ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Crack open a Mountain Dew and listen to Nick Swartz discuss that and other iconic brands he’s worked on. Nick’s career is amazing and spans several large and well-known ad agencies from McCann Erickson to BBDO and more. Now the Director of Brand Strategy for iconic local agency, Klunk & Millan, Nick shares his insights on proper messaging, branding, and the power of the right message at the right time. He also gives us a little behind-the-scenes peek at what it’s like to work on a commercial directed by Michael Bay. And no podcast is complete without a discussion about Chuck Norris memes. You won’t want to miss this episode.
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