That's What I Call Marketing

Reference

References & Credits

Every academic paper, book, research report, and podcast episode referenced in this course. The people whose work this course draws on deserve proper credit.

Books & Published Texts (19)

  • Better Brand Health (Oxford University Press, 2023)— Ch8
  • Brand Leadership (Free Press, 2000)— Ch8
  • Brand Thinking and Other Noble Pursuits (Allworth Press, 2011)— Ch4
  • Competing Against Luck (Harper Business, 2016)— Ch2
  • Eating the Big Fish (Wiley, 1999)— Ch10
  • How Brands Grow (Oxford University Press, 2010)— Ch6
  • How Customers Think (Harvard Business School Press, 2003)— Ch2
  • Lemon: How the Advertising Brain Turned Sour (IPA, 2019)— Ch10
  • Managing Brand Equity (Free Press, 1991)— Ch8
  • Marketing and the Bottom Line (FT Prentice Hall, 2003)— Ch8
  • Strategic Brand Management (Prentice Hall)— Ch3
  • The 12 Powers of a Marketing Leader (McGraw-Hill, 2017)— Ch3
  • The Advertising Budget (Heinemann, 1989)— Ch11
  • The Anatomy of Humbug: How to Think Differently About Advertising (Matador, 2015)— Ch7
  • The Choice Factory (Harriman House, 2018)— Ch2
  • The Innovator's Dilemma (Harvard Business School Press, 1997)— Ch4
  • The Long and the Short of It (IPA, 2013)— Ch3
  • The Master and His Emissary (Yale University Press, 2009)— Ch10
  • The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing (Prentice Hall)— Ch5

Academic Papers & Journal Articles (2)

  • "Getting the Most Out of Advertising and Promotion" (Harvard Business Review, 1990)— Ch12
  • "Recency Planning" (Journal of Advertising Research, 1997)— Ch11

That's What I Call Marketing — Podcast Episodes (49)

The guests whose insights inform this course gave their time and expertise generously. Their contributions are acknowledged here and throughout the Evidence and Perspectives sections.

  • S1E1: Jon Goldstone — Crisps, Posh Spice, and the Power of Creativity— Ch1
  • S1E6: Emer McCarthy — It's Not Luck, It's Insights— Ch2
  • S1E7: Paul Feldwick — How to Play the Fame Game and Win— Ch7
  • S1E8: Diarmuid McSweeney — How This Brand Grows— Ch9
  • S1E9: Damian Devaney — Transformers, Marketers In Disguise— Ch1
  • S1E14: Jonnie Cahill — There Was No Masterplan— Ch18
  • S1E17: Anthony Fletcher — From Graze to Glaze— Ch4
  • S2E1: Thomas Barta — The 12 Powers of a Marketing Leader— Ch18
  • S2E3: Jenni Romaniuk — Better Brand Health— Ch3
  • S2E6: Debbie Millman — Why Design Matters— Ch4
  • S2E7: Andy Nairn — The Art and Science of Luck— Ch10
  • S2E9: James Hurman — Creatively Creating Future Demand— Ch7
  • S2E11: Jon Lombardo — B2B Marketing and Building It Over Time— Ch13
  • S2E14: Rita Kirwan — Aldi, I Absolutely Love What I Do— Ch5
  • S2E15: Live at the European Sponsorship Association— Ch14
  • S2E16: Peter Field — Ten Years on: The Long and Short of It— Ch7
  • S2E18: Chris Allan — Tooheys, A New Lease of Life— Ch5
  • S2E19: Sherilyn Shackell — The Marketing Academy— Ch17
  • S2E22: The Distinctiveness Episode— Ch9
  • S2E25: Caroline Donnellan — Live at HubSpot House: Sky Ireland— Ch6
  • S2E30: Making the Most of Your Media— Ch11
  • S2E31: Daragh Persse — Who Won the World Cup— Ch14
  • S2E32: Connor Archbold — Brand Health For Everyone— Ch2
  • S3E1: Dom Dwight — Proper Marketing— Ch1
  • S3E2: Maryrose Lyons — AI and Marketing— Ch16
  • S3E3: Margaret Molloy — Mastering Simplicity— Ch3
  • S3E8: Karen Nelson-Field — The Attention Economy— Ch10
  • S3E10: Tom Roach — The Power of Marketing Effectiveness— Ch8
  • S3E27: Mark Ritson — The Cannes Sessions— Ch9
  • S3E35: Prof. Koen Pauwels — Advertising: The Weak Force— Ch11
  • S3E39: Andrew Haussegger — The B2B Power Shift— Ch13
  • S3E42: Making Sponsorships Bloom— Ch14
  • S3E46: Sarah Higgins — Craft and Creativity: Elevating B2B Marketing— Ch13
  • S3E47: WARC's Imaad Ahmed — Marketers 2025 Toolkit— Ch17
  • S4E1: Gráinne Wafer — Inside Diageo: The Untold Challenges Behind Iconic Brands— Ch18
  • S4E3: Will AI Uproot the Creative Industry?— Ch16
  • S4E6: Gary McLaughlin — Behind the Bottle: The Untold Risks and Triumphs of Glendalough's Global Gamble— Ch6
  • S4E7: Jonelle Ricketts — Behind the Swedish Curtain: IKEA in Canada— Ch6
  • S4E11: Richard Shotton — Hacking The Human Mind— Ch2
  • S4E14: Stephanie Parry — The Future of Marketing Is Messy— Ch3
  • S4E19: Jenn Carkner, Kellogg's — Backing the Bird— Ch4
  • S4E20: Wendy Walker — B2B Creativity that Drives Growth from Brand to Demand— Ch13
  • S4E22: Sir John Hegarty — The Business of Creativity— Ch8
  • S4E23: AI and the Evolution of Search — Building a Legacy Series— Ch16
  • S4E26: Mark Ritson — The Biggest Mistakes Marketers Still Make— Ch5
  • S5E1: Wael Jabi — What KitKat Gets Right About Attention, Breaks and Consistency— Ch11
  • S5E3: Francois Bazini — The Tensions Every Brand CEO Has to Manage— Ch17
  • S5E4: Karen Nelson-Field and Adam Morgan — The Eye-Watering Cost of Dull Media and Creative— Ch10
  • S5E6: Orla Mitchell — Marketing Masterclass— Ch17

Research Organisations & Institutions

The following organisations produce the research evidence that this course is built on.

  • Ehrenberg-Bass Institute — University of South Australia. Brand growth science, penetration evidence, distinctive assets.
  • IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising) — IPA Databank effectiveness research, Binet & Field analysis.
  • WARC — Strategy Toolkits, Best Practice guides, Marketing Truths series.
  • Kantar / BrandZ — Brand equity measurement, pricing power research.
  • System1 — Creative effectiveness measurement, Creative Ladder, Orlando Wood's research.
  • Amplified Intelligence — Karen Nelson-Field's attention measurement research.
  • LinkedIn B2B Institute — B2B marketing effectiveness, 95:5 rule (with Ehrenberg-Bass).
  • Analytic Partners — ROI Genome, Multiplier Effect research.
  • American Marketing Association — Definition of marketing, foundational discipline frameworks.

This course would not exist without the work of the researchers, practitioners, and thinkers listed above. Every effort has been made to credit sources accurately. If you believe a reference is missing or incorrectly attributed, please contact us.