
How to Get Your Ideas to Spread — Seth Godin
Seth Godin
Marketing guru Seth Godin explains why being remarkable is the only marketing strategy that works in a world of infinite choices and zero attention. His TED talk on spreading ideas.
Customer acquisition, brand building, and the psychology of persuasion in modern markets.
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Seth Godin
Marketing guru Seth Godin explains why being remarkable is the only marketing strategy that works in a world of infinite choices and zero attention. His TED talk on spreading ideas.

Seth Godin
Seth Godin argues the internet has ended mass marketing and revived tribes — groups of people connected to one another, to a leader, and to an idea. The future of marketing is leading movements.

Philip Kotler
The father of modern marketing, Philip Kotler, delivers a comprehensive lecture on marketing strategy — from segmentation and positioning to the 4Ps and beyond.

Philip Kotler
Philip Kotler bridges traditional marketing principles with digital strategy. Learn how the fundamentals of marketing apply in the age of social media, data, and AI.

Simon Sinek
Simon Sinek's foundational talk on the Golden Circle — why the most inspiring leaders and brands start with 'why' before 'how' or 'what.' The blueprint for brand storytelling.

Gary Vaynerchuk
Gary Vaynerchuk delivers a high-energy keynote on modern marketing — why attention is the most valuable asset, how to create content at scale, and why most brands are marketing for 2010.

Seth Godin
Seth Godin redefines marketing as everything that touches the market — from product design to customer service to pricing. A masterclass in holistic brand thinking.

Alex Hormozi
Alex Hormozi breaks down the framework from his bestselling book — how to craft offers that are so valuable, customers feel stupid saying no. Practical, tactical, and immediately applicable.

Philip Kotler
Philip Kotler discusses his latest thinking on modern marketing — how AI, data analytics, and changing consumer behavior are reshaping the marketing discipline.

Malcolm Gladwell
Malcolm Gladwell tells the story of Howard Moskowitz and the quest for the perfect spaghetti sauce — revealing a fundamental truth about consumer choice, market segmentation, and what people really want.