The marketing industry has changed over the years as everyone has to pivot and adapt as technology advances. They went from advertisements and promotions in newspapers or flyers to promotions through the internet, especially social media. It doesn’t stop there. The internet has been improving, changing, and adapting as time Read More

The world is now run with content—whether it’s “meme warfare,” following the trends, or signing up the most famous celebrities, people consume content more than ever. That’s why brands have shifted their marketing strategies from bread-and-butter television advertisements, magazines, or posters, to social media platforms where billions of people gather Read More

In this episode, we have invited Rob Light, founder and CEO of Carrier Source. Their goal is to give carriers a better marketing environment by providing a service that collects actual human reviews to ensure the benefits of the reviews. In today’s episode, Rob will talk about how Carrier Source Read More

Have you ever been to Disney? Do you remember how you felt when you were there for the first time? We see our favorite characters, theme parks, movies, stores, and places to shop. But think outside the box. The Disney Corporation is a world made up of ideas from one Read More

In this episode, we have invited Scott Pecoriello, founder and CEO of WeatherOptics, a weather intelligence company founded on the premise that weather forecasts alone do not give value but impact forecasts that influence decision-making. He has led the initiative to integrate consumer, corporate, utility, and weather data to rethink Read More

In this episode, we have invited Thomas Wasson. He is an Enterprise Trucking Carrier Expert at FreightWaves with a focus on news commentary, analysis, and trucking insights. Prior to that, he worked as an Account Executive at aifleet, Arrive Logistics, and for 5 years at U.S. Express with a focus Read More

In this episode,  Blythe Brumleve was invited on the show Joz Bytes. Hosted by Chris Joslyn of CJ Solutions Group and iLevel Logistics, we get into a great discussion on how similar sports marketing and logistics marketing have become and what ultimately led Blythe to leave the world of sports Read More

For years we’ve been told about AI, robotics, and automation taking over blue-collar jobs. But with the latest advancements in AI software, it could be white-collar jobs that are replaced more quickly. What does this mean for creators and artists? We’re breaking it down in today’s episode. See more of our Read More

Manifest: The Future of Logistics was first held in January 2022 as one of the first big industry-wide events that made me go, "Wow, this industry actually feels like something modern and fresh." They had puppy lounges, autonomous trucks, rad conference swag, and even a concert by Ludacris. It created a Read More

If you like revenue, you should be prioritizing marketing operations—aka MOPs. So let’s talk about what MOPs includes:  At its core, it’s about helping the company scale efficiently using data, people, and processes. Skills that a great marketing ops person has: Understanding people (and thus understanding the buyer’s journey)What should (and more importantly, shouldn’t) Read More

Everything is Logistics host Blythe Brumleve was invited on a recent podcast to talk about the future of supply chain and logistics. Eric is the founder and CEO of Third Stage Consulting, a firm focused on helping clients define and implement their digital strategies and digital transformations. In this talk, you'll Read More

Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg joined Joe Rogan's podcast for a 3-hour conversation and it was fascinating.You might be asking yourself: Who cares?He’s one of the most powerful people on the planetWho also controls a platform used by billions of people(1.9 billion daily active users) And at the flip of Read More

Fantasy football has been around since the early 60’s when initial rules were invented by Oakland Raiders staffers and a reporter. By 1989, over a million people took up the hobby. Hell, even when I first started playing in our decade-old fantasy league, we calculated our scores by hand using the Monday Read More

When Freightwaves first launched 'Back the Truck Up' the main goal was to bring a central place of news and social media content directly onto one site. Powered by truckers and industry vets, Justin Martin was one of the first trucker→creators who jumped at the chance to stay home instead Read More

I first met Nadine Nocero from Sync Show while at the TMSA conference in Orlando, Florida at the Gaylor Resort's "lazy" river that seemed to go 30mph. But it was that conversation about digital marketing that told me I needed to get her on the show and she's coming in sharing Read More

In a previous episode, we talked about economic espionage when the British found several ways to "take without asking" in China regarding their tea-making practices. But in this episode, we're bringing it to the modern day by telling you how to spy on your own competition using all of the digital Read More

90 percent of US tea is folks drinking black tea. But did you know the reason Americans drink so much black tea stems from the decisions by the British Naval Fleet?Economic espionage has been going on for centuries. So in today’s episode, we’re talking about how the British spied on China Read More

The Great Resignation brought about the biggest employment movement since Henry Ford created the modern work day consisting of 8 hours at work, 8 hours at home, and 8 hours of sleep. So as we enter Q4 two years into this mad new world, CEO Wasim Munayyer is joining the show Read More

Most SEO strategy in freight stinks. So in this episode, we're going to break down why the current system isn't working, what to do if you've already invested in organic SEO, and what strategies you should implement instead to get the leads your sales team really wants. Flexport’s top supply chain Read More

When you first start running a trucking company, handling the business and admin side of things is relatively simple. But when you start growing and adding more trucks to your fleet, it becomes extremely challenging to manage the necessary paperwork the government requires to keep you operating in good standing. In Read More