
Blair Enns
Economist
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Nov 4, 2026
Demand Is the New Supply
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You're listening to Two Bobs, conversations on the art of creative entrepreneurship with David C. Baker and Blair Enns.
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0:14David C. BakerHOST
right, Blair, today I'm interviewing you on Demand is the New Supply.
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Thanks, David.
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Thank you.
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Thank you for listening to Two Bobs with David C. Baker and Blair Enns.
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Read episode notes and transcripts at twobobs.com. That's the number two, B-O-B-S dot com.
132 The Shelf: 131 Episodes of Book Recommendations, Sorted by Problem
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10:30ChrisHOST
But again, I haven't read this one yet, so I can't speak too much about it.
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10:35ChrisHOST
Um, and then the last one for this section is the win without pitching manifesto by Blair ends.
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10:41ChrisHOST
He's got 12 proclamations that are just short, declarative.
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10:47ChrisHOST
Alex James, one of my one of my favorite guests, had him on a couple of times.
Helping Accountants Move Beyond Compliance with Advisory, Pricing, and AI with Carlos Garcia
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7:30Kenny HarperHOST
I attended, saw some amazing speakers.
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7:33Kenny HarperHOST
Blair Enns was there.
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7:35Kenny HarperHOST
I saw definitely a well-crafted experience.
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7:39Kenny HarperHOST
Not just people that just happen to be speaking on different topics, but an experience.
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9:07Carlos GarciaGUEST
But we're also connect, we're being intentional about who we bring to speak this year.
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9:12Carlos GarciaGUEST
And by the way, spoiler alert, you're the first podcast or person that's going to hear this, but we've officially locked in one of the keynote speakers.
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9:20Carlos GarciaGUEST
And that person will be actually someone who's the co-anchor to the Two Bobs podcast, that very close friend and wonderful thought leader, close friend of Blair Enns.
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9:30Carlos GarciaGUEST
His name is David C. Baker.
Inside the Head of a CMO
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You're listening to Two Bobs, conversations on the art of creative entrepreneurship with David C. Baker and Blair Enns.
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0:14Blair EnnsHOST
David, our topic today is inside the head of a current CMO.
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0:19Blair EnnsHOST
I've read the piece and I've read the surveys that you referenced, but tell the audience, what was the impetus for this topic? I wanted to get
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25:31Blair EnnsHOST
Thanks, David.
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Thanks, Blair.
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Thank you for listening to Two Bobs with David C. Baker and Blair Enns.
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Read episode notes and transcripts at twobobs.com. That's the number two, B-O-B-S dot com.
Why every founder needs an ‘Oh Shit Document’ with Mat Bennett.
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40:06Mat BennettGUEST
Oh, yeah.
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40:06Mat BennettGUEST
But I really, yeah, you know, Blair Enns and David C. Baker, I really enjoy listening.
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40:13Mat BennettGUEST
I think I probably just enjoy the delivery of it as much as, but, you know, it's that kind of thinking.
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40:18Mat BennettGUEST
So I do enjoy that.
Why designers must avoid this to understand the brands they build: Erik Herrström on his new book.
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13:06JanHOST
Also, like f- like watching from far away [chuckles] what you guys are doing, there was one interesting, like, shift when you positioned your company more towards, like, the whole idea of, of, uh, yeah, being focused on, on music and, and entertainment.
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13:23JanHOST
Um, because there, uh, uh, just there was a, like a time in my life where I, where I was obsessed with, like, this Chris Do stuff, and David C. Baker, and Blair Enns, and all their idea about, like, finding your, your niche and, um, have a very strong positioning.
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13:40JanHOST
Um, yeah, so and also I k- I kind of, uh, I saw that you worked with Matt Asam, right? I think he's, like, one of this inner circle people from, from Chris Do.
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13:52JanHOST
Um, so was this part of, like, this, um, th- this process to, um, getting down, like finding, like this quite strong positioning, and yeah, how, how did that work out for you?
Has Performance Marketing Killed Creativity
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13:27Dave McMullenHOST
Yeah.
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13:28Dave McMullenHOST
So is there value in differentiation? Is there value in taking, in sort of turning a different direction? A guy named Blair Enns, who we follow and love, he's a consultant in our industry, talks about there being true value in differentiation.
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13:45Dave McMullenHOST
Like the agency, in his case, or the client in our case, that stands out amongst its competitors for just about any reason, maybe not a negative reason, but just about any reason that can kind of carve out its own space, like you've talked about before, going deep on a very specific piece of thought leadership and kind of owning that piece, that's the beginning of differentiating.
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14:11Dave McMullenHOST
But it takes courage.
Get Your Freak On!
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[upbeat music] You're listening to "2 Bobs," conversations on the art of creative entrepreneurship with David C. Baker and Blair Enns.
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0:14David C. BakerHOST
All right, so today's episode title, I think, is "Get Your Freak On." I actually don't wanna know more about that.
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0:20David C. BakerHOST
[laughs]
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11:51Blair EnnsHOST
And when somebody makes the comment, "Oh, yeah, I trained AI to write like me," I think, "You know what? Write without AI for another decade.
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11:58Blair EnnsHOST
Find out who you really are, and then see if you can get AI to replicate it." 'Cause I can't get AI to replicate my writing.
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12:07Blair EnnsHOST
And a bunch of my clients have said, "Hey, Blair, I've trained an AI to write just like you and give answers just like you." And I look at all these things, and they're all garbage.
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12:16Blair EnnsHOST
I mean, they're not without value, they're not without opinions like me, but I think that's not me.
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12:22Blair EnnsHOST
Content-wise, tone-wise, it's not me at all.
James Barnard on Going Viral, Creating Content and Designing Logos
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21:45James BarnardGUEST
It, it was insane the amount of money that they would prospectively pay to potentially win business from these massive companies.
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21:53James BarnardGUEST
And then, you know, I read, um, what's that? Is it Blair Enns' book, um, the Win Without Pitching Manifesto? I think that's Blair Enns.
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22:01James BarnardGUEST
I, I can't remember if I've got that author right or not.
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22:03Ian PagetHOST
I think it is, yeah.
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Why Smart People Struggle to Get Clients (And Dumb People Don't)
Oct 7 · 1 Mention
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7:18Nico HartwellHOST
He's talking about real limitations based on actual constraints.
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7:22Nico HartwellHOST
Blair Enns, who works with creative agencies, has this great line: "The firm that can say no has all the power in the relationship.
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7:28Nico HartwellHOST
Clients don't respect desperate service providers." And he's absolutely right.
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7:32Nico HartwellHOST
When you're willing to work with anyone who has a pulse and a credit card, you signal that your time isn't particularly valuable.