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Peter's Marketing Podcast

Peter's Marketing Podcast

By: Peter Murphy Lewis
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The Peter Murphy Lewis Podcast explores the ideas, people, and stories shaping the future of leadership, business, and impact. Each episode features candid conversations with founders, operators, and industry leaders who are building organizations that matter.

Host Peter Murphy Lewis goes beyond surface-level interviews to unpack the decisions, challenges, and turning points that define meaningful work and lasting success. Listeners gain practical insights on leadership, growth, culture, and the human stories behind organizations that create real value.

The show is designed for leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals who want to understand how great organizations are built—and the people who make them possible.

2026 Peter Murphy Lewis
Episodes
  • Why Marketing Feels Broken (and How CEOs Can Fix It)

    Why Marketing Feels Broken (and How CEOs Can Fix It)
    Mar 11 2026

    The conversation covers a range of topics related to marketing strategy, targeting CEOs in the 5-50 million range. It addresses common marketing mistakes, the importance of clarity and positioning, making marketing measurable, building internal teams and systems, brand awareness, leadership team red and green flags, and performing a marketing math audit.

    Takeaways

    • Clarity and positioning are crucial for effective marketing strategy.
    • Building internal systems and teams is essential for scaling without over-hiring.

    Chapters

    • 00:00 The Unconventional Meeting
    • 05:13 Making Marketing Measurable
    • 11:31 Leadership Team Red and Green Flags
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    14 mins
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