ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
We are all BAMfs (badass motherf*ckers) according to us, but sometimes even BAMfs need help. Dear BAMf is an advice column-style podcast that lets you anonymously hit us with your hardest marketing and PR questions.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
27 minutes
English
United States
68 episodes
since June 4, 2020
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Juliette Kopecky of LinkSquares explains how to communicate the benefits of assets to a client.
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Nick Kim Principal of Crosscut Ventures talks about proactively preventing crises.
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Jamie Gatto Head of Ureeka advises on communicating a brand refresh.
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Heather Smith of SpyCloud gives tips and tricks for CMOs presenting at board meetings.
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Justin Helmig of IMPLAN communicates what investors want to see in a deck.
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Victoria Griffin of Rhia Ventures explains how to prepare for on-set TV interviews.
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Catherine Thomas of careMESH advises how to crack into tier-one media when client assets are limited.
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Tamara Alesi of YouGov gives advice on how to rationalize with a demanding CMO.
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Victor Lee of Kin Insurance compares lead generation through local versus national press.
In today's episode of the Dear BAMf podcast, Clarissa Horowitz of Treasury Prime explains how to leverage small budgets using trade publications.
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