expect when asking a lot of questions
+ How to be a 'C-suite whisperer' and get your ideas sold
+ The only two things you should prepare for an interview

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Q: What does it take to launch a marketing career in the sports industry?
A: A blend of what you know AND who you know...and being ready to 'audition' for roles before they're available.

The latest The Marketing Careers Podcast episode features Tim Clark - SVP and Chief Digital Officer at NASCAR.

Tim goes into detail on how a balance of focusing on self-advocacy, and a relentless pursuit to connect with people in the sports industry, led him to a dream role with one of the most popular sporting leagues in the nation.

Tim also provides advice on ways anyone can start making the right connections, to get the right conversations, with target sports roles.

Full eps link in bio

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