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UN 325 - IJRM. Advertising’s effects on Consumer Mindset & Sales.

Up Next with Gabriella Mirabelli

Release Date: 08/01/2024

UN 345 - IJRM. Creatrepreneurs. show art UN 345 - IJRM. Creatrepreneurs.

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This interview with Simone Wies and Alexander Edeling explores the evolving creator economy, focusing on the rise of "creatrepreneurs" and their unique business models. Gain valuable insights into the factors driving success in the creator economy and learn how marketers can effectively collaborate with these entrepreneurial content creators.

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UN 344 - Molly Neuman. CD Baby. show art UN 344 - Molly Neuman. CD Baby.

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This interview with Molly Neuman, President of CD Baby, explores her journey from Riot Grrrl musician to music industry executive. Neuman discusses the music industry's evolution, the importance of representation and activism, and the challenges of balancing creativity and business. Gain insights into leadership, the democratization of music, and the ongoing struggle for equality in the industry.

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UN 343 - YPulse. Social Media Monitor. show art UN 343 - YPulse. Social Media Monitor.

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In this interview, MaryLeigh Bliss, YPulse's chief content officer, dives into the latest trends in social media usage among Gen Z and Millennials. The discussion covers the most popular platforms, key features driving engagement, and young people's views on social media's impact. Bliss also highlights the expectations these generations have for brands and influencers in social media spaces.

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UN 342 - IJRM. Social Media in the Creator Economy. show art UN 342 - IJRM. Social Media in the Creator Economy.

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This interview with Alexander Bleier, Associate Professor of Marketing at the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, explores the complexities of the creator economy and its reliance on social media platforms. Key topics include the role of platforms in content discovery, creation, and monetization, as well as the challenges and opportunities presented by emerging technologies like AI. The discussion explores the evolving relationship between creators, users, and advertisers, raising questions about the future of the creator economy as a sustainable career path.

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UN 341 - YPulse. Subculture Spotlight. show art UN 341 - YPulse. Subculture Spotlight.

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In this interview YPulse’s MaryLeigh Bliss explores Gen Z and Millennial subcultures, highlighting how young consumers find community and belonging in their passions. The conversation dives into the distinctions between fandoms and subcultures, the impact of loneliness on community-seeking, and the opportunities for brands to engage authentically with these passionate groups.

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UN 340 - Kelly Biderman.  Havoc Robotics and the Rise of Robot Fighting. show art UN 340 - Kelly Biderman. Havoc Robotics and the Rise of Robot Fighting.

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In this interview, Havoc Robotics CEO Kelly Biderman shares how she uses her media and content background to grow the National Havoc Robot League (NHRL). She sees robot fighting as more than just competition; it's a way to engage a diverse audience and inspire interest in STEM. By focusing on accessibility, inclusivity, and compelling content, NHRL is moving robot fighting more mainstream. Biderman's success demonstrates how digital marketing strategies from entertainment and publishing can be effectively applied to new industries.

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UN 339 - IJRM. The Creator Economy. show art UN 339 - IJRM. The Creator Economy.

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In this interview, Professor Alina Sorescu, a chaired professor of marketing at Mays Business School, Texas A&M University, delves into the intricacies of the creator economy. The discussion explores the nuances of authenticity in content creation, the role of social identity in fostering consumer engagement, and the impact of content length on attention spans. She also sheds light on the future trajectory of the creator economy, emphasizing the need for ongoing research to understand its complex dynamics.

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In today’s episode, Lior Arussy, author of "Dare to Author!," shares insights on building and owning your personal narrative. The interview provides valuable insights on how to craft a fulfilling personal narrative and make a positive impact on the world. By focusing on deliberate vision, intentional humanity, gratitude, and authenticity, we can empower ourselves to become the authors of our own stories.

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UN 337 - Dan Rua. Admiral. show art UN 337 - Dan Rua. Admiral.

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In this episode, we sit down with Dan Rua, the CEO and co-founder of Admiral, a visitor relationship management company. With a background in venture capital and tech industry leadership, Rua offers valuable insights into the evolving digital landscape. Throughout the interview, Rua underscores the importance of sustainable business practices and building meaningful relationships with users. He sees Admiral playing a key role in helping publishers adapt to the changing digital landscape and thrive in the era of generative AI.

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UN 366 - YPulse. Young Consumers and Media & Entertainment. show art UN 366 - YPulse. Young Consumers and Media & Entertainment.

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In this interview, YPulse's Chief Content Officer, MaryLeigh Bliss, shares valuable insights into the media consumption habits of Gen Z and Millennials. The data, drawn from extensive surveys conducted by YPulse, reveals how these younger generations are reshaping the entertainment landscape. The insights shared underscore the dynamic nature of the media landscape and young consumers’ evolving preferences.

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In today's episode, Gabriella Mirabelli interviews Albert Valenti, an assistant professor in marketing at IESE Business School, about research he and his colleagues conducted on how advertising works. Using data from 178 brands over seven years, the research focuses on how advertising impacts consumers' cognition, affect, and experience, and how these factors influence purchasing decisions.