How to Experiment on a Tight Budget

How to Experiment on a Tight Budget

Learn from Liz Carter, CMO at Reputation, about the differences between brand and reputation.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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This episode features an interview with Liz Carter, CMO at Reputation, a company helping brands understand and improve their reputations. In this conversation, Liz discusses the differences between brand and reputation and the current challenges of building trust with today’s consumers. She also shares her thoughts on experimentation within tight budgets.

Key Takeaways:

  • Brand is not synonymous with reputation, Your brand is who you aspire to be, while your reputation reflects how consumers perceive you based on their experiences. Bridging the gap is essential for success.
  • When budgets are tight, think about how you can do small experiments and how you can best leverage them, but keep experimenting. 
  • With AI and misinformation, it is a challenging time to to build consumer trust in the marketplace, and brands should be paying special attention to how they are perceived by target audiences.

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How to Experiment on a Tight Budget

Learn from Liz Carter, CMO at Reputation, about the differences between brand and reputation.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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This episode features an interview with Liz Carter, CMO at Reputation, a company helping brands understand and improve their reputations. In this conversation, Liz discusses the differences between brand and reputation and the current challenges of building trust with today’s consumers. She also shares her thoughts on experimentation within tight budgets.

Key Takeaways:

  • Brand is not synonymous with reputation, Your brand is who you aspire to be, while your reputation reflects how consumers perceive you based on their experiences. Bridging the gap is essential for success.
  • When budgets are tight, think about how you can do small experiments and how you can best leverage them, but keep experimenting. 
  • With AI and misinformation, it is a challenging time to to build consumer trust in the marketplace, and brands should be paying special attention to how they are perceived by target audiences.

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How to Experiment on a Tight Budget

Learn from Liz Carter, CMO at Reputation, about the differences between brand and reputation.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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How to Experiment on a Tight Budget
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Liz Carter, CMO at Reputation, a company helping brands understand and improve their reputations. In this conversation, Liz discusses the differences between brand and reputation and the current challenges of building trust with today’s consumers. She also shares her thoughts on experimentation within tight budgets.

Key Takeaways:

  • Brand is not synonymous with reputation, Your brand is who you aspire to be, while your reputation reflects how consumers perceive you based on their experiences. Bridging the gap is essential for success.
  • When budgets are tight, think about how you can do small experiments and how you can best leverage them, but keep experimenting. 
  • With AI and misinformation, it is a challenging time to to build consumer trust in the marketplace, and brands should be paying special attention to how they are perceived by target audiences.

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How to Experiment on a Tight Budget

Learn from Liz Carter, CMO at Reputation, about the differences between brand and reputation.

How to Experiment on a Tight Budget
Ian Faison
Ian Faison
|
January 14, 2025
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Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Liz Carter, CMO at Reputation, a company helping brands understand and improve their reputations. In this conversation, Liz discusses the differences between brand and reputation and the current challenges of building trust with today’s consumers. She also shares her thoughts on experimentation within tight budgets.

Key Takeaways:

  • Brand is not synonymous with reputation, Your brand is who you aspire to be, while your reputation reflects how consumers perceive you based on their experiences. Bridging the gap is essential for success.
  • When budgets are tight, think about how you can do small experiments and how you can best leverage them, but keep experimenting. 
  • With AI and misinformation, it is a challenging time to to build consumer trust in the marketplace, and brands should be paying special attention to how they are perceived by target audiences.
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