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Steve Goldhaber sits in with Jeff Coyle to discuss how to increase leads for product lines with content strategies, the importance of evaluating strengths and weaknesses before allocating a budget for campaigns, the misuse and risks of AI in content creation, Jeff's first job in marketing, and embracing failure and change.
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Steve and Charlie discuss various aspects of marketing such as operations optimization, leveraging AI and automation tools for efficiency, and the importance of internal education and communication. They explore topics like community-led sales and marketing, building relationships with customers, asynchronous methods for meetings, understanding product offerings, and balancing between automation tools and human touch in marketing.
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Steve and Joel discuss two award-winning marketing campaigns, one utilizing AR technology to connect with customers on a social impact level and another focused on customer experience using a book club. They also delve into the evolution of marketing and how AI is changing its role in content creation.
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Katie discusses the power of natural language, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to unlock insights from customer feedback. They give advice on how businesses can leverage tools to create a deeper understanding of their customers' needs, beyond just conversion.
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In this episode of the Interesting B2B Marketers podcast, Chris Freeman, Advisor & EIR at Techstars, Colliers Intl., & Food Foundry, shares his experiences as a tech advisor and startup mentor. Chris discusses a case study about a startup that utilizes technology to impact the lives of the deaf and hard-of-hearing community. The conversation covers the challenges faced, strategies employed to overcome them, and the importance of finding talent within niche communities.
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In this episode, they discuss how Michael got into marketing and how to create effective content strategies that meet the needs of customers. They also cover topics like employee activation programs, developing an online content strategy, and creating a solid editorial strategy.
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In this episode, Steve chats with Bill Macaitis, a seasoned marketing advisor with expertise in capital-efficient growth models. With extensive experience in advising B2B and B2C companies, Bill offers a unique perspective on scaling businesses with limited resources. Their conversation revolves around two key topics: establishing a robust brand identity in B2B marketing and executing impactful media campaigns.
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In this episode of the Interesting B2B Marketers podcast, Courtland Goldengate, Marketing Director at Snowflake, discusses his data-driven approach to the 2007 subprime mortgage crisis, highlighting how he leveraged data insights to identify customers and engineer successful marketing campaigns.
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In this episode of the Interesting B2B Marketers Podcast, Steve sits down with Rissa Reddan, Partner and Chief Marketing Officer at West Monroe, to discuss the challenges of rebuilding and dismantling a brand after an acquisition. Rissa shares her personal experience of reviving a company's brand only to see it disappear after a few months, highlighting the emotional attachment that marketers can have with their work. Steve also shares his own story of working on a rebrand and the lasting connection he had with the brand book he created.
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In this episode of Interesting B2B Marketers, Steve chats with John Short, CEO of Compound Growth Marketing, about the challenges of building SMB awareness. John shares his experience in creating a distribution machine for an HR company, focusing on paid acquisition and content. They discuss the limitations of relying solely on data and emphasize understanding a company's payback time, setting up measurable KPIs, and the role of CRM in marketing-sales collaboration.
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