Ever wondered how everyday people would tackle some of the biggest challenges facing popular brands? In this special episode of “We Fixed It,” we explore listener-submitted fixes for companies like Starbucks, Slack, and the magazine industry. From a mocktail revolution at Starbucks to eco-friendly takeout solutions, these innovative ideas challenge conventional wisdom and push us to think beyond the obvious. Join us as we dive into fresh perspectives that could change how you view these familiar brands and discover the power of collective problem-solving!

The Job Board Revolution: How Indeed’s Downfall is Reshaping Hiring In the ever-evolving landscape of job hunting and recruitment, a seismic shift is underway. Once the go-to platform for job seekers and employers alike, Indeed finds itself at a crossroads. The latest episode of “We Fix It, You’re Welcome” pulls back the curtain on the […]

Reviving a Pop Icon: Lessons from Katy Perry’s Brand Struggles Katy Perry’s journey from chart-topping sensation to struggling artist offers valuable insights for anyone navigating career transitions or brand reinvention. In our latest episode of “We Fixed It, You’re Welcome,” we dissected the challenges facing this pop icon and uncovered strategies that could help her—and […]

The $69 Million Question: Are Golden Parachutes Hurting Hollywood? Insights on Paramount’s $69 Million Problem In the glittering world of Hollywood, where dreams are made and fortunes are won and lost, a recent event has sparked intense debate. Bob Bakish, former CEO of Paramount, walked away with a staggering $69.3 million severance package. This eye-watering […]

Unlocking the Canadian Advantage: What U.S. Brands Can Learn from Our Northern Neighbors Ever wondered why your favorite American brands taste different north of the border? Or why some Canadian products never make it to U.S. shelves? The latest episode of “We Fixed It” dives deep into these questions, revealing surprising insights about consumer preferences, […]

Subway’s Identity Crisis: Can Fresh Still Win in Fast Food? In the fast-paced world of fast food, Subway finds itself at a crossroads. Once the darling of health-conscious consumers seeking a fresher alternative, the sandwich giant now grapples with an identity crisis. Can Subway reclaim its “Eat Fresh” mantra in a landscape dominated by viral […]

The Death of DEI? How Target’s Retreat Reveals a Deeper Business Truth Target’s recent decision to roll back its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives has sparked intense debate. But beneath the surface lies a crucial lesson for businesses everywhere. Is DEI truly dead, or are we witnessing the birth of something even more powerful? […]

The Fast Fashion Dilemma: Can Shein and Temu Survive in an Ethical World? The world of fast fashion is at a crossroads. Giants like Shein and Temu have dominated the market with ultra-cheap, trendy clothing. But as consumers become more conscious of sustainability and ethical practices, can these companies adapt and survive? In our latest […]

The Privacy Paradox: Balancing AI Innovation and Personal Data Protection In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving, the line between technological advancement and personal privacy is becoming increasingly blurred. This week’s episode of “We Fixed It” delves into the heart of this issue, focusing on Amazon’s recent changes to its smart assistant’s […]

Southwest Airlines’ Brand Turbulence: Lessons in Customer Loyalty and Communication Southwest Airlines has long been the darling of budget-conscious travelers, known for its quirky personality, no-frills approach, and customer-first ethos. But recent changes have left many loyal customers feeling betrayed. Can the airline navigate this turbulence and emerge stronger? Let’s explore the valuable lessons in […]