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💡 What 20+ Years in Global Marketing & Communications Have Taught Me

  • Writer: Monika Jakubczyk
    Monika Jakubczyk
  • Oct 7
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 20



My career has taken me from #Germany to #China, across #Europe to the #USA and #Mexico — working with global #automotive brands, innovative #tech companies and ambitious #startups. Every market taught me something new about #peopleculture and the power of #marketing and #communication. One thing has become clear: great marketing and communication is never just about campaigns — it’s about human #connection.


Here are the #lessons that continue to guide how I work and lead today:


🔹 1. Communication starts with empathy: Listening and understanding #people — their culture, expectations and #values — is the foundation of every successful message.

In China, I learned the power of #relationship-building.

In Germany, the value of #precision.

In the U.S. and Mexico, the impact of #storytelling.


🔹 2. Simplicity wins: The more complex a topic, the more clarity it needs. Whether explaining advanced technology or corporate strategy, great communicators translate complexity into #humanrelevance.


🔹 3. Think global, act local: A message that resonates in Frankfurt may fall flat in Detroit or Shanghai. #Localization isn’t just translation — it’s adapting meaning for local audiences while keeping the core of your #brand intact.


🔹 4. Authenticity builds #trust: From CEO speeches to LinkedIn thought leadership and brand campaigns, authentic voices outperform perfection — especially across cultures.


🔹 5. #Change is the only constant: AI, new media platforms and shifting audience expectations keep redefining marketing and communication. But one truth remains: human connection is at the heart of effective global communication.


At #PilonPR, these lessons drive how we help #German and #US companies succeed internationally — building brand visibility, trust and measurable #growth across borders.


🌍 Marketing and communication isn’t just about being seen — it’s about being understood and remembered, no matter where in the world your audience is.


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