Why Zillenial Barbie, Menopausal Barbie, and Weird Barbie Should Be Marketing BFFs
Recently, I was at a marketing department meeting. It was a bad hair morning, so I swept my silver strands into
How Journalism and Marketing Collide
No matter how much misinformation might be out there, this is still the information age. People still need and want information
New Grads: Navigating the Marketing Industry 2024
Congratulations to all the college graduates! You’ve invested years in your education, and now it’s time for you to embark on
Pride and Profit: How Brands Turn Rainbows into Advocacy Gold
We’re here, we’re queer—get used to it. On June 28, 1970, the world changed forever with the first Pride Parade sweeping
10 Low-Cost Marketing Tips for Boston Small Businesses
Author: Robin Samora, Marketing and PR Consultant Many small businesses face the same dilemma: You need effective marketing to grow your
Talking Marketing Episode 49: Marketing Education, Being President-Elect, and Taylor Swift’s Marketing Wins with Emilee Cocuzzo
AMA Boston takes a look inward as Allen interviews our President-Elect, Emilee Cocuzzo! The conversation takes some interesting turns as we
What’s New Wednesdays: Marketing Jobs in Boston and Beyond!
Finding a new job or even switching careers is never easy. That’s why at AMA, we strive to give you up-to-date
College Wars: How Institutions Battle on Social Media with Hilarious Jabs
This post was written by AMA Boston volunteer Marianna Torres. It is well known that using social media is crucial for
What’s New Wednesdays: Using the AMA Job Board to Find Your Next Move
Finding a new job or even switching careers is never easy. That’s why at AMA, we strive to give you up-to-date
Mistakes to Avoid When Writing a Boston-Area Marketing Manager Job
Writing a job description is never easy, especially when it comes to such a multi-faceted department like marketing. In this blog, we