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On the last episode of Season 1, we broke our rule. We had ONE rule and it only took 13 episodes to break it: No guests, just unscripted conversations. Well, we broke the first part, but there was still absolutely no script or pre-conceived questions coming into this episode and the resulting learnings were pretty incredible. We broke our rule because we wanted to talk about building a media company in B2B and that conversation couldn't possibly be complete with the one and only "Mr. B2Beast", Will Aitken. We're talking How to build a media company, content creation tips, how to build content that connects with the audience, how to come up with ideas, some straight facts about B2B alien encounters, and some other random sh*t that just makes sense if you're trying to build a media company with your content.
Listen to it. You'll be glad you did.
Then shoot Todd and Obaid a DM telling us if you want more guests or not.
2022 is almost over, and many B2B companies have either transitioned to a buyer-centric, demand generation strategy, or want to. We're also now beginning to consider things like memorable experiences in marketing, creative concepts, substance and delivery, and more.
However, though this is a welcome evolution of marketing and content creation, it shines a light on a major problem: We're trying to power 2022 marketing playbooks with 1990s sales engines.
How disappointing is it when the experience you get before you decide to buy doesn't align with the actual buying experience? It sucks!
Here's Obaid and Todd's answer to "how do you apply memorable experiences to the sales process?"
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Short answer...Yes. This is a must-listen, so just hit play.
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One of the hardest parts about creating content is imposter syndrome—Is this stupid? How will people react? You want to know the easiest way to avoid all that? Run with it all. Good ideas, bad ideas, do it all. There's only one way to find out what is going to stick and that is to experiment. If you don't, you'll end up creating the same thing as everyone else and blend in with the crowd.
We're not going to bullshit you—creating content is hard. Especially if you're constantly creating memorable experiences. In this episode, we talk about the processes that have allowed us to put out high-quality, creative content on a daily basis without leading to burnout. And when burnout does happen, we talk about how you can get through it and avoid it in the future.
There's nothing wrong with blog posts. At least, not the format itself. The problem is how most marketers approach and use blog posts. In this episode, we dive deep into the state of blogging, why it has fallen out of favor with SaaS companies, where the problems stem from, how we can improve the quality of our blog content and more.
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