This week, Cathy makes her monthly visit to the studio, and Ian gets her take on a marketing leader’s first 90 days.
Author: Ian Truscott
16: The Rose & Rockstar: Gartner’s Digital Detox Prediction
This week in The Rose and Rockstar, Ian and Robert discuss a prediction from Gartner that we need to put 70% of our marketing budget into offline to reach an audience who will be digital detoxing.
269: The Rockstar CMO Studio: First 90 Days in The Machine
Ian and Jeff finalize their discussion about a CMO’s first 90 days, coming to the last of their five marketing fundamentals – The Machine.
15: The Rose & Rockstar: Slowing Down the Vibe
This week in The Rose and Rockstar, Ian and Robert discuss an idea Robert shared in his Content Marketing Institute column about slowing down marketing.
268: The Rockstar CMO Studio: First 90 Days of the Campaign
Ian and Jeff continue to discuss a CMO’s first 90 days. This week, they focus on their fourth f’in’ marketing fundamental – The Campaign.
14: The Rose & Rockstar: The Google Does Not Abide
This week in The Rose and Rockstar, Ian and Robert discuss the AI-dominated Google search experience and how this impacts our content marketing.
267: The Rockstar CMO Studio: First 90 Days of the Story
Ian and Jeff continue to discuss a CMO’s first 90 days. This week, they focus on their third f’in’ marketing fundamental – The Story.
13: The Rose & Rockstar: It’s Called Marketing
This week in The Rose and Rockstar, Ian and Robert discuss the constant reinvention of B2B marketing.
The Rockstar CMO Studio: Going Nuts for a Masterplan
This week, Ian and Jeff continue to discuss a CMO’s first 90 days, focusing on […]
12: The Rose & Rockstar: Artificially Intelligent
This week in The Rose and Rockstar, Ian and Robert discuss skills, AI, and business transformation.
265: The Rockstar CMO Studio: Cathy, Fields, and Meadows
This week, Cathy makes her monthly visit to the studio, and this week, she and Ian discuss localization
11: The Rose & Rockstar: Ignoring Mark Twain
This week in The Rose and Rockstar, ignoring the advice of Mark Twain, the chaps tackle brands navigating the politicization of everything.