The Importance of Branding with Erik Huberman and Jack Monson

from Social Geek · host Jack Monson

Erik Huberman is the CEO and Founder of marketing agency Hawke Media and has served 3,000 brands over the past decade. His new book, The Hawke Method, is now a national best seller! Social Geek host Jack Monson welcomes Erik to chat about the importance of branding, common mistakes big brands are making, and our least favorite marketing clichés! Thanks to TruPresence and Thryv.

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