Past Events...

Toronto - March 2011

Media

The Montreal Gazette
Seth Godin's most popular book, Purple Cow, was based on the perception that a cow by the side of a country road becomes boring after a while. Companies offering something unremarkable eventually become invisible, like the average cow, but a purple cow gets us to notice. Read full review ...

Speaker Q&As

At each of our events we take questions from the audience through the Twitter hash tag #taom. Each speaker then selects a couple of questions from their talk and answers them on camera for us. Below you'll find a number of video Q&A's from our Toronto event in March.

Montreal - September 2010

Media

The Montreal Gazette
Seth Godin's most popular book, Purple Cow, was based on the perception that a cow by the side of a country road becomes boring after a while. Companies offering something unremarkable eventually become invisible, like the average cow, but a purple cow gets us to notice. Read full review ...

Speaker Q&As

At each of our events we take questions from the audience through the Twitter hash tag #taom. Each speaker then selects a couple of questions from their talk and answers them on camera for us. Below you'll find a number of video Q&A's from our Calgary event in June.

Calgary - June 2010

Attendee Reviews

Point2 Agent - Real Estate Marketing Blog
Not only was it an opportunity to expand our own knowledge of all things market-y, there were many take-aways which could be parlayed into the world of real estate. Learning about marketing isn’t just for “Marketing Professionals” anymore. Regardless of the industry you are in – the evolution of the business landscape has made us all marketers in one facet or another. Read full review ...

The Calgary Beacon
My head is swimming with dozens of great soundbites, ideas and new learning after spending a day listening to 6 completely different, yet complementary, speakers/authors at today’s The Art of Productions event in Calgary… The Art of Marketing. Read full review ...

Chaordix Blog
What excites me about Mitch Joel’s talk is that he reminded everyone that we don’t need permission to do any of this. Anyone can go out and start something on the Internet. It is the democratization of content. Read full review ...

Speaker Q&As

At each of our events we take questions from the audience through the Twitter hash tag #taom. Each speaker then selects a couple of questions from their talk and answers them on camera for us. Below you'll find a number of video Q&A's from our Calgary event in June.

Attendee Reviews

Tiko Digital Blog
The Art of Marketing held March 1st 2010 at the Metro Toronto Convention Center was billed as an opportunity to hear discussion of relevant, contemporary topics presented by world class speakers. The conference was well presented, production quality was top notch (despite some forgivable tech issues) and some nice pieces of swag, a porcelain coffee cup and I am not sure if it was just me, as I bought the ticket very early a free copy of Dan and Chip Heath’s book “Switch”. Read full review ...

Tony Johnston
SETH GODIN was the BIG DRAW at The Art of Marketing Conference held in downtown Toronto on March 2, 2020 ... What Seth Godin DID there was WHAT he has been doing oh so well for the last 15 years: – helping us ALL do a ‘Screen Refresh’ on our Business Brains, this time by sharing his views on Leadership & Creativity in marketing today. Read full review ...

David Schultz
Today I attended the Art of Marketing conference in Toronto. The day was comprised of about 5 presentations from the leading minds in marketing today. There were some great nuggets, here are some of my favorites. Read full review ...

Speaker Q&As

At each of our events we take questions from the audience through the Twitter hash tag #taom. Each speaker then selects a couple of questions from their talk and answers them on camera for us. Below you'll find a number of video Q&A's from our Toronto event in March.