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44. The Top 16(ish) Outreach Methods That Piss Off Security Pros
In this episode of WTFDIJR, Chris, Dani, and Maria are uncovering:
The top 16(ish) outreach methods that are ineffective when it comes to communicating with security practitioners online and offer tips for improvement.. They also talk about the challenges and nuances of communicating across various departments and stakeholders, including security teams, development teams, boards, etc. The conversation shifts towards understanding the changing dynamics in buyer-seller interactions and the need for authenticity and transparency in sales pitches.
Key takeaways:
- Avoid Common Outreach Mistakes: Sales emails should be concise, relevant, and personalized. Avoid generic, overly promotional, or irrelevant messages.
Subscribe to our email list to get notified when a new episode drops: https://wtfdidijustread.com/
Victim of a crappy marketing or sales message?
Quickly and easily submit an ineffective email, social media post, website landing page, event message, or digital ad to 📧 [email protected]. We will provide an alternative and better approach live on the show.
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By wtfdidijustreadIn this episode of WTFDIJR, Chris, Dani, and Maria are uncovering:
The top 16(ish) outreach methods that are ineffective when it comes to communicating with security practitioners online and offer tips for improvement.. They also talk about the challenges and nuances of communicating across various departments and stakeholders, including security teams, development teams, boards, etc. The conversation shifts towards understanding the changing dynamics in buyer-seller interactions and the need for authenticity and transparency in sales pitches.
Key takeaways:
- Avoid Common Outreach Mistakes: Sales emails should be concise, relevant, and personalized. Avoid generic, overly promotional, or irrelevant messages.
Subscribe to our email list to get notified when a new episode drops: https://wtfdidijustread.com/
Victim of a crappy marketing or sales message?
Quickly and easily submit an ineffective email, social media post, website landing page, event message, or digital ad to 📧 [email protected]. We will provide an alternative and better approach live on the show.