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Rachel Morris7 min read

Brand strategy framework: how strong brands plan for growth

Brand strategy is not a creative exercise. It's a commercial one, and the distinction ...
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Rachel Morris9 min read

Market research: improving decisions by reducing risk

Most research projects start with a kick-off meeting. Someone books a room, opens a blank ...
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Rachel Morris8 min read

What is market segmentation? A strategic guide to what it is, why it matters, and how to do it

Segmentation is a key diagnostic step in the marketing process, and a surprisingly simple ...
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Peter Sumpton12 min read

Training in marketing makes you a better marketer. Comparing the routes to becoming a better marketer.

Despite unprecedented access to tools, data and platforms, too many marketers still lack ...
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Peter Sumpton8 min read

What is backwards research? The framework that stops marketing research from becoming expensive decoration

Once you have the results from your market research, what are you going to do with them? ...
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Peter Sumpton3 min read

Where AI market research could go next

Most current conversations about AI in market research focus on efficiency. Faster ...
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MiniMBA1 min read

A decade of success: How the MiniMBA transformed marketing education

Ten years ago, Mark Ritson identified a problem that most business schools were neither ...
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Rachel Morris8 min read

Why take MiniMBA as a team? Confused.com CMO Geoff Bull on looking beyond tactics, shared frameworks and building strategic confidence

When CMO Geoff Bull enrolled on the MiniMBA in Marketing, he was looking for a framework ...
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Peter Sumpton3 min read

More than half of marketers don't know what media neutrality means

When measurable channels mislead decisions, media neutrality is the answer – but ...
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