It's time to say goodbye. We have had fun and we've heard you enjoyed our episodes. Most of the content we expect will continue to be relevant. Thank you for listening.

Thank you to our supporters and most of all our Guests:

●    Elena Hutchinson - Forrester Wave and

Gartner MQ

●    Laura Erdem - Social Selling

●    Arthur Bailey - Learn side of AR

●    Ger Adlum - Collaborating with

●    Julius Hemingway - Career move

●    Steven Armstrong - Working at Amazon

●    Alyssa Gilmore - Business Benefits of AR

●    Jeff Roster - 5 Pieces of advice

●    Anjali Yakkundi -Product Marketing

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Beth Torrie and Guest Elena Hutchison discuss best practices in major evaluations like Forrester Wave and Gartner MQ, and answer why these evaluations are so important.

The duo breaks down the key pillars and shares best practices in the evaluations processes and even recommends ideal team formation.

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Elena Hutchison

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Elena is taking taking on a limited number of Analyst Relations consulting clients, either to directly help with AR programs or for executive presence coaching for AR professionals - find her on her website: https://www.uprightar.com/

This episode Beth & Wendy discuss what every tech startup dreams of: How to become a Gartner Cool Vendor. Beth has had several clients become Cool Vendors. In starting her own company, Wendy immersed herself in understanding the nitty gritty of the Cool Vendor process. Listen as these Analyst Relations experts discuss their experiences with how becoming a Cool Vendor can shape your company’s story. 

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Read Beth’s Cool Vendor companion blog post

Check out additional Cool Vendor resources:

Hank Barnes: Rethinking Categories

Jim Hare: Insider Secrets to Becoming a Gartner "Cool Vendor" - Jim Hare (discussed in today’s episode)

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Wendy Shlensky interviews Laura Erdem

Social Selling Linked In Course⁠

LinkedIn Social Selling Pod with Laura Erdem

Laura Erdem shares her wisdom regarding using analyst research as a sales person.

Just like Analyst Relations, there are few shortcuts.  Personalization is really what makes social selling score!

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Wendy Shlensky

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Learning with Leaders

Wendy Shlensky interviews Arthur Bailey, AWS AR Director

Learn some expert moves from Arthur Bailey 

If you would like to be considered as a guest for The Bendy Show, please contact 

Wendy Shlensky, [email protected] with your pitch

We all want the same goal, creating collaboration with content marketing. 

We want to uplevel our brand in the market.

How can analyst relations and content marketers improve their relationships?

Listen to this pod to get some ideas.

If you want to be considered for an interview, please contact

Wendy Shlensky

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+1 617 256 7363

Beth Torrie

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917-207-1658

@bethtorrie

Learn from Analyst Relations experts at how to deliver the best demo for an analyst

How do you create the best demo possible?

Connecting the dots for the analysts on what the differentiators are?

What are some of the most important aspects for analyst relations

This is the preview for acing the demo - please share your questions with us for what else you want us to cover regarding acing the demo.

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One of the first things to learn is we don’t brief investors - we pitch them and we don’t pitch analysts, we brief them.

In this episode we discuss how the pitch and briefing are both similar and different.

We discuss what kind of information excites which audience.

Remember language matters, especially with analysts. . .

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Want to know best practices of hosting an analyst summit (an event where a vendor hosts several different analyst firms at one time), join

this pod to learn about planning, content and follow up from a summit.

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