Doug Kessler
Executive Creative Director
Doug is a displaced Yank who started his career at Ogilvy & Mather, New York.
Soap and fabric softener bored him rigid so he jumped ship to specialize in B2B.
Doug is an annoyingly ubiquitous speaker at marketing events and a prolific writer on all things marketing, content, tech, strategy and creativity.
His answer to why he’s spent so many years doing B2B (and loving it) is summarized in a quick slideshare called The Search for Meaning in B2B.
Other stuff he’s proud of include Crap, Insane Honesty, A Stakeholder Through the Heart and, mostly, this amazing place full of these smart, talented, committed and really nice people.
Doug is a copywriter at heart but with a secret jones for analytics.
And Lagavulin.
The value of story? About 2,776%
We’re always talking about how important a story is in marketing — but now someone has finally proven it with an ingenious experiment. As…
28. 05. 2010
When was the last time you flossed?
B2B marketing is plagued by ‘plaque’. Time to floss!
27. 04. 2010
Cleaning up your B2B product portfolio
A few tips for organising your B2B product portfolio. Are your products in the right buckets? Can buyers (and search engines) find what they need?
26. 04. 2010
7 Incredibly Rare Mistakes in Social Media Marketing
List of Common Mistakes in Social Media Marketing are common. The rare mistakes go un-covered. Not any more.
10. 03. 2010
The power of B2B Lead Nurturing
The sales team owns the sales funnel. But as a B2B marketer, you feed the top of their funnel. So you own your company’s revenue pipe. The success or…
17. 02. 2010
B2B web marketing: the platform battle
CRM meets CMS meets marketing automation in B2B marketing. Who will win?
08. 02. 2010
How often do you need to publish content? 1-7-30-4-2-1
How frequently should you publish stuff for your content marketing program?
04. 12. 2009
Woo hoo! John Watton, B2B Marketer of the Year
Woke up in a haze on a strange sofa in an unknown flat. Looked down: dinner jacket. Weird purple stain on shirt. Ah
26. 11. 2009
16 ways to alienate a B2B buyer
Most B2B marketing doesn’t just fail – it actively repels the people it’s trying to attract. Here are 16 ways to alienate B2B buyers.
10. 11. 2009