Danny Kirk is the founder of ReddiReach, an agency specialising in AI search optimisation and Reddit organic marketing for seven to nine figure brands. He joins the show to walk through how Reddit actually works, why it's become central to AI search visibility, and what a practical Reddit strategy looks like for B2B marketers. A self-taught entrepreneur with a music degree and 15 years in startups, Danny brings an outsider's perspective to a channel most marketers still haven't figured out.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:
(00:34) Danny Kirk's path from music major to agency founder
(05:47) How Reddit is structured and what makes it different from other platforms
(12:00) Branded vs. non-branded Reddit strategy and when to use each
(17:07) Best practices for posts and comments that actually work
(19:36) How brands monetise Reddit activity and activate their customer base
(23:32) Building the ROI case for Reddit marketing
(27:32) The easiest Reddit hack if you're short on time or budget
(28:40) Quickfire: AI tools, Claude Code, and the Founders podcast

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Danny Kirk on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielpkirk/ 
• ReddiReach: https://www.reddireach.com/ 
• Subreddit Signals: https://www.subredditsignals.com/ 
• MochiSocial: https://www.mochisocial.com/ 
• YourBizBroker on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/yourbizbroker/ 
• Founders Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7txiovdzPARhjm18NwMUYj

Lisa Vecchio, Senior Director of Marketing at Veed.io, cuts through the AI video hype and gets practical - showing B2B marketers how to actually start creating more video content without a production team, a big budget, or a single creative bone in their body.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:

(00:39) AI video isn't just generation - the editing tools your team is sleeping on

(03:45) Testing ad creative with AI before you burn the budget on a full production

(05:10) Getting camera-shy CEOs on camera (without getting them on camera)

(08:22) B-roll on demand: how AI context visuals make talking-head videos actually watchable

(10:30) Why B2B marketers need to stop hiding behind "we're not B2C" and just make weird stuff

Listen to the full episode here:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/12RJL46hoxwLdpSb65TS0I 

Neil Patel is the co-founder of NP Digital, a global marketing agency operating across 28 countries. He joins the show to share what 25 years of hands-on marketing actually looks like - from building a personal brand by accident to diagnosing why most marketers are spending time on the wrong things. He gets candid about the real ROI gap in AI adoption, why Super Bowl ads rarely move revenue, and what it cost him to miss the mobile shift with his analytics company Kissmetrics.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:
(00:36) Neil Patel's background and what he actually spends his time on today
(10:03) Why most marketers see no revenue impact from AI
(13:34) Why reach doesn't equal revenue and what does
(18:45) Super Bowl ads, Formula One, and the marketing vanity trap
(27:00) AI as an equalizer for startups vs. large corporations
(35:05) How to push back on C-suite pressure to cut headcount with AI
(42:47) The skill that's driven Neil's career more than any other
(45:12) Neil's book recommendation

Links mentioned in this episode:
Neil Patel on LinkedIn:
NP Digital: npdigital.com 
Ubersuggest: https://neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/ 
Principles by Ray Dalio: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/34536488-principles

Louis Fernandes is a seasoned SaaS leader with over 30 years of experience in sales, marketing, and revenue leadership — and in this minisode, he cuts straight to what separates smart GTM from expensive mistakes. From ICP enforcement to comp plan design, Louis delivers a masterclass in building go-to-market motions that are actually built to last.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:
(00:32) The fundamentals that never change - and why ignoring them still tanks GTM
(02:50) Why knowing your ICP means nothing if your comp plan rewards the wrong deals
(04:44) Stop paying for leads. Start paying for outcomes that actually move the needle
(06:40) Is revenue really your north star? Louis challenges the metric everyone defaults to
(07:55) Crossing the Chasm in practice - why too many sales motions too early destroys unit economics

Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5FHhixA3OMfXNB6gcy3IV1

Araminta Robertson is the Managing Director of Mint Studios, a content marketing agency for fintech and financial services companies that turns content into measurable pipeline. She joins the show to share how she built her specialism from a personal finance blog she started at 18 into a full agency, and what that means for how she thinks about content strategy today. She gets into the GPT framework her team developed for LLM visibility, why expertise-driven content is becoming more valuable as AI-generated content floods the web, and where AEO and SEO overlap - and where they genuinely conflict.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:

• (00:43) Araminta's path from personal finance blogger to fintech content agency founder
• (03:36) The career moment when content strategy clicked
• (05:14) What makes fintech content harder: YMYL, compliance, and trust
• (10:09) Why interviewing subject matter experts is non-negotiable (and why clients stopped pushing back)
• (16:27) The GPT framework: how Mint Studios builds LLM visibility for clients
• (20:31) Separate GPT articles vs. FAQ sections — what actually performs better and why
• (28:30) AEO myths and what commonly recommended tactics haven't delivered results
• (31:37) What Mint Studios looks for when hiring writers today
• (35:47) In-house vs. agency for AEO — when it makes sense and when it doesn't
• (40:55) ChatGPT ads and what they might mean for organic AEO strategy
• (44:05) Quickfire: favourite AI tools, the upside of stubbornness, and career embarrassments

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Araminta Robertson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aramintarobertson/ 
• Mint Studios: https://www.mintcopywritingstudios.com/ 
• They Ask You Answer: https://marcussheridan.com/they-ask-you-answer/ 
• Grow and Convert: https://www.growandconvert.com/ 
• April Dunford - Sales Pitch (book): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sales-Pitch-Craft-Story-Stand/dp/1999023021 
• Blair Enns: https://www.winwithoutpitching.com/  
• David Baker: https://punctuation.com/david-c-baker/ 
• Emily Kramer / MKT1: https://www.mkt1.co/ 
• Fintech Marketing Lab Podcast: https://www.mintcopywritingstudios.com/podcast 
• Lovable: https://lovable.dev/ 

Andy Crestodina, co-founder of Orbit Media Studios, challenges everything you thought you knew about SEO, search traffic, and AI visibility. If you think optimising your site's schema and markup is enough to win in 2026, Andy's here to tell you you're missing the point entirely.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:
(00:00) The research revolution: why B2B buyers are going deeper before they ever talk to sales
(02:08) Stop posting your top-line traffic reports - here's what to measure instead
(03:30) Your real job now? Train the AI to be a sales rep for your brand
(07:27) Why tech SEO isn't the biggest opportunity - and what actually moves the needle
(09:31) The content marketer's natural advantage in the AI era (and the unlikely team-up that unlocks it)

Listen to the full episode here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/30sT8rPY7vDrXtwHhD4rhg?si=64af97acfc044707

Natalie Marcotullio is the Head of Product Marketing and Growth at Navattic, the interactive demo platform helping B2B software companies create a better buying experience. She joins the show to share what ten years as a startup marketer, including a stint as Chief of Staff, taught her about building marketing that actually moves the business. She gets into the "unique and valuable" framework she uses to keep content quality high, why customer marketing is Navattic's biggest growth priority right now, and how she built an advisor-influencer program that doubles as a direct line to her ICP.

Tune in to this episode as we explore:

• (01:27) Natalie's 10-year journey as a first marketer at early-stage B2B SaaS startups
• (02:13) What a Chief of Staff role teaches you that marketing alone never does
• (06:25) The "Unique and Valuable" framework: how burnout led Natalie to raise the bar on every piece of content
• (09:20) Why the articles Navattic put the most effort into ranked best, for both SEO and AEO
• (12:09) From growth hacking to quality-first marketing: an evolution in thinking
• (17:55) Why word of mouth, not clever hacks, drove the growth of Figma, Slack, and Clay
• (24:03) Customer marketing as a growth lever: the case for focusing on the right side of the bowtie
• (26:47) How Navattic measures word-of-mouth leads and ties customer marketing to pipeline
• (30:28) Inside Navattic's advisor-influencer program: why niche beats follower count
• (44:53) Quickfire: The AI tool Natalie loves, the skill that moved the needle, and a dream F1 sponsorship

Links mentioned in this episode:

• Natalie Marcotullio on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalie-marcotullio/ 
• Navattic: https://www.navattic.com/ 
• Ask Solo: https://www.asksolo.ai/ 
• Uncanny Valley: https://dauntbooks.co.uk/shop/books/uncanny-valley/ 
• Loveable: https://lovable.dev/ 
  
  

Kelly Allen, CMO & Co-Founder at Unboring, delivers a masterclass on why brand isn't just marketing's responsibility - it's a team sport. Learn how to translate your marketing expertise into exec-friendly language, build cross-functional buy-in, and turn every employee into a brand ambassador who actually cares about the customer experience.

Tune into this episode, as we explore:

• (00:00) Translating marketing metrics into language your exec team actually understands
• (00:59) Know your zone of genius - you can't do both the art and the science alone
• (03:23) Every employee is an extension of your brand - one bad phone call undoes months of work 
• (06:38) The internal narrative gap: why marketers must craft stories for their own teams first
• (08:03) Start small, move the needle: befriend one SDR, fix one friction point, prove the value

Listen to the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Exdijc8COqixMpYvPlbBM?si=LFXZuMglSuKvxI0Te351ZQ

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