Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy kanne

Dave interviews Fractional Chief Marketing Officer, Jeremy Kanne. They will discuss Jeremy's unique background in marketing, engineering, and improv. Jeremy will share his expertise in marketing and the differences between fractional marketing vs. marketing agencies.

Jeremy Kanne started Smart Yeti originally as a full-service creative agency servicing many individual marketing needs. Using his background in Marketing, Engineering, & CMOx's Functional Marketing® process, Jeremy turned Smart Yeti into a company focused on helping B2B professional service companies grow faster with a fractional chief marketing officer.WAYS JEREMY CAN HELP YOU:+ Create a marketing strategy that fosters predictable growth+ Manage KPIs so your marketing makes you money+ Correct your brand messaging and positioning+ Create systems for your team to follow+ Map out your customer journey+ Hire marketing employees and consultants to execute+ Eliminate holdups to keep your marketing team moving+ Direct marketing resources according to your business needsTO LEARN MORE: jeremy@smartyeti.coChapters00:00 What is a Fractional Chief Marketing Officer?01:00 How did Jeremy become a Fractional Chief Marketing Officer?02:10 What is the Best Firm to Contact for Jeremy?03:36 What is the Role of a CMO in a Startup?04:56 How involved is the CMO in the Tactics of a Client's Business?09:52 How much does a CMO Assist to Evaluation Process in a Business?11:03 What is the Key Value of a Fractional CMO?12:21 How did Smart Yeti become High Level?14:49 What is the Future of CMO Marketing Effectiveness?19:15 How Effective is Video Discoverability Today?20:53 What are some Offline Business Strategies?23:02 Utilizing both Offline and Internet Networking to Support Business Growth27:00 How CMOs Help Clients Stand Out in a Crowded Market28:30 How CMOs Can Establish Great Relationships and an Effective Marketing Campaign With Customers?

Here's quite a book for our season 3 opener! If you've ever been curious what the Fountainhead is and what it's all about, come join for a rousing discussion on this much pointed to tome. We dive into the details of Ayn Rand's life, her followers, and what exactly it means to be "truly selfish". We also discuss a particularly relevant medication that had a big influence on Rand's writing style. The most individualist thing you can do is listen to us! Also thank you to Jeremy Kanne for our updated show icon!

Listening to clients is crucial, so my advice would be to prioritize it. It's important to understand their needs and figure out what you can excel at. Once you've identified your niche, focus on it and keep listening to your clients along the way. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-inventive-journey/message

We tackle the entirety of the Legend of Zelda franchise in this deep dive episode! Zelda is a mainstay of the gaming industry, and joining me for the discussion on all things Hyrule are John Loos, Dan Schiffmacher, Jeremy Kanne, and Christian Missonak. We answer the big questions...who's the best character NOT named Link, Ganon, or Zelda? What weapon is the best? (NOT counting the Master Sword) Does the series work better in 2D or 3D? Which dungeons are the best...and which are the worst? And what's our top 5 games in the franchise?  We chat all this and more on this epic episode! Music Selections from A Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Skyward Sword, and Breath of the Wild, composed by Koji Kondo, owned by Nintendo and is included under fair use protection.

This week’s guests should look familiar! We are revisiting Jeremy Kanne and Andy Hite to get updates of how they are dealing with being quarantined. With Jeremy we spoke about the challenges of being productive while being stuck at home & self-care. With Andy, we spoke how about how entrepreneurs pivot when they need to, and how he’s expanding his practice with new ideas to help people. Come join the conversation!Follow Jeremy:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/smart-yeti/Follow Andy:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andy-hite-098b1618a/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/inconversation)

This week's guest is our good friend, Jeremy Kanne. He is the CEO of Smart Yeti Creative Agency which focuses on B2B brand messaging. He helps companies with what to say and where to say it. Jeremy wanted a 'hoppy' beer, so we grabbed a case of Finch Beer Co.’s Plumage IPA. Join us in learning about Jeremy, making the leap from a technical career to creative entrepreneurship, talking to clients, and taking work where it is. Follow Jeremy:Website: https://smartyeti.co/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/smart-yeti/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smartyeticreative/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smartyeticreativeVimeo: https://vimeo.com/user43248048/ Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/inconversation)

It's a massive episode today as we finally tackle the latest, and perhaps greatest Zelda game of them all...Breath of the Wild.  All hands are on deck as T Scott Ross, Christian Missonak, Matt Young, Gavin Donnellan, Jeremy Kanne, Bill Nielsen, and John Loos join me in this discussion. We look at the merits and flaws of Nintendo's latest Zelda game.  We chat characters, favorite shrines, best moments, favorite monsters, best music....SO much to unpack!  Did the game live up to expectations? Is there anything that needs to be fixed? And where does Nintendo go next? We chat all this and more on the spectacular episode. Music Selections from Breath of the Wild, composed by Koji Kondo, owned by Nintendo and is included under fair use protection.

Final Fantasy VIII just got a recent remaster, and next year we get the glorious looking Final Fantasy VII Remake...so we decided it was a great time to chat about Final Fantasy IX! My RPG lovers this time around are Gavin Donnellan, Andrew Babcock, John Loos, Jeremy Kanne, and T Scott Ross. The last entry in the original Playstation trilogy, Final Fantasy IX was heralded as a "return to form" for the famous franchise. But is the game really as good as we remember? Does it hold up, or are one of it's older siblings a better game? We chat about characters, summons, and villains on this classic focused episode! (We also seriously hate on Necron....like....seriously....) Music Selections from Final Fantasy IX, composed by Nobuo Uematsu, owned by Square Enix and are included under fair use protection.  

It's always a lengthy discussion when chatting about The Legend of Zelda, and on today's episode we discuss Skyward Sword. My guests this time around include Dan Schiffmacher, Christian Missonak, and Jeremy Kanne. Seen as the game that both proved the use of the Wiimote, and also served as the Wii's swan song, we take a deep dive into this most divisive of Zelda games. Does Skyward Sword hold up in a post Breath of the Wild world? Where does the game succeed, and where does it fall short? Was the exploration of old cast aside in exchange for storytelling? And where does this game fall in the grander designs of the Zelda franchise? We chat all this, plus dive a bit into Link's Awakening and Metroid, in this sky bound episode. Music Selections from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, composed by Koji Kondo, owned by Nintendo and are included under fair use protection.    

Welcome back! Its been a few months since our host moved across the country, and we return with a fun episode. We previously had a discussion on our show about the Mega Man rock group, The Megas. After our episode, the band reached out and now we have them on mic with us! Sitting down with myself and Jeremy Kanne are Josh and Eric from the Megas! We chat about how they create their music, which songs are their favorite, and which were the hardest to create. We discuss the challenges they faced adapting chip tune music, and whether the original compositions hold up on their own. And of course, we get their opinions about the games themselves....hardest boss, coolest boss, worst stages, and much more.  Music Selections from Get Equipped, History Repeating Parts 1 and 2, and Mega Man 3, owned by The Megas and Capcom respectively and included under fair use protection. 

Its the final podcast of 2018! Christmas is just around the corner, and a new Smash Bros game has been released! We bring Nintendo Nerds together across the biggest cities in the US...Los Angeles and Chicago and New York...to discuss the game. This all star panel includes Scott Ross, Thom Brown, Jeremy Kanne, Gavin Donnellan, Christian Missonak, and Dan Schiffmacher. From East Coast to West Coast, we chat about the history of the Smash Bros franchise and how its changed along the way. We chat about our first experiences with Smash 64, to the Melee competitive scene, and the disappointment of Brawl. Then we talk about Ultimate...and where it stands in the grand pantheon. We discuss our favorite characters, stages, music, features, and so much more! So on your trip home for the holidays, stay safe, stay warm, and if you have time...give us a listen! Music Selections from Super Smash Bros Ultimate, owned by Nintendo and is included under fair use protection.  

NOP Host Chris Bashen recently relocated from Chicago to Los Angeles...but before leaving, he recorded a series of nerdy topics with some of his best guests and friends...... Jeremy Kanne joins me on the mic to chat about the video game rock group, The Megas! The Megas create rock albums based on the Capcom series Mega Man. We chat about the history of the band, and how their sound has changed over the years. We compare them to other game music artists, like The Black Mages and The Protomen.  Does the music hold up outside of the games it originates?  If they put out another album, what would we want them to tackle? And how does the music honor Mega Man? We chat all this and more! If you are a fan of Mega Man 2 or 3, then you'll want to check this episode out. And if you are a fan of Adele...then probably not so much. Music Selection from Get Equipped, History Repeating Blue and Red, are owned by The Megas and is included under fair use protection.

We hope you're ready for another deep dive into retro gaming, as this time Bill, Dan Schiffmacher, Chris Bashen, and new guest Jeremy Kanne talk their memories of the original Playstation!

Last week, Nintendo dropped some pretty big news with the announcement of the Switch. We couldn't not talk about it! So we're joined by a spectrum of gamer guests -- Rob Grabowski, Jeremy Kanne, and Nicole Vespa -- to debate the Switch's merits (or lack thereof). Take bets with your friends on whether Tim, Clayton, or Kellen is interested in buying this thing, then listen to the episode to find out. Gambling's fun! Thanks so much to Cards Against Humanity and the Chicago Podcast Coop for sponsoring this episode.  Also, it would mean a lot to us, dear listeners, if you wanted to support our Extra Life fundraiser. 

Jeremy came on the show to discuss a unique but totally applicable and interesting topic, and I can't believe the ways teaching himself various skills and hobbies has changed his life. One of my favorite pull quotes from this episode is, "you don't have to be unhappy with something just because it's present."  What an empowering, encouraging mantra!  What a guy!  Jeremy is intelligent and incredibly determined, and I think everyone could stand to take a page out of his book.  And then learn from it.  You know.  It's a whole teaching joke thing. Ooook... Notes: Facebook evidence of The Malignant Humor Festival. I found this, and it is hilarious.