Brands and Brews Marketing Podcast

In this episode, we meed with conversion specialist and owner of Site Tuners, Mary Greif. Marty shares his 3 questions for all website visitors and when and how to use call-to-actions on website. This is a great listen for anyone who is looking to increase website conversions (amateur or pro).

Jesse meets with Tom Winter - Founder of SEOwind. This is the second episode with Tom as we further discuss "What's New" in AI SEO.

In this episode, hosts Jesse and Kirill speak with Laurel Lane about the evolution and the future of marketing education.

Laurel Lane is a Marketing Lecturer at Metropolitan State University of Denver.

Welcome back to Season 4 of the Brands and Brews Marketing Podcast. In this episode, Jesse and Kirill will explore the differences in marketing tactics and strategies between B2B and B2C sectors.

About The Guest(s):

Dustin Howes is a coaching affiliate marketer and consultant. He is the founder of Performance Marketing Manager, where he offers a course and coaching to help businesses succeed in affiliate marketing. Dustin has over 10 years of experience in the industry and has worked with numerous brands to develop successful affiliate programs.

Summary:

Dustin Howes joins the Brands and Brews Marketing podcast to discuss affiliate marketing. He explains that affiliate marketing is a partnership between a publisher and a merchant, where the publisher promotes the merchant's products or services and receives a commission for any resulting sales. Dustin emphasizes the importance of having a well-defined strategy and hiring an affiliate manager to ensure the success of an affiliate program. He also highlights the growing role of affiliate marketing in the B2B space, particularly in the SaaS industry.

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Jesse McFarland and Tom Winter discuss the evolving nature of SEO and the role of AI in content creation. They emphasize the importance of feeding AI with knowledge to produce valuable content. Tom shares his experience with using AI in content creation and the positive results it has yielded. They also discuss the potential future of AI in SEO and the need for humans to adapt and work alongside AI to enhance their skills. The conversation highlights the value of adding a human touch to AI-generated content and the potential for AI to become an expert in specific fields.

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Are you a startup struggling to grow your brand and create demand? In this episode of the Brands of Brew Marketing Podcast, Andrew Bolis shares his top five growth strategies for startups in 2023. The most valuable lesson from this podcast is that startups should focus on affordable and sustainable strategies that create demand and build brand over time. Andrew emphasizes the importance of using existing content and focusing on distribution to get in front of the right people.

5 Growth Strategies to Build Brand & Create Demand in 2023 by Andrew Bolis:

1) Use cold email sequences to distribute relevant, high-quality, ungated content.

2) Deploy a company-wide LinkedIn program.

3) Partner with other companies on virtual events and research reports then cross-promote them.

4) Tap into existing communities, build an active presence and distribute your content.

5) Build your own community. Start by hosting a monthly invite-only virtual roundtable.

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Jessica Yarbrough has quickly developed a reputation of being one of the best business strategists for coaches and consultants who want to sell and scale ultra-high-end services. Her background is in international business and she has built multiple companies.

In this episode, Jessica shares how to scale your coaching or consulting business.

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In this episode of the Brands and Brew Marketing Podcast, Jesse and Tamara discuss the importance of product marketing for software companies. They emphasize the need to understand the target audience and industry, while also being open to new perspectives and opportunities. Tamara shares tips for finding a target audience for a new product, such as hosting webinars and analyzing the response to them. They also discuss the challenges of cross-departmental collaboration in product marketing and the pros and cons of working in a startup. Overall, the episode highlights the crucial role of product marketing in communicating the value of a product to the target audience.

Host: Jesse McFarland

Guest: Tamara Bizyuk - Product Marketer in Saas

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Finding Ideal Consumer for a Product TAM, SAM, SOM [00:16:14]

In this episode, Host Jesse McFarland meets with Lauren Schwartz, CEO and founder of Loft325. Lauren shares the importance of good design in marketing and branding for e-commerce companies all while Jesse drinks beer. :)

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