What lessons does the hit TV show "Duck Dynasty" offer to marketers? Find out today, as our review of the top five episodes of the past quarter concludes today with the surprising connection between big beards and building trust.

What separates brands that customers like from brands that customers love? We'll reveal the answer to this most vexing marketing conundrum as our countdown of the top five episodes of the past quarter continues.

As our countdown of the top five episodes of the past quarter continues, we make the case for why Vine is the new Twitter - a burgeoning social start-up that promises to reinvent its niche with its ultra-condensed content-sharing format.

Our countdown of the top five episodes of the past quarter continues as we reveal why you can't go it alone when it comes to building and maintaining trust with your customers.

Over the past few months, we've covered a lot of ground here on The Fame Foundry Marketing Minute. Now it's time to rewind and review our top five episodes of the quarter. First up, we explain why in today's sound bite-driven culture, simplicity is the key to effective communication.

You would do well to follow the lead of young Madison Robinson, who grossed more than $1 million from her Fish Flops shoe line before she even entered high school.

Give your customers real value for free, and earn their repeat business.

With more than 32 million users per month, Yelp is playing an increasingly important role in reputation-building for today's brands.

When you sit down to draft your next marketing piece, use this quick checklist to help you sharpen and refine your efforts for more powerful results.

This year's NBA Finals feature a sharp contrast in players - and a great takeaway for marketers.

With every public relations communication - from a simple web link to a full video production - you should fully engage all of your active social media channels.

The hit TV show "Duck Dynasty" offers a clear lesson for marketers looking to build trust" wear your authenticity on your sleeve (or your face, as it were).