Chloe Thompson is the Director of Content Marketing at Visier, a people analytics and workforce intelligence platform. She joins the show to share her path from editorial to marketing and what it takes to build content foundations that actually scale. Chloe walks through the realities of content operations at different company stages, from scrappy Series A teams to mid-sized organizations with 500+ employees, and offers practical insights on stakeholder management, content planning, and staying sane when everyone wants a piece of your time.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:
(00:36) Chloe Thompson's career journey from editorial to content marketing leadership
(01:48) The pivotal moment when a mentor helped Chloe see herself as a marketer
(04:23) Building content foundations at Visier and what the first three months look like
(06:13) How content strategy changes between Series A and mature stage companies
(08:11) Stakeholder management and the pace of work at different company sizes
(08:29) The role content plays within Visier's overall go-to-market strategy
(39:04) Quick-fire round: AI tools, career skills, and dream campaigns
(40:55) The Netflix documentary or Mad Men style commercial Chloe would create
(44:04) Recommendations

Links mentioned in this episode:
- Chloe Thompson's LinkedIn 
- Visier
- This Could Have Been a Podcast
- Erin Balsa
- Devin Reed's YouTube Channel
- "Everybody Writes” by Anne Handley

Nathan Thompson, Director of Marketing at Fullcast (formerly Senior Director of Product Marketing at Copy.ai), tackles one of the biggest gaps in AI adoption: it's not that people suck at prompting, it's that they're missing context. Discover how building a "brand brain" transforms AI outputs from generic to genuinely on-brand, and why the real engineering challenge isn't better prompts, but better systems.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:

• (01:16) Building a brand brain: What would a perfect intern with photographic memory need to know? 
• (02:45) Content and product as one function: Creating consistent narrative across teams
• (05:05) Slow down to speed up: Why 750 blog posts led to a strategic pause
• (05:43) The overwhelm trap: Balancing pressure to move fast with systems that actually work

Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Aya9KQwtILI8ktEb6P51O?si=c2909b7668e14372

Sarah Cameron is the Head of Content and PR at ComplyAdvantage, a company specializing in financial crime compliance for banks, payments companies, and fintechs. She joins the show to unpack her unconventional path from English literature to marketing and the realities of creating compelling content in one of the world's most morally complex industries. She reveals what it takes to balance the gravity of financial crime with engaging storytelling, from building trust with security-conscious audiences to creating content that serves a mission beyond just selling tech.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:
(00:55) Sarah's role at ComplyAdvantage
(01:28) Marketing financial crime compliance without being dry or sensationalist
(06:41) The unique challenges of marketing to security-conscious compliance leaders
(08:05) Balancing gravity with gallows humor in serious subject matter
(25:03) Building a content team in the age of AI
(42:06) Dream projects: cinematic storytelling and massive-scale original research
(45:21) Learning to welcome feedback and not take critique personally

Links mentioned in this episode:
Sarah Cameron on LinkedIn
ComplyAdvantage
Masterclass (Bob Iger's Business Strategy and Leadership)
Masterclass (Hillary Clinton on the Power of Resilience)

In this week’s minisode, Liam Bartholemew tackles the challenge of measuring genuine impact in B2B content marketing. Discover how leading marketers move beyond vanity metrics, maximise content for both SDRs and senior leaders, and create resources that spark meaningful pipeline and revenue growth.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:

(00:00) Are “likes” lying to you? Measuring true content impact

(00:42) Connecting cold calling content to real pipeline growth

(02:09) Why content must link back to product or solution

(02:59) Leadership influence: how senior leaders amplify content

(05:03) The power of actionable takeaways over generic strategy

(06:08) Adding day-to-day value vs. chasing big problems

Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0kkrBSgILzNuD0t4htwgN3 

Brendan Hufford is a B2B content strategist and he delivers in how marketers can adapt their approach to content, SEO, and campaign strategy as market conditions shift. Hit listen for actionable insights for building sustainable marketing programs and offers a fresh take on the evolving role of SEO in SaaS.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:

(01:15) Sneaky positioning: Finding the right customer fit

(03:10) Gradual program roll-out: “I do, we do, you do”

(05:06) Systems over campaigns

(07:35) SEO’s changing role in modern content strategy

(08:50) What “alligator charts” mean for B2B traffic

(10:14) Future-proofing SEO

Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6gE27ETx5EytSidvxw8nxn?si=lPb4xmNZTCCl4swvoRwESw

Esther Dawson is the Global Brand & Content Lead at Breadcrumb, the construction-tech company redefining health and safety documentation. She joins the show to unpack her unconventional path from New Zealand to the UK and the realities of marketing in one of the world’s most traditional industries. She reveals what truly makes a brand stand out in 2025, from daring rebrands to striking the perfect balance between humour and credibility.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:

(00:34) Esther Dawson’s career shift and love for brand storytelling

(06:07) What journalists want: crafting stories that earn coverage

(09:51) Unique B2B marketing challenges in construction tech

(14:22) Building brand foundations that resonate and stand out

(21:56) Balancing global consistency with regional nuance

(24:09) How and where to use humour in B2B content

(33:36) Creating a creative marketing culture

(41:41) Quickfire: The tools, skills, and honest lessons shaping Esther Dawson’s career

Links mentioned in this episode:

Esther Dawson on LinkedIn

Breadcrumb

MKT1 Newsletter with Emily Kramer

Dear Marketers Podcast

John Thornton on LinkedIn

Content strategist Lee Densmer uncovers why busy content calendars don’t always equal results. Listen in as Lee shares practical advice for B2B marketers on pausing ineffective content, prioritising strategy, and making every channel count for measurable ROI.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:

(00:00) Gaps in B2B content strategy and common frustrations

(01:27) The myth of more content = better results

(02:08) When to hit pause… and why it works

(03:15) Common mistakes scaling companies make

(07:09) Quick wins: newsletters, social, and owned channels

(10:52) Protecting your content’s reach and brand authority

Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1j139QYfQy7Sp7jf8jzRHj

Dave Boyce is a veteran SaaS entrepreneur who has built and sold five companies, including exits to Amazon and Oracle. Now an advisor at Winning by Design, Dave Boyce brings a wealth of experience in designing revenue architecture and compounding growth strategies for scaling businesses.

Dave unpacks the lessons learned from moving between startup and enterprise environments, the real value of experience at big companies, and the mindset shifts required to build impactful, scalable growth engines. Learn more about the concepts behind product-led growth, the bow tie revenue model, and why recurring impact is the foundation of recurring revenue.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:

(03:22) Lessons from Oracle experience

(07:18) Crafting a product-led playbook

(09:55) First principles of growth

(14:13) Winning frameworks and principles

(18:50) Funnel focus: sales vs implementation

(19:30) Customer journey and retention

(23:48) Revenue architecture and collaboration

(27:00) Peer collaboration driving AWS growth

(31:51) Future of product-led growth

(32:49) PLG impact on software renewal

(36:36) Jobs to be done explained

(40:07) Marketing's role in user retention

(45:12) Rethinking ‘campaign’ in marketing

(49:17) Strengths, weaknesses and branding

(50:22) Founder challenges and insights

Links mentioned in this episode:

Dave Boyce on LinkedIn

Winning by Design

‘Freemium’ by Dave Boyce

‘Competing Against Luck’ by Clayton Christensen

In this week’s minisode of Demand-Geniuses, host Tom Rudnai chats with Stefan Maritz about how B2B marketers can assess audience awareness and strategically allocate limited resources across the buyer journey. Stefan breaks down practical ways to build brand visibility and convert leads at every funnel stage.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:

(00:00) Assessing audience problem awareness

(01:36) Dormant buyers and future purchase intent

(03:03) Demand generation: staying in the consideration set

(04:29) Mapping content types to funnel stages

(07:45) Scaling content for limited resources and narrow targets

(10:12) The real job of awareness versus conversion

Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3FA9ZTqgdo1NSWXopsbl1w

How do you stay relevant when AI is rewriting the rules of marketing? Lisa Vecchio, a globally experienced B2B marketer with a career spanning edtech, travel, startups and now AI video at VEED, shares what it really takes to future-proof your role.

She explains how working across international markets sharpens strategic instinct and how stepping beyond your comfort zone keeps you commercially sharp. From moving continents to shifting VEED’s focus from lead gen to brand, Lisa reveals how giving teams space to play with new tech is the new competitive edge.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:

(02:17) Navigating global markets: US, Australia, UK

(05:37) Adapting to change and carving out opportunity

(06:14) AI fears and future-proofing marketing careers

(10:07) Building a brand at VEED and moving beyond SEO

(12:26) Getting executive buy-in for brand investment

(15:03) Adapting marketing teams for speed and social-first

(20:15) Key KPIs for measuring brand impact

(22:35) Leveraging influencers and social channels

(24:14) Practical ways to use AI video in B2B marketing

(30:41) Creativity, risk-taking, and collaboration challenges

(39:38) Enabling teams to use AI video tools

(44:09) Quick-fire insights from Lisa’s career

Links mentioned in this episode:

Lisa Vecchio on LinkedIn

VEED