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Ponderings from the Perch

Ponderings from the Perch

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Conversations with Priscilla McKinney, founder and President of Little Bird Marketing, an award-winning agency specializing in content marketing, lead generation, branding and design. As a CEO and serial entrepreneur, Priscilla's topics range from marketing best practices, the "stunning discomfort" of entrepreneurship, market research, her love of the autoharp, and other marketing oddities.℗ & © 2018 Ponderings from the Perch アート 経済学
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  • B2B Content Marketing Strategy that Wins
    2026/06/19
    *This episode of Ponderings from the Perch is brought to you by curioninsights.com. When your brand needs answers and not opinions, you need the smart team at Curion.* Anyone who’s ever been handed a glass of Tang under the guise that it was a glass of orange juice understands the subtle art of distinction between things that *seem* similar, but is definitely not the real deal. If you’re sipping on a cup of “of course we’re creating content” and wondering why it doesn’t taste like the results of a strategic content execution, this episode is for you. Priscilla McKinney, host and CEO of Little Bird Marketing sees you wasting your time with random acts of marketing and thinks you should stop. She makes the case for what a real B2B content marketing strategy actually requires. McKinney brings the full weight of her experience working with B2B companies to break down why most content efforts stall before they ever gain real traction. The problem is not a lack of effort. Companies post, publish, and produce and still find themselves disconnected from actual business results. Posting frequency does not fix a foundational crack, and buyer personas gathering dust in a drawer are a symptom of a much bigger strategic failure hiding in plain sight. "Nobody wants to hang around with someone who's trying to sell them stuff all the time," McKinney explains. "Trust compounds over time into these business relationships." The SOAR framework is on the table here, and McKinney makes a case for why most teams reach for tactics before they have earned the right to. A framework applied without the right foundation is just another good idea that never gets off the ground, and that is the uncomfortable truth this episode refuses to let you sidestep. Music written and performed by Leighton Cordell. Sponsors: Ever feel like your company is sitting on a goldmine of opportunities, but they keep slipping away? Most companies already have their next big win hiding in their database. Little Bird Marketing's Revenue Sprint is a proven system that works backward from your revenue goals to create a focused plan for building a sales pipeline and predictable growth. No massive budget required—just strategic execution that delivers measurable results. Ready to turn missed opportunities into new wins? Click here and build a predictable pipeline for sustainable growth. Ever feel like your marketing plan is just... meh? You've got the pieces, but are they really working together? We often find that even when companies are doing the right things, they may not be doing them in the right order. The results are, well, no results. Curious how you can effectively evaluate your marketing efforts? Want clarity on your next best strategic move? Take our Marketing Assessment Quiz and in just minutes, discover exactly where you stand – and where you could be going. Click here and take the quiz today and don’t leave success to chance.
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    33 分
  • Customer Insights and the Power of Context
    2026/06/12
    *Help us shape the future of Ponderings from the Perch by taking our short, 13-question listener survey. We want to learn more about where you listen, how you listen, and what kinds of conversations you want more from the show. Click here to take the survey.* Your product score does not tell you what your consumer actually experiences. On this episode of Ponderings from the Perch, the Little Bird Marketing podcast, host and CEO Priscilla McKinney sits down with Keren Novack, President of Curion, to pull apart what it actually means to be product-obsessed, and why the brands that think they have the data to prove product success are often the ones most caught off guard when consumers walk away. Product testing has always lived in a controlled environment for good reason, but controlled environments strip out the very conditions that determine whether a consumer comes back. Context is not a soft variable. It is THE variable, and the market research industry has been slow to reckon with what that costs brands in repeat purchase, in category position, and in their ability to read trends versus movements before it’s too late. "The only expert on your product is the consumer," Novack explains. "You've got to get the product in consumers' homes. You've got to get them interacting with it in context, in a way that is familiar and comfortable to the consumer." The macro pressures bearing down on consumer brands right now aren’t arriving one at a time. From shifting eating behaviors to private label brands that no longer feel like private label, they compound. A brand without a grip on real-world customer insights doesn’t just miss a trend. It misses the moment a trend becomes a movement, and those two things don’t feel the same until it is already too late to respond. Music written and performed by Leighton Cordell. Sponsors: Ever feel like your marketing plan is just... meh? You've got the pieces, but are they really working together? We often find that even when companies are doing the right things, they may not be doing them in the right order. The results are, well, no results. Curious how you can effectively evaluate your marketing efforts? Want clarity on your next best strategic move? Take our Marketing Assessment Quiz and in just minutes, discover exactly where you stand – and where you could be going. Click here and take the quiz today and don’t leave success to chance. Priscilla McKinney is not just a CEO; she is also a LinkedIn Influencer. The reality is that very few people are using LinkedIn efficiently or effectively, and if you’re not careful, social media can become a black hole. When you emerge, you find you wound up in a place you never intended to go and you’re wondering where all the time went. Time is precious, and trying to be everything to everyone means becoming nothing to no one. That's why she's developed a transformative 12-week course that goes beyond basic tips and tricks – teaching you how to build a strategic network and create stellar content that cuts through the LinkedIn noise. Click here to learn more, and sign up for a spot in her social influence course today!
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    27 分
  • Mastering AI as a Data Quality Tool
    2026/06/05
    The bad actors in market research have AI too, and they’re using it better than most research teams want to admit. On this episode of Ponderings from the Perch, the Little Bird Marketing podcast, host and CEO Priscilla McKinney sits down with Steve Male, EVP of Innovation and Strategic Partnerships at Logit Group, to get real about what’s actually threatening market research data quality right now and why the industry's current response may be aimed at the wrong target. There’s a version of AI adoption that looks productive from the outside and creates serious problems from the inside. The companies treating AI as a magic bullet aren’t just getting bad results. They’re baking bad assumptions into every project that follows, and the flaw compounds quietly until it is too late to course correct. "AI is simply a tool in your toolkit," Male explains, "and if you're starting with an inefficient workflow or process, it's going to just amplify that." Trust is the thing nobody wants to put a number on, but it’s exactly what is on the line. When respondents become the enemy and detection becomes the whole strategy, the ecosystem that makes research worth doing starts to quietly fall apart. The brands writing big checks based on this data deserve better than a system that can’t tell the difference between a perfect answer and a real one. Music written and performed by Leighton Cordell. Sponsor: Ever feel like your marketing plan is just... meh? You've got the pieces, but are they really working together? We often find that even when companies are doing the right things, they may not be doing them in the right order. The results are, well, no results. Curious how you can effectively evaluate your marketing efforts? Want clarity on your next best strategic move? Take our Marketing Assessment Quiz and in just minutes, discover exactly where you stand – and where you could be going. Click here and take the quiz today and don’t leave success to chance.
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    31 分
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