The Top 10 Best Moments of 2023

As a team immersed in the fast-paced world of digital marketing, 2023 has been a rollercoaster of innovation, insights, and unexpected showdowns. Join us as we take a journey through the top ten marketing moments, each representing a unique facet of this ever-evolving landscape, as captured by the lens of Marketing News Canada.

  1. Podcast Episode with Seth Godin 

    Getting the chance to dive into a podcast with Seth Godin was like stepping into a marketing masterclass. From his new book, "The Song of Significance," to his take on finding inspiration in unconventional places, it was a refreshing reminder that creativity knows no bounds.

  2. "Michelle Chubb on the Importance of Diversity in Beauty Marketing" 

    Michelle Chubb, the Indigenous sensation rocking social media, shared her journey, challenging beauty norms and advocating for diversity. Her insights underscored the power of authenticity in connecting with diverse audiences.

  3. "How One Brand Made it The Summer of Pink with Scott Mitchell, Vistar Media" 

    Scott Mitchell's breakdown of the branding strategy behind the 'Summer of Pink' movie made us appreciate the thought process that goes into making a campaign pop. It was like witnessing the magic behind the scenes of a blockbuster marketing moment.

  4. "Why the Elon vs Zuck Fight Actually Matters"

    Elon vs. Zuck – a clash that turned the marketing world into a buzzing beehive. We found ourselves torn between two giants, realizing that even the biggest narratives can be flipped on their heads.

  5. "Digital Marketing Course Now Available for B.C. Secondary Students"

    Jelly Academy and Career Education Society breaking ground with a Digital Marketing Bootcamp for high schoolers was a game-changer. Knowing that the next wave of marketers is getting hands-on experience early on is both exciting and inspiring.

  6. Podcast Episode with Natasha Jung

    Ted Lau's chat with Natasha Jung brought the future of marketing into focus. Curating stories for Asian audiences, challenging stereotypes, and the ethical questions tied to AI - it was a crash course in staying relevant and responsible in this digital age.

  7. "What I wish I knew’ - Insights from Canada’s leading businesswomen" 

    The International Women’s Day interview with leading businesswomen was a highlight. Learning from the experiences of those who paved the way was not just insightful but a reminder that gender equality is an ongoing conversation.

  8. "Jef Combdon on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation" 

    Jef Combdon's piece on Truth and Reconciliation was a powerful moment. It made us reflect on the responsibility we bear in shaping narratives and ensuring diverse voices are heard, especially in an industry that has often fallen short.

  9. Podcast Episode with Shani Gwin 

    Darian Kovacs' conversation with Shani Gwin was a deep dive into the intersection of culture and marketing. Understanding the story behind Pipikwan Pehtakwan and their work with The Juno Awards highlighted the impact of authenticity in brand storytelling.

  10. "The Ultimate Guide to Canadian Marketing Universities, Colleges and Schools" 

    We found the guide to Canadian marketing courses to be a treasure trove. It simplified the overwhelming choices and offered a roadmap for education, like having a mentor to guide you through the labyrinth of career decisions.

In a year that constantly pushed boundaries, these moments captured by Marketing News Canada exemplify the dynamism of our field. As a team, these insights serve as beacons guiding us through the maze of trends, challenges, and opportunities that define the world of marketing. Cheers to a year of growth, learning, and exciting new chapters!

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