Submit a Marketing Win

Share your marketing win

Marketing Wins is a book about decisions that worked. Every case study in it, and every Quick Win in our insights library, follows the same shape: a specific choice, made under real constraints, with a result you can point to. If you have a win of your own, we want to read it.

The best submissions are featured in our insights library with full credit: your name, your business and a link if you want one. Wins do not need to be famous or expensive. A sharp repositioning by a two-person firm teaches the same lesson as a global campaign, and often teaches it better.

What makes a strong submission

• The decision: what you actually did, and what you turned down to do it.
• The context: the size of the business, the market and the constraint you were working under.
• The result: a number, a before-and-after, or something else observable.
• The lesson: what another marketer could copy on Monday morning.

For the shape we are after, look at the Quick Wins already on the site: Wendy's real-time cultural agility, how Nescafé Brazil fixed its social engagement or Spotify Wrapped turning data into social currency. Each one is a single decision, unpacked.

How to submit

Tell us the story in the pitch field below, and attach your write-up as a Word document or PDF. Only a small number of wins make it into the library, but we read every submission and reply with constructive feedback either way. If we feature your win, we may edit lightly for length and house style, and we will always show you the piece before it goes live.

Why we collect wins

We argue throughout the book that fundamentals decide the outcome: positioning, audience, channel and message. The tools change constantly, and AI is changing them faster than anything before it, but a win grounded in those fundamentals stays instructive long after the platform that hosted it has moved on. That is the test we apply to every submission, and it is the same test Marketing Wins applies across all nine chapters.