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In this episode, Bruce sits down with founder turned acquisin-ee in Steph Andrews. Steph founded OMH when she was 17 years old, and went from knowing "literally nothing" to getting acquired this past year. She breaks down some awesome stories about what it means to truly love yourself as an entrepreneur and how to keep your "distance" as a founder. She also breaks down what it means to stare a dwindling cash balance in the face and rise up from this challenge.
In this episode, Bruce breaks down one of his favourite brands ever, Wealthsimple. How they used content and paid to scale their business and how why they are putting Canadian fintechs on the scene. Also, 3 lessons on how you can do content marketing like Wealthsimple.
In this episode Bruce goes down memory lane of what Facebook ads started as (drawing on his memories from high school) and what they are today: the pillar of the advertising world and a process that every other ad platform has copied. He also breaks down his bold prediction for how this affects early stage teams and marketers.
In this episode, Bruce talks about why market segment is so incredibly important when it comes to marketing to the correct customers. He also talks about the major advantages and disadvantages to marketing to companies with 100 people or less: that there are only 1-2 people you need to convince.
In this episode, Bruce solo dives into the difference between growth and marketing, and why they aren't the same thing. We dive into product lead growth, growth hacking myths and an example: Calendly. He also breaks down why there is such a big confusion gap between the two and how founders can address this.
In the inaugural episode of The Makeshift CMO, Bruce details why he created a podcast for people who are:
We then break down the modern problems with startup marketing and why most content on the internet is useless to founders or early-stage marketing teams.
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