Matt Zaremba, Director of marketing at Bodega

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If budget was no issue, what’s the first thing you’d do as a marketer?

Matt Zaremba, Director of marketing at Bodega: If budget wasn’t an issue, I think I’d allocate those resources towards surprise and delight, rewarding our community and customers.

Growing up as a skateboarder I remember how much it meant to be acknowledged by brands for supporting them, whether that was receiving a sticker pack, a handwritten letter from the team, or some other small gesture.

That’s the core of building brand loyalty… Looking out for your customer and the community forming around your brand, what you do, and what you stand for.

It’s a two-way street and I think more than ever, brands need vietnam phone number material to contribute, not just broadcast. So if budget wasn’t an issue, I’d focus on even more promo’ing of product, surprise gifts with purchases, and throwing events in more cities to connect with our community in person, building positive energy and creating memories.

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Zaremba asks:

What do you see as the future of marketing and how do you think it will affect your strategy?
Aja Frost, Senior director of global growth at HubSpot: I think the future of marketing is incredibly personal — the more sophisticated AI becomes, the more possible it will be to have every visitor experience a totally customized journey throughout the internet, from the ads and search results they see to the websites they land on, how they move through those websites, and the nurturing they receive.