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Soul & Science: Fast Forward Your Marketing Mind

Soul & Science: Fast Forward Your Marketing Mind

著者: Mekanism and Jason Harris
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Soul & Science is an award-winning podcast where marketing’s brightest minds reveal what it takes to build breakthrough brands. Hosted by Jason Harris, each episode explores the balance between brand building (Soul) and business performance (Science). From legacy brands to emerging disruptors, we delve into the insights, culture, and vision behind the most successful brand stories.Soul & Science is a Mekanism podcast produced by Maggie Boles, Ryan Tillotson, and Lily Jablonski. The show is edited by Daniel Ferreira, with theme music by Kyle Merritt.Brought to you by Mekanism.2025 Mekanism アート マーケティング マーケティング・セールス 経済学
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  • #124: Building Trust in Marketplace Marketing | Llibert Argerich, CMO of Thumbtack
    2026/05/18
    How do you make a digital marketplace feel human? This week on Soul & Science, Jason Harris talks to Llibert Argerich, CMO of Thumbtack, about the unique challenges of marketplace marketing and why trust can’t just be built through brand—it has to be built into the platform itself. From Expedia to eBay, Llibert has spent his career building businesses that connect people through technology and studying both the supply and demand sides of the marketplace. Llibert shares how Thumbtack approaches marketing as a profit center tied directly to business growth, the challenge of scaling hyperlocal trust between homeowners and maintenance professionals to a national market, and how AI is improving the platform’s matching engine. They also discuss why differentiating “brand” and “performance” marketing is counterproductive, the critical role of data in successful outcomes, and why the strongest marketplace brands are built through consistent customer experience. Key Takeaways ✅ Build trust into the product—not just the brand ✅ Successful marketplace marketing considers both supply and demand ✅ Brand and performance marketing are intertwined ✅ CMOs must be able to speak the same language as CEOs & CFOs ✅ Hyperlocal marketplaces require hyperlocal thinking at scale Memorable Moments 💡 “Marketing is not a cost center, it’s a profit center.” 💡 “The brand is the product, and the product is the brand.” 💡 “Awareness is not a business metric.” 💡 “Every ad must both build the brand and drive performance.” 💡 “There’s no manual that comes with buying a home.” Brought to you by Mekanism.
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    38 分
  • #123: Twilio CMO Chris Koehler | Marketing in an AI World
    2026/05/11
    Most marketers see AI as a tool. What if it’s also the audience? This week on Soul & Science, Jason Harris sits down with Chris Koehler, CMO of Twilio, to discuss B2B marketing and how AI is fundamentally changing the way brands communicate with consumers. From a 10-year stint at Adobe to navigating AI adoption at Box and now Twillo, Chris brings a deep understanding of how technology transforms both marketing strategy and customer behavior. Chris shares how Twilio is rethinking marketing from the inside out, from creating dedicated AI innovation roles to rebuilding workflows around speed, experimentation, and parallel collaboration. He explains how AI is changing discovery as consumers shift from search engines to AI agents—and why marketers now need to optimize for both humans and machines. They also discuss the increasing importance of brand awareness, the evolving roles of specialists and generalists, and why less is more in a market oversaturated with AI-generated content. Key Takeaways ✅ AI is both tool and a means of discovery ✅ Generalists work faster, but specialists are the gut-check ✅ Brands awareness is critical in an AI-driven world ✅ Adapting to AI means rethinking entire workflows ✅ The future of marketing is knowing how to say less Memorable Moments 💡 “B2B doesn’t have to suck.” 💡 “Everyone wants to feel like they’re building something.” 💡 “Content used to be the bottleneck; now it’s ubiquitous.” 💡 “How do you convince AI agents to recommend your brand to humans?” 💡 “The best teams are the ones brave enough to say less.” Brought to you by Mekanism.
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    40 分
  • #122: Reimagining an Iconic Brand | Victoria Lozano, C-Suite Marketing Leader & Former CMO at Crayola
    2026/05/04
    What does it take to turn a legacy brand into something bigger? This week on Soul & Science, Jason Harris sits down with Victoria Lozano, former CMO and EVP at Crayola, to discuss how she helped evolve one of the world’s most recognizable brands into a multi-platform growth engine. Drawing on her experience in both marketing and finance, Victoria’s approach ties brand strategy directly to business results. In their conversation, Victoria shares how redefining Crayola as a “creativity brand” unlocked new revenue streams, from in-person attractions to entertainment and digital platforms. She explains why the most effective brands know what they stand for: they’re built on clear, simple ideas that extend beyond a single product. They also discuss the realities of modern marketing, from navigating ambiguity and complexity to managing large teams that can execute with both creativity and discipline. Key Takeaways ✅ Knowing what your brand stands for can unlock growth ✅ Successful ideas need time, iteration, and refinement ✅ Simplicity makes it easier to understand and execute the vision ✅ Focusing on what matters most increases your chances of success ✅ Innovation isn’t just products; it’s how the business evolves Memorable Moments 💡 “Don’t get distracted by shiny objects.” 💡 “What difference do you make in their life?” 💡 “There’s no business you’ll ever be in where you don’t fail.” 💡 “Most successful businesses take a little bit of nurturing.” 💡 “You have to be comfortable living with ambiguity.” Brought to you by Mekanism.
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    39 分
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