The Cambridge Marketing Podcast

This week my guest is BBC TV presenter and celebrity farmer Adam Henson who's spent some time away from his farm, looking at just how long it can take to settle into a new job.  Essential listening for anyone in an apprenticeship, or about to start work for the first time.

This week our Opinionated Marketers look at growth in a variety of different sectors; everything from AI to Tobacco.

As the BBC propose four new 'spin-off' radio stations for the United Kingdom, this week we discuss Brand Extensions.  We'll explore why the BBC plan to use existing radio station names rather than launching new ones - and other ways of growing a brand.  Kiran Kapur and Thomas McAlinden discuss.

In a new sub-series, our Opinionated Marketers look at Growth Opportunities.  This week, everything from the pet market to climate change comes under the microscope.  Hosted by Kiran Kapur and Charles Nixon of Cambridge Marketing College.

This week we take another look at marketing in the third sector, and my guest is Paul Stainton - Director of Marketing and Communications at Peterborough Cathedral.  We discuss the challenges of marketing a place of worship, who his competitors are and how their marketing approach has recently changed.

Is there just a chance you're spending too much time on Linkedin?  Opinionated Marketer Charles Nixon thinks so!

Following on from our last podcast on Apprenticeships, this week Kiran looks at Professional Development and how we can all continue to expand our knowledge and skillset.  Alan Anstead guests.

It's National Apprenticeships Week, and my guest is Nicola Drury - UK Apprenticeship manager at Amazon.  She lifts the lid on how many apprentices they have, how old they are, and the benefit they bring to the Amazon business.

As Facebook celebrates its 20th anniversary this week, one listener asks our Opinionated Marketers: why has it succeeded where others have failed?  Kiran Kapur and Charles Nixon discuss.

As a new EU Directive on 'Greenwashing' comes into force, Nigel Clark of Cambridge Marketing College discusses its impact for marketers - even for those outside of the European Union.