About The Business of Marketing Episodes
All 98 episodes of The Business of Marketing, organised by season. In-depth conversations with senior marketing, media, technology, and commercial leaders shaping business growth.
Episodes cover 12 topics across AI and automation, brand, creator economy, customer experience, data and identity, demand and growth, leadership, measurement and ROI, media and advertising, organisational alignment, partnerships and ecosystems, and product and PLG.
Recent guests include senior leaders from LinkedIn, Magnite, We Are Social, Plan.Net Group, Rooster Punk, Yahoo DSP, Ziggy, Automated Creative, Mantis, Directive, Adobe, MYDIAL, Bauer Media Outdoor, Mindshare, Engaging Interactions, ABBA Voyage, Usercentrics, Sounds Profitable, Reachdesk, dentsu X.
Episodes are recorded in studio, at industry events including Cannes Lions and Advertising Week, on location, and remotely. The Business of Marketing is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Podbean.
Frequently asked questions
How many episodes of The Business of Marketing podcast are there?
The Business of Marketing has published 98 episodes across 5 seasons, with new episodes weekly. Episodes are recorded in studio, at industry events including Cannes Lions, on location, and remotely.
How do I listen to The Business of Marketing podcast?
The Business of Marketing is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Podbean. Every episode can also be browsed and streamed at businessof.co/episodes.
Who are the guests on The Business of Marketing podcast?
Guests include senior marketing and commercial leaders from companies including LinkedIn, Adobe, Google, Salesforce, Klaviyo, IBM, Snap, Magnite, Yahoo, LG Ad Solutions, Dentsu, and the San Francisco 49ers. The full slate includes CMOs, founders, presidents, CROs, and VP-level operators.
What topics does The Business of Marketing cover?
Episodes group around four themes: AI and technology, brand and media, growth and revenue, and leadership and organisation. Specific topics include marketing measurement, demand generation, the creator economy, customer experience, partnerships, data and identity, and the operating model behind senior marketing leadership.