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Marketing in the Madness

Hosted by Katie Street

A marketing leader interviews retail and tech executives, often live at industry events, about the future of customer experience and commerce.

The brief

This is a topical marketing interview show with a strong focus on the intersection of physical and digital retail. Host Katie Street talks to director-level and C-suite guests from major brands (Boots, Axel Arigato, Joseph) and the tech platforms they use (Google, Shopify, Stripe). A significant portion of episodes are recorded live at marketing and retail technology conferences, giving the conversations an immediate, news-like feel that's grounded in the trends being discussed at that very moment.

Its 'live from the show floor' format is a key differentiator, capturing the energy and topicality of industry events. Unlike many studio-based marketing podcasts, this one puts you in the middle of the action, hearing directly from speakers and leaders as trends unfold.
— What makes it distinctive
§1 · The host

Who hosts this show

Hosted by Katie Street, a marketing strategist and founder of Street Agency, this podcast features conversations with leaders from major brands and tech companies. Episodes often dig into the practical strategies behind modern retail, e-commerce, and digital marketing, with many interviews recorded live on the floor of industry conferences like the Retail Tech Show and Shoptalk.

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Credentials & credits

  • Founder, Street Agency
  • Marketing strategist with 20+ years of experience
  • Speaker at Cannes Lions
  • Board member for Etch & Big Radical
  • New Business Peer Network Chair for BIMA
  • Founder of the Female Leaders Club at MAD//Fest

Other ventures

  • Street Agency (B2B marketing agency)
  • Tanba (The Agency New Business Academy)
  • Word on the Street (previous podcast)
§2 · Classification

What kind of podcast

§3 · Cadence & catalog

When new episodes drop

§3b · Editor's picks

Notable episodes

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  1. 01
    How Axel Arigato is reinventing the in-store retail experience

    A deep dive into the importance of human connection and community in physical retail, using a modern luxury brand as a case study.

  2. 02
    Boots’ Product Director: Why retailers are getting customer experience WRONG

    Recorded live at the Retail Tech Show, this episode captures the challenges of digital transformation inside a major legacy brand.

  3. 03
    How Zara, Vinted & TikTok Shop are changing E-commerce

    Provides a data-rich overview of current e-commerce trends, from omnichannel strategies at major players like Zara to the rise of resale apps.

§4 · Signature

What you'll be asked on this show

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How Katie Street interviews

Katie Street opens interviews by asking guests to introduce their role and company to provide context for the audience. She uses a friendly, collaborative tone, often sharing her own passion for the topic or a personal story (like shopping with her daughter) to build rapport and make questions more relatable. She probes for deeper insights by asking follow-ups like "what does that mean for retail?" after a guest makes a broad statement. Her questioning style is very positive and complimentary, designed to make the guest feel comfortable sharing their expertise. She often concludes interviews with forward-looking questions about the future of their industry or what's next for their company.

The host, Katie Street, has an enthusiastic and complimentary interview style, often sharing personal anecdotes about her own shopping habits to frame questions. Many episodes are recorded live at industry events, which gives them a dynamic, on-location feel. She frequently summarizes a guest's points to confirm her understanding before moving to the next topic.

Questions Katie Street keeps coming back to

10 catalogued

If you're going on this show as a guest, expect some version of each of these. Each note explains when Katie Street reaches for it.

origin

1
  1. Q.01

    Can you tell me about your role and what you do to give some context?

    This is her standard opening question to establish the guest's expertise and the company's position in the market.

industry

2
  1. Q.01

    Who do you think is crushing it in the world of e-com right now?

    She asks this to get an expert's opinion on top-performing brands and best-in-class examples.

  2. Q.02

    Are you seeing the trend of younger audiences craving in-person experiences?

    This question connects a brand's strategy to broader demographic and market trends she observes.

process

2
  1. Q.01

    What were you discussing on stage at the show?

    A key question for episodes recorded at live events, it gets straight to the guest's core topic.

  2. Q.02

    How are you finding the in-store experience now?

    This question allows her to explore the crucial link between digital marketing and physical retail spaces.

future

3
  1. Q.01

    You mentioned a lot of change; what does that mean for retail?

    This is a typical follow-up question she uses to probe deeper into a guest's general statement.

  2. Q.02

    What's next for a product or brand like yours?

    A common closing question to get the guest's predictions and future outlook.

  3. Q.03

    What does the perfect future store look like?

    A forward-looking question designed to get the guest's visionary take on the future of their field.

advice

1
  1. Q.01

    How do you stay on top of what is changing?

    She asks this to elicit practical, actionable advice for the audience of marketing leaders.

mindset

1
  1. Q.01

    What's the most important thing behind the scenes that powers the customer experience?

    She uses this to uncover the core operational or philosophical drivers of a brand's success.

Signature segments

  • · Live interviews from industry events
  • · Focus on retail and e-commerce
  • · Host's personal shopping anecdotes

Topics covered repeatedly

Retail TechnologyE-commerce StrategyCustomer Experience (CX)Omnichannel MarketingIn-Store ExperienceAI in CommerceFashion & Luxury RetailB2B MarketingDigital TransformationBehavioural Science
§5 · Guests

Who gets booked here

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Typical guest

Guests are typically director-level or C-suite executives from major consumer brands (especially in fashion and retail) and the B2B technology companies that power them. Recent guests include leaders from Boots, Axel Arigato, AppsFlyer, and LinkedIn.

Recent guests
  • Mitchell Vergeer
    on How Axel Arigato is reinventing the in-store retail experience
  • Sue Azari
    on How Zara, Vinted & TikTok Shop are changing E-commerce
  • Fabrice Khullar
    on Boots’ Product Director: Why retailers are getting customer experience WRONG
  • Richard Shotton
    on How behavioural SCIENCE can improve your marketing
  • Robin Daniels
    on How the Ex-CMO of LinkedIn & WeWork does B2B marketing in the age of AI
  • Barbara Campos
    on How JOSEPH is transforming LUXURY fashion through customer obsession
§6 · Channels & links

Where to find this show

§7 · Stats

Audience & reach

YouTube · first-party
Subscribers
2.4K
2,360
Avg views / video
628
Trailing window
Total views
204K
203,554
Videos published
403
Sponsor readEstimated

The podcast is produced by and serves as a content marketing channel for the host's own B2B marketing firm, Street Agency, which helps tech companies and agencies connect with senior decision-makers. This alignment provides the show with high-caliber guests from its own client and prospect network.

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§8 · Contact

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§9b · FAQ

People also ask

AI-extracted researched answers · help us verify
What is the podcast's format?
It's an interview show where host Katie Street talks to leaders in marketing, retail, and tech. Many episodes are recorded live at industry conferences.
Is the podcast still running?
Yes, it appears to release new episodes on a weekly basis.
Who is the host?
The host is Katie Street, the founder of the B2B marketing firm Street Agency.
Where can I listen to the podcast?
The podcast is available on YouTube and likely on major audio podcast platforms.
Who are the typical guests?
Guests are typically C-suite and director-level executives from major retail, fashion, and commerce technology companies like Boots, LinkedIn, and Google.
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§9c · Methodology

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  2. [02]Katie Street | Speakers - Cannes Lionscanneslions.com
  3. [03]Inspiring Female Leaders with Katie Street, Street Agency - The Digital Voicethedigitalvoice.co.uk
  4. [04]Street Agency Homepagestreet.agency
  5. [05]How Katie Street Helps Agencies Win New Business - ZenPilotzenpilot.com
  6. [06]Katie Street - BIMA Member Profilebima.co.uk
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