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Jeremy Goldman

New York
As seen in: FUTUREPROOF., RETHINK Retail, Apple Podcasts, LinkedIn, Business Insider, Wiley Online Library, Harvard Business Review, Inc., MDPI, Substack, Flipboard, The Next Web and
Covers:  SaaS, digital marketing, startups, agencies, customer service
VP Editorial & Insights @ RETHINK Retail. Author of Going Social & Getting to Like. Host of FUTUREPROOF. podcast. Comic. Weirdo.

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Jeremy Goldman’s Biography

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Futurist Jeremy Goldman has been working with companies looking to take their operations online and inject “social” into their processes for over a decade. Under Jeremy’s leadership, Kiehl’s won the 2009 WebAward for Outstanding Achievement in Web Development, achieved a Top 25 ranking in the L2 Digital IQ Index in the Beauty & Skincare category, and received a Top 50 Facebook IQ ranking amongst all luxury brands. While at TEMPTU, Jeremy developed a partnership between TEMPTU and Beyoncé’s Deré…

Jeremy Goldman’s Journalist Portfolio

How This $200 Million Beauty Company Turned Product Development on Its Head

How This $200 Million Beauty Company Turned Product Development on Its Head

Icons & Innovators For brands, the digital and social media landscape comes with its fair share of pros and c…

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Why Rich People Won't Be Addicted to Tech (but the Rest of Us Will)

Why Rich People Won't Be Addicted to Tech (but the Rest of Us Will)

Marketing As an entrepreneur, you can rarely afford to unplug. If you want the best opportunities at your fin…

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This Is How Tech Should Be Evolving Your Business Model

This Is How Tech Should Be Evolving Your Business Model

Technology When the internet made online shopping a phenomenon, companies like Amazon and Google quickly turn…

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How 'Tomorrowcasting' Can Help Marketing Leaders Stay Ahead of the Curve

How 'Tomorrowcasting' Can Help Marketing Leaders Stay Ahead of the Curve

Grow In today's customer-centric world of marketing, it's not enough to solely focus on what consumers need r…

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Abolishing Friction: Why CXM is the New Marketing

Abolishing Friction: Why CXM is the New Marketing

Grow "If you haven't realized it already, you have to understand the binary shift that has happened from the …

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9 Ways to Make Networking Dinners Anything But Boring

9 Ways to Make Networking Dinners Anything But Boring

Sales If you're a marketing professional, you've probably attended your fair share of business dinners. Most …

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Articles

What Harrods and Selfridges Tell Us About the Future of Physical Retail

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By Jeremy Goldman
| RETHINK Retail Verified
There is a particular kind of retail moment that doesn’t feel like retail at all. It’s actually a kind of magic. Just keep reading and you’ll see why. It stops you mid-step. It pulls you out of pace. It makes you give a double take, then reach for your phone, then maybe forget, briefly, that you were actually on your way somewhere else. That was the scene on Oxford Street, December 2025. More on that later in this piece.
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Estée Lauder Already Knew Its Consumer. That Was Never the Problem.

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By Jeremy Goldman
| RETHINK Retail Verified
The company that defined prestige beauty for eight decades just admitted, on a Shoptalk stage, that understanding the consumer was the easy part. The hard part was the one it kept losing: speed. “Relevance has a short shelf life.” That was Nadine Graf, President of Europe, UK&I and Emerging Markets at The Estée Lauder Companies, delivering the line that should make every legacy retailer in the room uncomfortable.
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Everyone Left Linear TV. Burger King Stayed, and It’s Eating Their Lunch.

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By Jeremy Goldman
| RETHINK Retail Verified
The smart money in quick-service marketing fled linear TV for streaming’s precision targeting. Burger King ran the other way, and the numbers say it was right. Over the first four months of 2026, Burger King accounted for one out of every five QSR ad impressions on national linear TV: 20.0% share, more than Chipotle (11.0%), Subway (10.2%), and McDonald’s (9.5%) combined. That’s not a brand hedging its bets. That’s a brand making one.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing for multiple local papers in college.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Clark Kent

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email is usually best.