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Whether you’re new to B2B marketing or are transitioning out of a corporate role and starting your own business, confidence in your position isn’t always a given. While it’s natural to question your abilities, you are where you are for a reason. You’re qualified for the role you’re in—so how do you claim that self-confidence? Andrea TheoJohn shares why valuing what you have to offer is so important—and how to boost your self-confidence. She shares three unique ways to remember your value in this episode of The Content Callout.
Navigating changes in B2B marketing—and life in general—has been a heavily discussed topic in recent years. The COVID-19 pandemic changed life as we know it and propelled us forward in numerous ways. As a marketing leader, Julia Goebel is a pro at navigating change. In this episode of The Content Callout, we have a conversation about how marketing leaders can help their teams navigate change in the B2B marketing realm.
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SEO is complicated. B2B SEO is inherently more frustrating. The world of SEO is a constantly changing landscape that’s difficult to navigate yet critical to helping your website rank on search engines. In this episode of The Content Callout, David Ellis—the founder of Teranga Digital Marketing, a B2B SEO agency—shares how B2B brands can write quality content while integrating SEO. He helps simplify the process to make it understandable to anyone (a concept all B2B businesses need to embrace with their messaging). Don’t miss it!
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Why do you need an owned audience? Why do you need a dedicated space to engage with that audience? Vanessa Hartung shares that it’s time to ditch the “IKEA experience” and stop leading your audience on bunny trails. Give them what they want in a centralized place owned by your brand. How do you do that? Listen to this episode of The Content Callout for the details.
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What happens after the ink runs dry on the contract? Businesses stop marketing to existing customers. They stop providing tools to succeed with the product or service they initially bought into. When marketers do this, they’re leaving money on the table.
Derek Hovinga believes that a huge part of growth marketing is increasing retention among current customers. It increases revenue and new customer acquisition. Happy customers are your best advocates. That’s why you can’t forget to market to existing customers. Derek shares why marketing to existing customers is so important in this episode of The Content Callout.
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Authentic personal connection is THE future of sales and marketing. It allows anyone to become a magnet for business-building opportunities of all kinds. Yet most people and companies are missing out on branding on LinkedIn. But if you enable and empower your team to show up and speak up on LinkedIn, you can do a world of good for your organization. Steve Watt shares why allowing your organization to become thought leaders is vital in this episode of The Content Callout.
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According to Angela Cope, mindful leadership in the B2B marketing space needs to become common practice. Angela is the Director of Demand Generation at Softchoice and has over 10 years of experience in B2B tech. Mindfulness practices allow you to grow as a leader and help your team thrive. In this episode of The Content Callout, we discuss what mindfulness is, how to implement mindfulness practices, and Angela’s 5 grounding principles of marketing.
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Khadijah Plummer wholeheartedly believes that marketers need to develop strong working partnerships with sales teams. As a former Business Development Rep, she understands the roles of a marketer and salesperson inside and out. In today's episode of The Content Callout, we talk about improving the relationship between sales and marketing, who to develop relationships with, and how a sales lens can make your marketing content more impactful.
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As a marketing leader, fostering an inclusive culture in your organization is key to successful marketing. It’s not just about including different genders, ethnicities, orientations, etc. but also cultivating diversity of thought and opinion. Joseph Taiano believes that you’ll be able to use those different perspectives to strengthen your marketing message. As the Managing Director and Global Head of Marketing for Consumer and Manufacturing Industries at Accenture, Joseph lends an innovative and creative approach to marketing. And with over 20 years in B2B marketing, he has the experience to back up every word he says in this episode of The Content Callout. Don’t miss it!
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Travis Tyler is THE Digital Content Producer at PandaDoc. He produces scroll-stopping digital content for technology companies—both funny and educational—and kills it on LinkedIn. He creates compelling videos that are whimsical, funny, and effective. He’s not afraid to infuse his content with his personality. It’s a winning formula for Travis. He shares how you can embrace this fearless mentality in this episode of The Content Callout.
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