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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 25 MIN

ep3 // Fluency Under Pressure

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Marketing strategy has a language problem. In this episode of the brandLingual podcast, Baiba Matisone and Christopher Owens explore what it means to apply evidence-based marketing in real-world conditions, where pressure, politics, and intuition collide. Most marketers learn through storytelling, positioning, and inherited frameworks. But when those ideas meet how brands actually grow, through mental availability, reach, and distinctive assets, things get messy. This episode explores: • how to apply marketing science under real pressure • why strategies that sound right often fail in market • what “fluency” looks like between intuition and evidence • how the Coffee Wars simulation makes growth laws usable in practice This isn’t about choosing intuition or evidence. It’s about learning how to operate when both are present, and decisions still have to be made. If you’ve ever struggled to apply marketing theory, defend strategy in a room, or move beyond “vibes,” this conversation will feel familiar. New episodes every Tuesday. Explore courses and community: https://www.brandlingual.co Topics: marketing strategy, brand growth, evidence-based marketing, mental availability, distinctive brand assets, How Brands Grow

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