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Peter Sumpton5 min read

The knowing-doing gap: why marketing knowledge without application is a business risk

Recognising and understanding marketing frameworks is necessary, but it does not, on its ...
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Peter Sumpton11 min read

What a gap in marketing skills actually costs your business

A marketing capability gap becomes commercially significant when it weakens the quality, ...
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Joe Bolger8 min read

The team knowledge gap: 4 out of 10 marketers can’t define STP or brand positioning

Building a well-defined and valuable segmentation is the starting point for building a ...
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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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Rachel Morris3 min read

“Why capability building is a priority for CMOs in 2026” – three marketing leaders weigh in

AI, a loss of marketing ‘training grounds’ and ever-evolving ways to reach your ...
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Rachel Morris3 min read

65% of marketers fail to meet basic knowledge benchmark, reveals Ipsos study

A new report confirms what Mark Ritson has been shouting about for years: training in ...
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Rachel Morris13 min read

“How to build better agency partnerships” – according to experts on both sides

From CMOs to agency consultants, marketing leaders on both sides of the fence share their ...
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MiniMBA4 min read

“More consistency within my team” – and other key challenges for CMOs

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MiniMBA4 min read

“Driving effectiveness” – and more top priorities for CMOs

Why more businesses are turning to MiniMBA to overcome the key challenges and skills gaps ...
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