The Evergreen Playbook is a marketing podcast hosted by David Göz. Each episode takes one expert and one evergreen idea and turns it into a playbook that still applies in ten years.
12 episodes. One idea per conversation. A growing library of lasting fundamentals for people who want to build what endures.
Short-term marketing pressure is real. Campaigns to launch, channels to feed, numbers to explain. At some point, visible activity starts to look like progress.
The Evergreen Playbook looks beneath the surface: positioning, memory structures, customer understanding, category dynamics, culture and the business logic behind better marketing.
Each episode brings one expert and one evergreen idea. The goal is always the same: make better decisions now because you understand what keeps working later.
Ideas that stand the test of time.
Most marketing advice expires quickly. An evergreen idea still applies in ten years, because it is grounded in how people think, how markets work, and how value is actually created.
The editorial filter: does this topic still matter in a decade? If yes, it belongs here.
Lasting.
A starting guide. How to think about a topic.
A playbook is a framework for thinking, not a set of rules. Each episode produces one: the key principles, the useful distinctions, the mental models that help you make better decisions in the real world.
A thinking tool you can take into Monday morning.
Generative.
Every topic here is one the show has actually published on. Each one opens the episodes behind it.
Marketing strategist, keynote speaker, panel moderator and founder of Hexagram Creative.
David sees marketing as all four Ps: product, price, distribution and communication. He believes meaningful change requires looking at them together with organisational structure and processes. His focus is communication and the team setup, responsibilities and KPIs that make it effective.
His interest is in the mechanics that create value beneath the visible layer of campaigns and channels: how people buy, how brands become remembered, how markets move, and how strategy turns ambition into direction.
The Evergreen Playbook is where that interest meets conversation. Every guest brings one idea worth examining. Every episode becomes a playbook.
David speaks and moderates on marketing, brand and business strategy, bringing the same thinking the show is built on to stages, panels and internal sessions.