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Life as a Marketing Director

What to Expect: A Day-to-Day Reflection.  So, you’ve got your sights set on becoming a Marketing Director? Let me give you a glimpse into the past two decades of my career in that role. Reflecting on my days as Director of Marketing for national brands such as Budget Rent a Car, T-Base Communications and Dehumidified Air Solutions, I thought I would share my experience because understanding what to expect day-to-day

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Effective Brand Management

Ensuring Consistency and Strengthening Brand Identity. A strong, consistent brand identity resonates deeply with customers and makes them want to return. This article explores the importance of brand consistency and

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Data-Driven Decision Making

Leveraging Analytics to Drive Marketing Success. In today’s fast-paced marketing world, relying just on gut feelings or old methods isn’t enough. If you are a marketing coordinator or manager aiming

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Thoughts on Leadership

Building a High-Performing Marketing Team. Leading a high-performing marketing team is both rewarding and challenging. If you’re transitioning into the role of Director, there’s a lot to navigate. It calls

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