Podcasts about innovate by day

In Dragon’s Den style, three producers will each pitch their projects, with their marketing strategies, to our audience building experts with $10,000 in in-kind services from Innovate By Day at stake. Through the pitches and our experts’ responses, we’ll do a deep dive into the latest and best approaches to innovative and immersive cross-platform strategies for audience engagement.

First off, find us a home. #realtalk Tanya and Cales are trying to find the new perfectest place to live. We want all the space, with the most beautiful hardwood floors, lots of natural light, 10-foot ceilings and parking. Not too much to ask, right? #SOS Also, our incredible guest, Sarah Davis — a project manager with Toronto marketing agency Innovate By Day — joins us to talk about the effort that goes into understanding audiences for film and television media campaigns; her first-hand experience learning William Shatner get what he wants, like catching his good side on camera; and how being the most passionate 14-year-old Due South fan landed her the job she still enjoys today. Also, in this ep, we say fucko a lot. There's your warning. Sarah's Cool Thing: Gratefulness, in the workplace, at home, for all of life's things. Tanya's Cool Thing: “The Healing Power of the Breath” by Richard P. Brown, MD Cales' Cool Thing #1: http://ggapps.net/ Cales' Cool Thing #1.5: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_Peaks Cales' Cool Thing #2.5: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MEScGjsUCQ Cales' (sneakily added) Cool Thing #3.5: Rob Lowe is the everyman. That's it, that's all. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wtnok/message

The Innovate By Day team weighs in on showrunner engagement, the dialogue between fans and writers' rooms, and why we still think being part of the conversation is a good thing.

The Innovate By Day podcast crew discusses fan reactions to sponsored content and the balance between of creating compelling original content creation and making a living.

Fact, Meet Fiction When elements of the story world creep into the “real" world for marketing purposes, we call it in-world marketing. But is it always the best choice for your project? When should you (or shouldn’t you) bring your brand out of the fictional world and into the real one? Innovate By Day’s team of social media specialists tackle this topic (as always, in less than 30 minutes) to give you the high-level on in-world marketing, from Yogi Bear to Ruby Skye P.I. to Cloverfield, The Hunger Games, and Jurassic World. The podcast team bids a fond farewell to Drew, who is leaving us for an extended trip to the southern hemisphere; and our usual roundup of cool apps and things we like.