The Cambridge Marketing Podcast

Communications coach Jon Torrens discusses how introverts and neurodivergent people can build real speaking confidence. Jon believes that confidence is developed through practice, preparation, and experience, not personality type.

The episode covers handling inner critics, using pauses effectively, improving meeting participation, and the importance of strong openings and endings. Practical tips focus on clarity, structure, and being heard without needing to dominate.

Part two of “E” in The Marketers Toolkit looks at ESG and economic forces shaping modern marketing. From sustainability and governance to GDP, inflation and consumer confidence, this episode explains how external pressures influence strategy, decision-making and long-term business success.

(Episode 1 of "E" can be found here. https://LightBlueMedia.podbean.com/e/the-marketers-toolkit-e-episode-1/)

In this episode, Kiran Kapur chats with Richard Leyland from Cambridge Consultants about the challenge of marketing innovation. They explore selling complex, high-risk ideas, overcoming client hesitation, and proving value. The conversation also covers thought leadership, cross-industry marketing, and how AI is reshaping content, strategy, and the future of professional services marketing.

This episode of The Marketers’ Toolkit focuses on “E”, covering End Users, Ethics, and Eye Tracking. It highlights the importance of understanding who uses products, making responsible marketing decisions, and using behavioural insights like eye tracking to improve engagement, design effectiveness, and overall marketing performance.

 

(Episode 2 of "E" can be found here https://LightBlueMedia.podbean.com/e/the-marketers-toolkit-e-episode-2/)

With Easter weekend upon us, our Opinionated Marketers discuss two chocolate related stories from the world of marketing - including The Great KitKat Heist!