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Heya CEL Podcast friends!
Out of respect to our friends and colleagues in the Ukraine. We are taking a brief pause on posting new content for our show.
We hope you understand due to the circumstances.
You'll be hearing from us soon -- stay tuned.
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In this episode, Travis, Carmen, & Jed focus on selling and advertising to unaware buyers that have never heard of you or your solution. How do you make them aware? How should you sell to them? How do you get them to notice you To remember you?
You’ll hear from Jed Mahrle, PandaDoc’s Global Manager of Outbound Sales Development as he distinguishes between emailing aware vs. unaware prospects. We learn why his strategy for the unaware works so well for him and his team and how you can do it too.
Also, on this episode — Travis chats with Carmen Zita, PandaDoc’s Brand Ops Manager about something that’s very relevant right now — Super Bowl commercials. She goes over the secret formula of successfully nailing a $6.5 million ad. Together they preview 3 Super Bowl ad teasers and predict which ones they think will do well and which ones will do poorly based on this formula.
Travis focuses on a perfectly executed publicity stunt from the now popular dating app, Thursday. And how an intern with a $35 budget helped the company become one of the top 100 social media apps in the world.
We are entering a very interesting time in regards to how brands communicate with their audience, opting for a much more casual tone.
The brand ads of today wouldn’t have stood a chance at being approved 30 years ago.
On this episode, Travis speaks withJack Shonkwiler, Director of Brand and Digital Marketing at PandaDoc, about the limits of copy, website features that should never be used again, and tips to building a brand while also enabling demand gen.
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We have the first true software engineer, developer, and software architect on the show today.
And no, we’re not going to talk about tips for API products, but we will discuss changing tool providers, a distrust of advertorial websites, and the importance of quality materials in your swag.
On this episode, Travis speaks with friend and former colleague, John Adams, Principal Engineer at Fanatics, about awareness and expectations for post purchase.
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If you think sales is an easy job, try cold calling an angry CMO at 1:22 in the afternoon.
If you’re not too busy crying afterwards, it might be time to discuss what it really takes to be in sales.
On this episode, Travis speaks with Reid Anderson, Enterprise Sales at PandaDoc, about overcoming adversity in sales and how to be more effective at cold calls, demoing, and negotiation.
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Sales enablement is often misunderstood — which probably explains why sales reps never stop yelling at enablement teams.
So, what is sales enablement, really?
In the first episode since we bid farewell to Patrick, Travis catches up Sally Weiss , Sales Enablement Program Manager at PandaDoc , to find out what really goes into successful sales enablement.
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