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All right, all right, all right.
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We have reached episode 100 of the Remarkable Marketing Podcast.
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Let's celebrate remarkable marketing success together and discuss in today's episode the next 1,000 episodes.
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First, let's talk about why marketing is absolutely the hardest job of all jobs.
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It's because business leaders expect marketers to know absolutely everything about marketing and to be an all-star in every area of marketing, and if you don't know it all, then you're not considered to be good at your job.
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This is a true story and the fact of the matter is it is one of the reasons I created this podcast, because the bar is so high for marketers, and in today's brief episode, I wanted to lay out my plan for the next thousand episodes of the podcast.
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I plan to interview 1,000 more marketing experts and leaders over the next three years and ask them about the best marketing they've ever done and what they learned from it.
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I'm going to share with you why we need a thousand more episodes and how we intend to raise the bar and produce every episode with a quality that is helpful to marketers who aspire to be remarkable.
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First, we should continue to celebrate the best marketing that marketers do, because 99% of the marketing out there is just really bad, truly awful.
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So let's celebrate the truly remarkable, unforgettable, memorable marketing that people do execute on.
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There are over 1 million marketing professionals in the United States alone.
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I am not interested in interviewing all 1 million marketers, but rather just a fraction of the top 1% that have done truly remarkable and epic things, and the top 1% of marketers have some really awesome stories to tell.
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I want us all to hear about what they've learned in doing this remarkable marketing and their advice to other marketers who aspire to be remarkable.
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I am not in this for the volume.
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I'm in it to celebrate the top performers in marketing.
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This for the volume.
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I'm in it to celebrate the top performers in marketing.
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Having been a marketer for over 25 years, I have lived what it's like when people expect you to be a master of everything in marketing.
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The CEO comes down the hall and asks when am I going to be featured on the cover of Forbes magazine?
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Are you on top of the PR?
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Then the VP of sales pops in to ask when more and better leads will arrive.
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Just a few minutes later, the CFO sends an email reminder that he needs a complete audit of all of the marketing spend, and then someone comes by to let me know.
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They searched on a phrase in Google and our company did not show up as the number one result, and they want to know what can I do about it?
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And this goes on and on all day, every day.
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My idea on how to help is to share inspiration across all topics in marketing so that curious marketers can continuously learn all the tricks of the trade.
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There will also be volume in the number of episodes, because marketing is a very broad practice.
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With more than 200 topics that I've outlined, it's really hard to do just one definitive episode on each of those 200 topics, because people think about each of these marketing topics in very different and creative ways that will surprise and sometimes amaze you.
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If you know someone who should tell their story on the podcast, reach out to me on LinkedIn or let me know on the remarkablemarketingio website.
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And, reflecting on the last 100 episodes, I've come up with just a few ways to improve the podcast based on some of the feedback I've gotten.
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First, I'm going to add some quick shot episodes.
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These five to seven minute long episodes won't have a guest, but I will share some of my own insights based on my own experiences and research.
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Second, we're building out the YouTube channel for the podcast, because over a hundred million people watch video versions of podcasts on YouTube every month.
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It is the number one way that podcasts are consumed.
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So we are going to continue the audio version of the podcast, but there will also be video episodes on YouTube.
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Episodes on YouTube.
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Third, we're going to work even harder to get the best stories of truly remarkable and inspiring marketing.
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So I'm going on this journey to interview a thousand of the best marketers out there.
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I encourage you to come on this journey with me.
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Be curious, let's celebrate success and marketing together.
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I'm going to end episodes by saying this Marketing is almost never easy, but it should always be fun.