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Marketing problems?

11:31Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Montemagno uses a formulation by Seth Godin to rethink marketing as the connection between a concrete change, the right people and a truthful story that helps them. He analyses Wim Hof as a communication case, linking audience, personal storytelling, perceived benefits and word of mouth. His own ilbusiness.com venture provides another example, accompanied by invitations to register and apply as guests or sponsors. The focus is clarifying value for the recipient before asking how to reach more people.

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What is discussed

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Montemagno uses a formulation by Seth Godin to rethink marketing as the connection between a concrete change, the right people and a truthful story that helps them. He analyses Wim Hof as a communication case, linking audience, personal storytelling, perceived benefits and word of mouth. His own ilbusiness.com venture provides another example, accompanied by invitations to register and apply as guests or sponsors. The focus is clarifying value for the recipient before asking how to reach more people.

Key points

  • The proposed change can be specific and limited without claiming to transform the whole world.
  • The audience should be chosen according to its openness and interest in the offering.
  • An effective story requires an engaging perspective and consistency with reality.
  • Word of mouth is connected to benefits actually perceived by the recipient.
Open the source: Problemi di Marketing?

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Belin!

A Ligurian exclamation with a vulgar origin, used to add surprise, emphasis or exasperation.

Across the reviewed archive: 138 items
#4 in the ranking

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Ping-pong / table tennis

A reference to his background: Marco says he played table tennis professionally when he was younger. This explains his mentions of paddles and his sporting experience.

Across the reviewed archive: 242 items
#1 in the ranking

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Pazzi furiosi

An often affectionate nickname for bold experimenters, enterprising people and members of his community.

Across the reviewed archive: 79 items
#7 in the ranking

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Il grano / fare il grano

Money, or making money. This is common Italian slang that Marco uses when talking about pay, business or monetisation.

Across the reviewed archive: 107 items
#6 in the ranking

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SWITCH GEARS. GET CURIOUS.

Reality has a sense of humour.

30 seconds. A different perspective.