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"Curiosity paired with tenacity is a killer combination."
Tyler Elliston, the founder of Right Side Up, discusses the ins and outs of marketing leadership and the nuances of building effective marketing teams.
From early-stage startups to late-stage enterprises, Tyler shares insights on the unique challenges and strategies for success at each level. The conversation covers everything from building a marketing team from scratch to balancing in-house talent with external resources like consultants and agencies.
🗝️Key Takeaways:
⏰ Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to Tyler Elliston, Founder of Right Side Up
01:44 Building a marketing team from scratch
04:52 Intangibles of great talent: passion, curiosity, tenacity
11:32 Balancing autonomy and accountability
18:07 When to use consultants, agencies, or in-house talent
24:04 Challenges in cross-functional collaboration
31:16 Lessons from high-growth startups vs. enterprises
35:39 Why Tyler founded Right Side Up
44:12 Tyler’s favorite growth non-hack
🔗 Mentioned in this episode:
Right Side Up: www.rightsideup.com
Eventbrite: www.eventbrite.com
Equifax: www.equifax.com
In this episode of Growth Talks, Chiyong Jones, the VP of Brand Marketing at Kajabi, discusses his approach to building and evolving brand identities for startups and established companies alike. To build a brand identity that lasts, it’s incredibly important to understand the customer, create a cohesive brand system that remains flexible, and balance creativity with constraints like budget and team size. Chiyong also explores the role of brand in long-term business success, the value of authenticity in influencer partnerships, and the importance of consistency in brand messaging.
🗝️Key Takeaways:
⏰ Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to Chiyong Jones
01:56 Key Steps in Brand Development
03:14 Establishing Brand Identity
06:46 Challenges in Creative Functions
09:49 Testing and Iteration in Branding
15:29 Brand Evolution and Redesign
23:33 Challenges in Measuring Brand Impact
24:15 Tracking Brand Health: Surveys and Signals
27:33 Fun Marketing Game: The AB Test
32:15 Marketing to the Creator Economy
35:45 The Value of Authentic Creator Partnerships
42:03 The Power of Humor in Marketing
43:12 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
🔗 Mentioned in this episode:
Kajabi: https://www.kajabi.com
Personal AI: https://www.personal.ai
GoodRx: https://www.goodrx.com
Honey: https://www.joinhoney.com
In this episode of Growth Talks, Krystina Rubino interviews Ty Conner, the Senior Director of Growth Marketing Offline at Rocket Money. Ty shares his journey from being a geologist in remote Alaska to becoming a key player in Rocket Money's marketing team. He discusses the foundational decisions and strategies that have propelled Rocket Money to the top of the app store charts, including their rebrand from Truebill.
Ty discusses the importance of data-driven decision-making, explaining how Rocket Money leverages data and utilizes robust measurement techniques such as geo holdout tests and media mix models to scale offline channels like linear TV and out-of-home. Ty offers insights into the balance between digital and offline marketing and the future impact of privacy changes on measurement and strategy.
🗝️Key Takeaways:
⏰ Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to foundational decisions for scaling
00:34 Importance of data-driven decisions and high data literacy
02:34 Navigating offline channels and measurement challenges
05:00 Ty's career transition from geologist to marketer
08:00 Launching and prioritizing offline channels
10:16 Embracing successful tests, even with 0% ROAS
12:00 Handling digital vs. offline channel diversification
15:00 Overcoming streaming TV measurement challenges
20:00 Cracking out-of-home for growth marketing
22:00 Balancing high traffic and targeted areas in out-of-home advertising
25:00 Using geo holdout tests and media mix models for measurement
30:00 Privacy-resilient measurement methods
32:00 The future impact of privacy changes on offline marketing
35:00 Balancing offline and digital marketing strategies
37:00 Building a strong marketing team with curiosity and competitiveness
40:00 Ty's growth non-hack: improving core channels over testing new ones
🔗 Mentioned in this episode:
Rocket Money: www.rocketmoney.com
Haus: www.haus.io
Recast: www.recast.com
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In this episode of Growth Talks, Krystina Rubino sits down with Mike Lackman, former CEO of Trade Coffee and PetFlow and current board member, advisor, and investor at various ecommerce brands. Mike shares his journey through various C-suite roles, the importance of creating and maintaining a vision, and how to balance growth with profitability. He also provides insights into effective marketing strategies for the ever-evolving landscape of DTC and subscription models.
🗝️Key Takeaways:
⏰ Timestamps
00:00 Introduce Mike Lackman and his career journey
06:18 The importance of setting and maintaining a vision
22:30 Balancing growth and profitability
32:26 Subscription models and DTC trends
48:13 Evolving marketing strategies in a competitive landscape
51:30 Final thoughts and conclusion
#GrowthMarketing #MarketingStrategies #MarketingAnalytics #DTC #CEO #CMO #Executive #Ecommerce #Profitability
🔗 Mentioned in this episode:
PetFlow: https://www.petflow.com/
Phillips Pet Food & Supplies: https://www.phillipspet.com/
Trade Coffee: https://www.drinktrade.com/
Health-E Commerce: https://www.health-ecommerce.com/
Thriftly: https://www.inpersondonations.com/
Wayfair: https://www.wayfair.com/
Chewy: https://www.chewy.com/
ServiceNow: https://www.servicenow.com/
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In this episode of Growth Talks, host Krystina Rubino interviews Patrick Moran, Head of Growth Marketing at Robinhood. Patrick dives into the distinctions between brand marketing and brand advertising, highlighting the crucial integration of data and storytelling for establishing successful growth strategies.
He shares practical insights on optimizing channel performance, identifying diminishing returns, and diversifying spend—and explores when and how you should use sophisticated measurement frameworks like media mix modeling (MMM).
🗝️Key Takeaways:
⏰ Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction: Krystina Rubino introduces Patrick Moran
01:30 - Defining growth marketing vs brand marketing vs brand advertising
06:14 - Role of brand advertising in creating demand
13:04 - Measurement approaches for multimedia campaigns
18:10 - How to know when you need to diversify your channels
23:00 - A/B Test: short form vs long form, coffee vs tea, board games vs video games
27:00 - When companies should invest in brand building
36:41 - Why Patrick focuses on consumer vs B2B
39:46 - Patrick’s growth non-hack and conclusion
#GrowthMarketing #BrandStrategy #Storytelling #DataDrivenMarketing #PerformanceMarketing #DemandGeneration #MeasurementFrameworks #MarketingInsights.
🔗 Mentioned in this episode
Robinhood: www.robinhood.com
Netflix: www.netflix.com
Spotify: www.spotify.com
Yik Yak: www.yikyak.com
Reforge: www.reforge.com
Spring Health: www.springhealth.com
Duolingo: www.duolingo.com
Ipsy: www.ipsy.com
Notion: www.notion.co
HubSpot: www.hubspot.com
Wayfair: www.wayfair.com
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In this episode of Growth Talks, Krystina Rubino chats with Mark Fiske, Operating Partner for marketing and digital transformation at H.I.G. Capital. They dive into key aspects of growth marketing, the impact of generative AI, and strategies for effective digital transformation.
🗝️ Key Takeaways:
⏰ Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to Mark Fiske, Operating Partner at H.I.G. Capital
00:34 Discussion on common challenges companies face and the importance of channel diversification
02:34 Mark's career transition from marketing executive to operating partner
05:00 Building comprehensive marketing strategies and organizations
08:00 Balancing data-driven decisions with creative branding
10:16 Challenges in attribution and measurement
12:00 Importance of channel diversification and finding new growth pockets
15:00 Practical examples and strategies for leveraging TikTok and other new channels
20:00 Managing stakeholder expectations and aligning on goals for effective marketing campaigns
22:00 The importance of trust and credibility in partnerships
25:00 Differences between being a marketing executive and an operating partner
30:00 Practical applications of generative AI in marketing
35:00 Future of marketing and continuous learning and adaptation
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🤝 Connect with Right Side Up
Right Side Up is a premium growth marketing agency that has helped more than 1,000+ companies hit their growth goals. Check us out and send us a note at: https://bit.ly/4bfaBQt
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In this episode of Growth Talks, Krystina Rubino chats with Chelsea Cramer, Marketing Analytics Lead at Credit Karma. They dive into the world of marketing analytics, discussing the evolution of marketing tools, the impact of data privacy changes on attribution, and strategies for effective marketing measurement in a privacy-first world.
⏰ Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to Chelsea Cramer, marketing analytics lead at Credit Karma
01:28 Evolution of marketing analytics landscape with new tools, increased focus on data privacy and complex attribution models
03:57 How to tackle Google's privacy sandbox and the deprecation of third-party cookies
05:34 Effectively measuring data leveraging multiple methodologies
09:55 Importance of message and incrementality testing
20:31 Practical applications of AI in marketing analytics
25:02 Utilizing advanced analytics techniques like media mix modeling and multivariate testing
39:07 Closing thoughts on the future of marketing analytics, emphasizing continuous learning and adaptation to new technologies and methodologies.
🗝️Key Takeaways:
🤝Connect with Right Side Up
Right Side Up is a premium growth marketing agency that has helped more than 1,000+ companies hit their growth goals. Check us out and send us a note at: https://bit.ly/4bfaBQt
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In this episode of Growth Talks, Krystina Rubino chats with Laura Brooks, the co-founder of The Foundation Collective and previously led marketing at CPG brands Solid Gold Pet and Boom Chicka Pop. Laura shares her expertise in balancing the growing world of ecommerce with traditional brick-and-mortar stores and dives deep into the importance of having a strong product, the complexities of shelf placement, and the advantages and disadvantages of different sales channels. Laura also discusses the significance of building a solid marketing foundation for sustainable growth.
⏰ Timestamps
00:00:00 Introduction to Laura Brooks, Fractional CMO, Advisor and Co-Founder of The Foundation Collective
00:01:51 Balancing ecommerce and traditional brick-and-mortar stores
00:03:09 Understanding the importance of the shopper journey
00:08:00 The role of shelf placement and packaging in brick-and-mortar stores
00:12:38 Advantages and disadvantages of brick-and-mortar stores
00:21:34 Advantages and disadvantages of e-commerce
00:23:50 The strategy of starting online before moving to retail
00:27:00 A/B Test with Laura
00:30:16 How to measure the effectiveness of digital marketing for brick-and-mortar and e-commerce
00:37:52 Challenges faced by early-stage CPG companies and advice for navigating them
00:42:47 Laura’s favorite growth non-hack
00:43:08 Conclusion and closing remarks
🗝️Key Takeaways:
#GrowthMarketing #MarketingStrategies #CPG #RetailStrategy #EcommerceMarketingStrategy #Ecommerce #BrickandMortar #EarlyStageCompanies #Marketing
🔗 Mentioned in this episode
The Foundation Collective: https://www.foundationco.agency/
Solid Gold Pet: https://solidgoldpet.com/
Angie's Boom Chicka Pop: https://www.boomchickapop.com/
In this episode, your host Krystina Rubino chats with Ben Starmer, CEO and co-founder of Dad Grass, a Hemp and CBD brand. Ben shares his journey from being the Global Marketing Director at Levi Strauss to founding a bootstrapped e-commerce business in the challenging cannabis industry.
Discover what inspired Ben to start Dad Grass, how he navigated the transition from corporate marketing to entrepreneurship, and the innovative strategies that have driven Dad Grass’s growth despite the challenges of marketing in the cannabis space.
⏰ Timestamps:
00:00:00 Introduction to Ben Starmer and Dad Grass
00:04:10 Transitioning from Corporate to Startup: Ben’s journey from Levi Strauss to Dad Grass
00:07:00 The Genesis of Dad Grass: Ben’s personal experiences with cannabis
00:10:00 Building a Brand: The importance of branding in differentiating Dad Grass
00:14:00 Growth Strategies and Challenges: Overcoming the inability to use traditional advertising platforms like Meta
00:19:00 Bootstrapping the Business: The decision to bootstrap rather than seek venture capital
00:24:00 Lessons Learned and Future Plans: The importance of balancing intuition with data-driven decisions
00:31:00 A/B Test: Personal Insights and Reflections
00:37:00 Creating a memorable customer experience
00:46:00 Outro
#GrowthMarketing #MarketingStrategies #Bootstrapping #Startup #Cannabis #EarlyStageCompanies #Marketing
🔗 Mentioned in this episode
Dad Grass: www.dadgrass.com
Levi’s: www.levis.com
George Harrison: www.georgeharrison.com
Margo Price: www.margoprice.net/
Truffleman: www.truffleman.com
GQ: https://www.gq.com
Vice: https://www.vice.com
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Right Side Up is a premium growth marketing agency that has helped more than 1000+ companies hit their growth goals. Check us out and send us a note at: https://bit.ly/4bfaBQt
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Ever wondered when you should hire your first product marketer? 🤔 In this episode, Krystina Rubino sits down with Deanna Dong, Head of Product Marketing at Writer, a generative AI company. Formerly the VP of Marketing at Wealthfront, Deanna’s experience in early to late stage companies across AI, SaaS, healthcare, FinTech, and crypto gives her a unique perspective on the role of product marketing at any company.
Deanna dives deep into why product marketing is crucial for startups and what it takes to build this function from the ground up. Get tips on how to effectively align internal stakeholders, the importance of experimenting with positioning and messaging, and when to hire your first product marketer.
⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 Introducing Deanna Dong, Head of Product Marketing at Writer
01:15 Explaining the foundational role of product marketing in startup success
03:00 Exploration of product marketing's evolution from early to later stage companies
04:26 The importance of target audience identification and the pitfalls of a broad target approach
05:35 How product marketing gets operationalized through collaboration and internal alignment
06:24 Discussion on tactical steps for establishing effective product positioning
07:36 Utilizing customer feedback and competitive analysis to refine product marketing strategies
09:04 The challenges of aligning various team opinions and the strategies to manage them effectively
10:42 A/B test segment comparing different marketing strategies and personal preferences
27:44 The transition from early to later stages in product marketing roles and the ideal timing to hire a product marketing manager
31:25 Leveraging AI in product marketing and the future of the role in an AI-driven landscape
35:38 Deanna shares her personal career path and the lessons learned from navigating various roles and taking sabbaticals
45:32 Closing thoughts and the importance of figuring out personal career desires and goals
🔗 Mentioned in this episode
Writer: www.writer.com
Wealthfront: www.wealthfront.com
UserTesting: www.usertesting.com
🤝Connect with Right Side Up
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