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Hosted by Kirby Hasseman · business · EN · 581 episodes
Kirby Hasseman interviews marketers, entrepreneurs, and leaders from around the globe to help you elevate your business.
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Delivering Marketing Joy
In this week's episode of Delivering #marketingjoy Dan Balcauski joins the show to discuss pricing strategies, understanding pricing mistakes, the difference between cheap and affordable, AI and pricing models, and building trust through pricing. Watch now!
Delivering Marketing Joy
Physical marketing still works. Branded merchandise, direct mail, events, signage, and other tangible marketing tools can create experiences that digital marketing simply can't replicate. But physical marketing isn't enough on its own either. In Part 2 of my HYBRID Marketing series, I talk about the power of physical marketing and why the real opportunity comes when we stop treating physical and digital marketing as two separate strategies. The strongest marketing happens when we intentionally bridge the gap between the two and allow each one to make the other more effective. I'll also introduce the Hasseman H Framework, a simple way to think about how physical and digital marketing connect to create a more complete customer journey. The goal isn't to choose between physical and digital. It's to build a marketing strategy where they work together, reinforce one another, and create a brand that's harder to ignore—and even harder to forget. If you're ready to stop thinking in individual marketing tactics and start building a connected strategy, this episode is for you. https://scorecard.hassemanmarketing.com/
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Welcome to Better Merch... Better Marketing, the podcast where Kirby Hasseman and Jade Crider explore how branded merchandise and smart marketing work together to help businesses stand out, build stronger relationships, and grow. In the Season 2 finale, Kirby and Jade ask a question marketers probably don't consider often enough: Are we over-marketing everything? Does every email, social post, gift, or customer interaction really need a call to action? Or can some of the most effective marketing happen when a brand simply gives value without immediately asking for something in return? Kirby and Jade explore the balance between giving and asking—and why the classic "jab, jab, jab, right hook" philosophy still matters. They also share a perfect real-world example of appreciation marketing after commonsku sent Jade a thoughtful baby gift with no strings attached. It's a simple gesture that demonstrates how giving first can create a memorable brand experience and strengthen relationships. Plus, Kirby shares some early details about the upcoming launch of his new book, HYBRID Marketing, and Kirby and Jade explain why they're taking a short break before returning for Season 3. This week's Product of the Week is the BruMate MUV, and listeners can also grab a FREE copy of Hit the TARGET at HitTheTARGETbook.com. Thanks for joining Kirby and Jade throughout Season 2 of Better Merch... Better Marketing. They'll be back for Season 3!
Delivering Marketing Joy
In this week's episode of Delivering #marketingjoy Kate Murray joins the show to discuss ASB's position in the branded merch industry, the role of communication in sales, surprises in branded merchandise, and challenges in communication and storytelling. Check it out!
Delivering Marketing Joy
Everyone talks about digital marketing—but I believe it's only part of the equation. In this first episode of my Hybrid Marketing series, I share what P90X got right and why their success wasn't built on digital alone. From using branded shirts to create excitement and credibility to understanding the unique role physical marketing plays, I'll explain why the strongest brands combine digital and physical experiences to create momentum that compounds over time. If you're ready to stop thinking about marketing as separate tactics and start building a brand that lasts, this series is for you.
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