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During this 204th episode of “Marketing Today,” host Alan Hart interviews Sterling Snow, the senior vice president of revenue at Divvy.
Today we talk about the founding story of Divvy and why it was created in the beginning. We also talk about marketing at a high-growth company and what the impact of building your own brand can be on your own company.
Snow tells us how Divvy began and where Divvy customers start their journey. He describes his broad role and predicts that having someone that is singularly responsible for revenue in this way will become a trend. Snow shares Divvy's initial marketing strategy and how the company diversified. His advice to other marketers at high-growth companies is, “You can find these high-efficiency low-cost channels that really allow for quick and efficient growth.”
Snow then emphasizes the importance of how people can use their personal brands to benefit the companies they work for. He says, “I think people underestimate how much impact they can have on their own careers and on the companies, they work for, if they take a little bit of time to put together a content strategy for themselves.” The conversation highlights how starting your own personal brand can help your company.
Highlights from this week's “Marketing Today”:
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During this 204th episode of “Marketing Today,” host Alan Hart interviews Sterling Snow, the senior vice president of revenue at Divvy.
Today we talk about the founding story of Divvy and why it was created in the beginning. We also talk about marketing at a high-growth company and what the impact of building your own brand can be on your own company.
Snow tells us how Divvy began and where Divvy customers start their journey. He describes his broad role and predicts that having someone that is singularly responsible for revenue in this way will become a trend. Snow shares Divvy's initial marketing strategy and how the company diversified. His advice to other marketers at high-growth companies is, “You can find these high-efficiency low-cost channels that really allow for quick and efficient growth.”
Snow then emphasizes the importance of how people can use their personal brands to benefit the companies they work for. He says, “I think people underestimate how much impact they can have on their own careers and on the companies, they work for, if they take a little bit of time to put together a content strategy for themselves.” The conversation highlights how starting your own personal brand can help your company.
Highlights from this week's “Marketing Today”:
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.