Warren KornblumGuest
Carly RiesHost
Joe RandoHost
Warren, you and I are both marketers, and so I kind of geek out when I know we're going to have a guest on that's going to kind of enter the world of marketing, and we're going to talk a lot about branding specifically today.

And I was like, what is something that I'd be really entertained to know? And I want to know for our icebreaker question, what's a brand you're irrationally loyal to? Maybe you spend too much there, whatever.

I would probably buy about half of what I buy if I had to go to the store and get it myself, which is what drives retailers nuts.


And literally the next day, he sent me a picture of him holding up the book.

And then the second, I guess, in terms of brand loyalty that I always talk about is I'm a huge Apple user and Steve Jobs fan.

So I guess I have I wish I could come up with something more pithy and, you know, not these age-old guys, but the reason that their legacy and stay around so long is because they're good at what they do.

And that's honestly exactly what we're getting in today is how people can become good at what they do and known for something.

Warren, you and I are both marketers, and so I kind of geek out when I know we're going to have a guest on that's going to kind of enter the world of marketing, and we're going to talk a lot about branding specifically today.

And I was like, what is something that I'd be really entertained to know? And I want to know for our icebreaker question, what's a brand you're irrationally loyal to? Maybe you spend too much there, whatever.

I would probably buy about half of what I buy if I had to go to the store and get it myself, which is what drives retailers nuts.


And literally the next day, he sent me a picture of him holding up the book.

And then the second, I guess, in terms of brand loyalty that I always talk about is I'm a huge Apple user and Steve Jobs fan.

So I guess I have I wish I could come up with something more pithy and, you know, not these age-old guys, but the reason that their legacy and stay around so long is because they're good at what they do.

And that's honestly exactly what we're getting in today is how people can become good at what they do and known for something.
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