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Most marketing isn’t broken because people aren’t trying hard enough. It’s broken because nobody actually understands what marketing is supposed to do.
This conversation with Gee Ranasinha is a proper teardown of the nonsense. Too many businesses confuse marketing with activity. Brochures, websites, campaigns, “leads”. None of that matters if it doesn’t create pipeline. And most of it doesn’t, because the fundamentals are wrong from the start.
We get into why marketing is so often misdefined at board level, why sales and marketing talk past each other, and why trust, not tactics, is what actually moves deals forward. If you’ve ever sat in a meeting wondering why all this effort isn’t turning into revenue, this will hit home.
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https://kexino.com/gee-ranasinha/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ranasinha/?originalSubdomain=fr
If this episode sharpened your thinking, follow the show and share it with someone responsible for revenue, not just activity. And if you haven’t already, leave a review. It makes a bigger difference than you think.
By Practical Leadership AcademyMost marketing isn’t broken because people aren’t trying hard enough. It’s broken because nobody actually understands what marketing is supposed to do.
This conversation with Gee Ranasinha is a proper teardown of the nonsense. Too many businesses confuse marketing with activity. Brochures, websites, campaigns, “leads”. None of that matters if it doesn’t create pipeline. And most of it doesn’t, because the fundamentals are wrong from the start.
We get into why marketing is so often misdefined at board level, why sales and marketing talk past each other, and why trust, not tactics, is what actually moves deals forward. If you’ve ever sat in a meeting wondering why all this effort isn’t turning into revenue, this will hit home.
In this episode
Episode highlights
Links and resources
https://kexino.com/gee-ranasinha/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ranasinha/?originalSubdomain=fr
If this episode sharpened your thinking, follow the show and share it with someone responsible for revenue, not just activity. And if you haven’t already, leave a review. It makes a bigger difference than you think.