Kara Kuryllowicz, a foremost expert & professional case study writer, joins us on the B.S. podcast to share tips & tricks for creating customer case studies that actually help you close sales deals. Learn what goes into a good customer case study, how to get your customers to agree to participate, and the kinds of information you need to include to write a case study that will help you close deals.
We had so much fun with Roya Rodeick, that we had enough for another podcast! We continue our conversation with some insight into the cardinal sins of content marketing, how to think about performance goals, the basic idea behind content marketing and what exactly it does for your business (spoiler alert… it’s not supposed to generate sales leads)and whether or not to require people to fill out a form to access your content.
Roya Rodeick joins us on the BSin’ with B.S. podcast to talk through all things content marketing for the software industry. We talk about what works, what doesn’t, the importance of thought leadership, how content creation helps drive traffic to your website, and the need to balance customer-focused work with content production for your business.
Shannon Albright joins us on the pod this week to chat all about building your software company’s first user conference from the ground up. Hear all about who needs to be involved, where to host it, how much it’s going to cost, things you’ll need to watch out for, and other super handy tips.
Alan Gunn brings some Southern charm to the Brand Syntax podcast with tips for entrepreneurs in the B2B software space. Hear from this 30-year software industry vet about the things you need to watch out for as you start to grow & scale your business.
Amber Witherbee joins us this week to talk about the trials, tribulations, and lessons learned from scaling her B2B sales team from 2 to almost 50 in under 2 years. Tune in to hear from this 17+ year sales leader about how critical it is to have sales enablement & training and the things you should keep in mind as a business as you look to scale your sales/marketing team.
Companies, big and small, often allocate a big budget to their marketing campaigns, thinking they have to spend money to make money. And as technology has evolved, it would now be a sin to start a marketing campaign without properly setting up tracking first.
The common narrative that B2B and B2C campaigns should be strategized similarly is false and could be costing your business thousands in wasted marketing dollars. To understand why, marketers must have a solid understanding of how consumer businesses differ from their B2B counterparts.
As we all step gently into the new age of data privacy and consumer trust, traditional methods of data collection, attribution, and personalization are changing. Both businesses and marketers are struggling to adjust.
The only thing more terrifying than trying to navigate through this new privacy-centric era is attempting to find your way forward. What’s next? How do you adjust? And, better yet, how do you find value in personalization and data privacy simultaneously?