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Today, we’ve brought back on Tas Bober, landing page strategist and the founder of The Scroll Lab. Tas has launched over 400 B2B websites and now dedicates her time and professional interest to the art of the landing page. Listeners, you might have already caught her excellent session on landing pages with Industrial Marketing Collective: Live back in July. But we have some follow up thoughts and questions, and we’ve very glad to have her on the show to dig into them with us.
Connect with Tas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tasbober/
Check out The Scroll Lab: https://thescrolllab.com/
Gorilla 76 Performance Marketer Brandan Davis breaks down how to use organic social as a testing ground for paid: which engagement signals mean a post has earned a budget, what has to change about that post before it runs as an ad and what to spend when you launch. Recorded live at IMC Live, September 17, 2026, with hosts Allen Fennewald and Sydney Jones.
Your company spends months on a product launch. The engineering is dialed in, the messaging is ready, and then the sales team walks out of the training asking how they're supposed to actually sell it.
Stu Accola has run that meeting from both sides. He's spent 17 years in B2B industrial marketing and leads marketing for several Marmon Holdings brands, and his argument is that most launch trainings stop at the product. A complete sales training covers all of it.
In this episode:
• The two things a rep needs walking out: a clear picture of the right customer, and confidence
• What goes into a complete and effective sales training program
• The importance of engineering, sales and marketing alignment
• Training distributor reps who carry hundreds of brands
• Earning a seat at the table, and what to say to leadership to get one Stu offers a word of advice for any marketer trying to get invited into the sales training process. Tell leadership: “I just want to help your team win.”
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