Episode 45

Balancing Rational vs Emotional Marketing with Andrew Collings

Balancing Rational vs Emotional Marketing with Andrew Collings

Photo of Andrew Collings Starring Andrew Collings

In today’s digital marketing podcast, Louisa interviews Andrew Collings, who most recently was the Head of Marketing at Exclusive Tyre Distributors.  In his 17 + year career Andrew has worked with several national organisations using a range of marketing techniques to drive results.

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In this episode, Andrew shares his thinking on how marketers can use a mix of rational and emotional messaging. They also discussed upskilling and keeping marketing skills fresh.

Here are three things you’re going to learn:

  1. Why you can’t market to everyone as your target
  2. How to bring emotional messaging into your marketing
  3. Using surveys to get market feedback

Louisa’s recommended action item from this podcast episode is to brush up on your skills on rational vs emotional messaging and make sure you have the right balance for your audience

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Links from this episode:

Andrew Collings on LinkedIn
Mumbrella Automotive Summit
Articles: McKinsey
Articles: Gartner
Books by Ries

Louisa Dahl: LinkedIn 
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