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Levi Strauss

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On this weeks show, lets spend some with Margaret Magnarelli, senior director of marketing at Monster.com Empathy is the awareness of the feelings and emotions of others. It can lead to helping your customer more. Margaret is really leaning into this space, have a read of this article from Contently.  In this show, lets find out: Why should empathy matter today? How easy is it to understand the pain that our customers are facing? Isn’t that the hard part in asking? How can we get better at it? How does Margaret you make this work at Monster? Do we sometimes come across as a bit fake by pretending that we care, when all we want to do is get someone to give us their attention or to buy How can we help others make the right decision? Enjoy the show, let me know what you think mark@theidgroup.co.uk The post Using Empathy To Get Closer To Your Audience. With Margaret Magnarelli appeared first on The ID Group.

On this weeks show, lets spend some with Margaret Magnarelli, senior director of marketing at <a href="http://Monster.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Monster.com</a> Empathy is the awareness of the feelings and emotions of others. It can lead to helping your customer more. Margaret is really leaning into this space, <a href="https://contently.com/strategist/2017/11/03/marketing-buzzword-actually-care-about/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">have a read</a> of this article from Contently.  In this show, lets find out: Why should empathy matter today? How easy is it to understand the pain that our customers are facing? Isn’t that the hard part in asking? How can we get better at it? How does Margaret you make this work at Monster? Do we sometimes come across as a bit fake by pretending that we care, when all we want to do is get someone to give us their attention or to buy How can we help others make the right decision? Enjoy the show, let me know what you think <a href="mailto:mark@theidgroup.co.uk" rel="noopener">mark@theidgroup.co.uk</a> The post <a href="https://theidgroup.co.uk/2018/02/02/using-empathy-get-closer-audience-margaret-magnarelli/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Using Empathy To Get Closer To Your Audience. With Margaret Magnarelli</a> appeared first on <a href="https://theidgroup.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The ID Group</a>.

Using Empathy To Get Closer To Your Audience. With Margaret Magnarelli

Mark Masters

Marketer to Marketeer: On their one-year friend-a-versary, we brought Margaret Magnarelli and Mark Masters in front of a camera to get scrappy about marketing: no rules. Well, some rules.Margaret, Managing Editor and Content Director at Monster.com subscribes to employing empathy while creating content. "I feel like in our content marketing climate right now, and in the marketing climate in general, everybody's all about personas and journey-based marketing. Sometimes I fear that that oversimplifies the human experience and we've taken human experience down to, "We have four people and this is what Maria does," and human experience is so much more varied than that. People can come to job seeking for so many different reasons."Mark, owner of The ID Group, thinks that's just too easy. "[What pulls] us all together is so different, so [content] has to come from the message that we curate, create, and distribute rather than thinking we've got to start with "your passion"; you've got to start with "your soul"....It has to be consistent."More Information and the Video Version: https://enterprisemarketer.com/podcasts/m2m/season-01-show-01/

Marketer to Marketeer: On their one-year friend-a-versary, we brought Margaret Magnarelli and Mark Masters in front of a camera to get scrappy about marketing: no rules. Well, some rules. Margaret, Managing Editor and Content Director at <a href="http://Monster.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Monster.com</a> subscribes to employing empathy while creating content. "I feel like in our content marketing climate right now, and in the marketing climate in general, everybody's all about personas and journey-based marketing. Sometimes I fear that that oversimplifies the human experience and we've taken human experience down to, "We have four people and this is what Maria does," and human experience is so much more varied than that. People can come to job seeking for so many different reasons." Mark, owner of The ID Group, thinks that's just too easy. "[What pulls] us all together is so different, so [content] has to come from the message that we curate, create, and distribute rather than thinking we've got to start with "your passion"; you've got to start with "your soul"....It has to be consistent." More Information and the Video Version: <a href="https://enterprisemarketer.com/podcasts/m2m/season-01-show-01/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://enterprisemarketer.com/podcasts/m2m/season-01-show-01/</a>

Margaret Magnarelli and Mark Masters on Getting Scrappy with Content Marketing

Today, we talk with Margaret Magnarelli who is the Managing Editor for Content and Senior Director of Marketing at Monster.com, the leading global platform connecting people to job opportunities. It’s a really interesting approach that Monster.com takes. Margaret talks about their three pillar strategy that’s going to blow your mind! I’ve got three words for you; How, Now and Wow. Take a listen.

Today, we talk with Margaret Magnarelli who is the Managing Editor for Content and Senior Director of Marketing at <a href="http://Monster.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Monster.com</a>, the leading global platform connecting people to job opportunities. It’s a really interesting approach that <a href="http://Monster.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Monster.com</a> takes. Margaret talks about their three pillar strategy that’s going to blow your mind! I’ve got three words for you; How, Now and Wow. Take a listen.

Show #110 - Margaret Magnarelli of Monster.com