Joe and Matt are sought-after speakers, due to their engaging and easy-to-understand style.
What do we talk about?
Politics of Branding
Politics have become a key piece of consumer identity and leaders must understand the new politics of the marketplace.
The Politics of Branding presentation is designed to help leaders navigate the new political minefield and is based on a groundbreaking scientific poll of 1,004 Florida consumers designed to answer one huge question: "How do politics impact consumer behavior?"
Presented by noted digital media strategist, political analyst and entrepreneur Joe Clements, the Politics of Branding reveals:
- What brands are perceived by consumers as Republican or Democrat?
- Who are the most politically-oriented consumers and how do they drive corporate crises?
- How can brands use this insight to play offense and drive growth or go on defense to stymie a politically driven crisis?
The Politics of Branding is presented in 25 minutes with the option for an additional 20 minutes of Q/A time with Joe.
Digital Trends Presentation
Our most eye opening presentation is perfect for board meetings or conferences.
In Digital Trends, Joe or Matt gives the audience a tour de force of the rapid changes underway in how Americans consume media. The Digital Trends presentation is supported by beautifully designed and thoroughly researched slides to help your audience appreciate the scale of the changes underway.
Available in a 20 or 40 minute format, Digital Trends covers the hottest topics from the rise of voice apps to “Over The Top” TV battle.
Small Group Workshop
Want to level up your groups digital efforts? The small group workshop is a 1 to 2 hour consulting session with Joe and Matt.
We’ll work with you in advance of the workshop to understand the challenges faced in your industry and shape the workshop around your needs.
The workshop format works best for conferences where attendees come from a single industry or in-house marketing communications teams. We recommend the workshop format for groups of 50 people or fewer to maximize the opportunity for questions and interaction.