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  • 321 | Become a Category of One: Build Authority & Reinvent with Ilana Golan
    2026/10/27

    Becoming a category of one means building authority around where you’re going—not just where you’ve been. Ilana Golan reveals how to reinvent your career, create a powerful umbrella brand, and use strategic “pattern interrupts” to rise above the noise. Discover how to turn your experience, relationships, and opportunities into a career flywheel. AA Ilana Golan Become Category …

    You’ll learn:

    • Build an umbrella brand that connects multiple income streams without confusing your audience
    • Create authority that keeps you top of mind for bigger opportunities
    • Use pattern interrupts to accelerate your career and stand out from the noise
    • Turn portfolio careers, strategic proximity, and personal branding into a flywheel for growth


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    44 分
  • 320 | Why Website Traffic No Longer Defines Brand Success with Rand Fishkin
    2026/10/20

    Website traffic no longer defines brand success in a world where Google, AI, and social platforms answer questions without sending visitors to your site. So how do you build a successful brand when clicks are disappearing? In this episode, Rand Fishkin reveals why brand visibility, audience attention, and buying intent matter more than ever.

    You’ll learn:

    • Understand why zero-click searches are changing SEO and brand marketing.
    • Discover how to build brand awareness without relying on website traffic.
    • Measure brand success through branded searches, conversion rates, and sales.
    • Adapt your content strategy to reach audiences across AI, search, and social platforms.

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    48 分
  • 319 | Why Better Content Starts With Slowing Down in AI with Robert Rose
    2026/10/13

    AI makes it easier than ever to create more content, faster. But is speed actually making your content better? In this episode, Stephen Houraghan sits down with content marketing expert Robert Rose to explore why slowing down with AI, developing your unique perspective, and embracing valuable friction could be the key to creating content that truly stands out.

    You’ll learn:

    • Discover how to use AI to challenge your thinking instead of simply producing more content.
    • Build a stronger content strategy around original ideas, human experiences, and meaningful relationships.
    • Apply Robert Rose’s four types of valuable friction to improve creativity, decision-making, and content quality.
    • Create a monthly content manifesto that fuels consistent, distinctive content across multiple platforms.

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    58 分
  • 318 | Why Higher Fees Aren’t About Confidence or Packaging with Allan Dib
    2026/10/06

    Higher fees aren’t about confidence, better packaging, or simply deciding to charge more. They come from widening the gap between what your client pays and what they believe the outcome is worth. In this episode, Allan Dib breaks down how to increase perceived value, position your expertise, and capture more of the value you create.

    You’ll learn:

    • Identify what clients are really buying beneath the service you sell
    • Increase perceived value without competing on price
    • Amplify your offer through speed, ease, reduced risk, and story
    • Capture more value from both new and existing clients

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    52 分
  • 317 | Why Customers Buy and Brands Get Remembered with Katelyn Bourgoin
    2026/09/15

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    Buyer psychology reveals why customers actually buy — and why some brands become impossible to forget. In this episode, Katelyn Bourgoin breaks down how Jobs-to-be-Done, customer research, and “ownable ideas” help brands uncover what buyers really care about and build memorable positioning around it.

    You’ll learn:

    • Discover the real reasons customers choose one solution over another
    • Use Jobs-to-be-Done to uncover stronger customer insights
    • Turn differentiated thinking into an ownable idea your audience remembers
    • Use AI research without losing the depth and empathy behind real customer insight


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    48 分
  • 317 | Why Most B2B Positioning Fails with April Dunford
    2026/08/25

    Why most B2B positioning fails has less to do with the strategy itself and more to do with what happens after it leaves the room. April Dunford reveals why positioning must involve sales, product, marketing, and leadership—and how to turn positioning into a sales story that actually survives contact with customers.

    You’ll learn:

    • Build positioning around what customers actually choose you over
    • Align sales, marketing, product, and leadership around one clear position
    • Translate positioning into a sales pitch that reps will actually use
    • Test and refine your positioning with real qualified prospects
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    46 分
  • 314 | Beyond AI-Generated Strategy with Jenny Sagstorm
    2026/08/25

    Beyond AI-generated strategy, the real advantage is no longer producing more options—it’s knowing which direction deserves conviction. In this episode, Jenny Saxton explains why judgment, workshops, and human collaboration are becoming more valuable as AI makes strategic outputs instant, abundant, and dangerously persuasive.

    You’ll learn:

    • Identify what makes human strategic judgment defensible in the age of AI
    • Avoid the AI sycophancy trap that reinforces weak strategic thinking
    • Use workshops and collaboration to build conviction around the right direction
    • Protect the critical thinking skills AI cannot develop for you
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    1 時間 3 分
  • 316 | Why Customers Change Minds with Bobby Moesta
    2026/08/18

    Customers don’t switch brands easily. When they do, it’s typically because of a struggling moment that makes staying with the status quo harder than making a change.

    In this episode of The Brand Master Podcast, Bobby Moesta reveals how identifying those moments can create the perfect side road from your competitors to your brand — and how the next wave of customer demand can often be found in the struggles your market hasn’t encountered yet.


    You’ll learn:

    • Identify the “struggling moments” that actually cause customers to switch
    • Position your brand around the moments competitors overlook
    • Anticipate future demand by uncovering the struggles every new innovation creates
    • Rethink product roadmaps around what customers will need rather than what you can build
    • Understand why thinking deeper and caring more will become increasingly valuable in the age of AI
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    53 分