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To quench our thirst on these questions, I&apos;m extremely humbled and grateful to have recorded this episode with Sri M — an advanced Yogi, someone who has deeply impacted my spiritual journey. 

This episode is loaded with wisdom for those who are on the spiritual path. Hope this conversation stays with you just as it did to me.

0:00 - Introduction
1:03 - Why Shivratri 2023 in Ujjain?
4:38 - Are you my guru?
7:33 - What is SriVidya Upasana
11:58 - Does a 1: many Guru-Shishya relationship work?
12:58 - Are you progressing spiritually?
17:30 -  How to stay on the path?
19:30 - Overcoming Karmic Bondage
23:42 - Spiritual progress at the time of death
29:03 - Being open to receive at Mount Kailash
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To quench our thirst on these questions, I&apos;m extremely humbled and grateful to have recorded this episode with Sri M — an advanced Yogi, someone who has deeply impacted my spiritual journey. 

This episode is loaded with wisdom for those who are on the spiritual path. Hope this conversation stays with you just as it did to me.

0:00 - Introduction
1:03 - Why Shivratri 2023 in Ujjain?
4:38 - Are you my guru?
7:33 - What is SriVidya Upasana
11:58 - Does a 1: many Guru-Shishya relationship work?
12:58 - Are you progressing spiritually?
17:30 -  How to stay on the path?
19:30 - Overcoming Karmic Bondage
23:42 - Spiritual progress at the time of death
29:03 - Being open to receive at Mount Kailash
34:00 - End of the podcast

About Sri M:
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Apart from the topic of Aghoris, Mayur also shared about the existence of higher spiritual beings in the Kailash and about time and space. 

This episode has everything that you need to experience including spirituality, fear, excitement, and wisdom. Hope this conversation stays with you just as it did to me.

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2:15 - The surprising lighter side of Aghoris
5:20 - Who are aghoris?
13:55 - About Aghori part 2
15:20 - Practices of Aghoris
17:30 - What is Shivatva or Shiva Tattva
21:05 -  Characteristics of Aghoris
22:15 - About Mayur's Guru
25:49 - How does one get a guru?
31:05 - Meeting the guru for the first time
33:20 - Can gurus be 1:many?
40:10 - The Kailash Manasarovar experience
43:00 - The chant at Mount Kailash
45:20 - The transformation that happened at Kailash
48:00 - The unlocking of creativity
49:39 - Encounters with the aliens
53:15 - The change after returning from Kailash
57:36 - The funny anti-aging story
1:03:55 - The scent of previous births
1:09:13 - Are you ready for monkhood or sanyas? 
1:15:35 - Concept of ‘time’ & spirituality
1:18:50 - Can you spiritual and also be materialistic?
1:26:25 - How are Aghoris and Naga babas different?
1:37:50 - What is enlightenment?
1:43:28 - How to assess where we are spiritually?
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Apart from the topic of Aghoris, Mayur also shared about the existence of higher spiritual beings in the Kailash and about time and space. 

This episode has everything that you need to experience including spirituality, fear, excitement, and wisdom. Hope this conversation stays with you just as it did to me.

0:00 - Introduction
2:15 - The surprising lighter side of Aghoris
5:20 - Who are aghoris?
13:55 - About Aghori part 2
15:20 - Practices of Aghoris
17:30 - What is Shivatva or Shiva Tattva
21:05 -  Characteristics of Aghoris
22:15 - About Mayur&apos;s Guru
25:49 - How does one get a guru?
31:05 - Meeting the guru for the first time
33:20 - Can gurus be 1:many?
40:10 - The Kailash Manasarovar experience
43:00 - The chant at Mount Kailash
45:20 - The transformation that happened at Kailash
48:00 - The unlocking of creativity
49:39 - Encounters with the aliens
53:15 - The change after returning from Kailash
57:36 - The funny anti-aging story
1:03:55 - The scent of previous births
1:09:13 - Are you ready for monkhood or sanyas? 
1:15:35 - Concept of ‘time’ &amp; spirituality
1:18:50 - Can you spiritual and also be materialistic?
1:26:25 - How are Aghoris and Naga babas different?
1:37:50 - What is enlightenment?
1:43:28 - How to assess where we are spiritually?
1:46:39 - Last thoughts &amp; chanting
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To discuss these varied but connected subjects, we have with us Mayur Kalbag – an inspiring personality, a transformation coach, and the best-selling author of the book ‘Aghori – The Untold Story.&apos; 

Apart from the topic of Aghoris, Mayur also shared about the existence of higher spiritual beings in the Kailash and about time and space. 

This episode has everything that you need to experience including spirituality, fear, excitement, and wisdom. Hope this conversation stays with you just as it did to me.

0:00 - Introduction
2:15 - The surprising lighter side of Aghoris
5:20 - Who are aghoris?
13:55 - About Aghori part 2
15:20 - Practices of Aghoris
17:30 - What is Shivatva or Shiva Tattva
21:05 -  Characteristics of Aghoris
22:15 - About Mayur&apos;s Guru
25:49 - How does one get a guru?
31:05 - Meeting the guru for the first time
33:20 - Can gurus be 1:many?
40:10 - The Kailash Manasarovar experience
43:00 - The chant at Mount Kailash
45:20 - The transformation that happened at Kailash
48:00 - The unlocking of creativity
49:39 - Encounters with the aliens
53:15 - The change after returning from Kailash
57:36 - The funny anti-aging story
1:03:55 - The scent of previous births
1:09:13 - Are you ready for monkhood or sanyas? 
1:15:35 - Concept of ‘time’ &amp; spirituality
1:18:50 - Can you spiritual and also be materialistic?
1:26:25 - How are Aghoris and Naga babas different?
1:37:50 - What is enlightenment?
1:43:28 - How to assess where we are spiritually?
1:46:39 - Last thoughts &amp; chanting
1:50:07 - End of the podcast episode</itunes:subtitle>
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➡️ Key Topics in this episode

00:00 - Intro
00:06 - Sincere thanks for the welcome of the first episode
01:20 - Despite the economy, don't take a transactional approach
03:45 - The misunderstanding of what gratefulness means]]></description>
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➡️ Key Topics in this episode

00:00 - Intro
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01:20 - Despite the economy, don&apos;t take a transactional approach
03:45 - The misunderstanding of what gratefulness means</itunes:subtitle>
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➡️ Key Topics in this episode

00:00 - Intro
00:25 - A bit about the previous show "The ABM Conversations Podcast"
00:58 - Why The Yaag Project?
02:24 - The story of how I met Chris (Christian Fictoor)
04:30 - The transformation in relationship
06:20 - Values are the fundamentals
06:45 - How I met Aditya, my current CEO at Avoma
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00:25 - A bit about the previous show &quot;The ABM Conversations Podcast&quot;
00:58 - Why The Yaag Project?
02:24 - The story of how I met Chris (Christian Fictoor)
04:30 - The transformation in relationship
06:20 - Values are the fundamentals
06:45 - How I met Aditya, my current CEO at Avoma
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➡️ Key Topics in this episode

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00:58 - Why The Yaag Project?
02:24 - The story of how I met Chris (Christian Fictoor)
04:30 - The transformation in relationship
06:20 - Values are the fundamentals
06:45 - How I met Aditya, my current CEO at Avoma
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1. What is effective SaaS Pricing and the fundamentals that people often miss in their pricing
2. How should you identify your optimal price strategy? What is step one? Two? Three?
3. What drives pricing design?
4. In value-based pricing, how do you determine value?
5. Difference between pricing metrics and value metrics, and a lot more...]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Dan Balcauski, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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2. How should you identify your optimal price strategy? What is step one? Two? Three?
3. What drives pricing design?
4. In value-based pricing, how do you determine value?
5. Difference between pricing metrics and value metrics, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
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1. What is effective SaaS Pricing and the fundamentals that people often miss in their pricing
2. How should you identify your optimal price strategy? What is step one? Two? Three?
3. What drives pricing design?
4. In value-based pricing, how do you determine value?
5. Difference between pricing metrics and value metrics, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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1. The mindset and approach of mapping content in your partnership game
2. The role of content committees in creating content for partnerships
3. Key people to be involved while building partnerships
4. The give-first approach to partnerships
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3. Key people to be involved while building partnerships
4. The give-first approach to partnerships
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Kara Goldin, the founder and CEO of Hint, joins us to discuss how she went about creating an entirely new subcategory of beverages- unsweetened flavored water. Through the episode, she shares her journey and insights on:

1. How she transitioned from  journalism to tech to founding Hint water
2. The story of how Hint water came into being
3. Educating the market about a new category and getting people to buy-in
4. Why she wrote her latest book 'Undaunted' and the key takeaway, and a lot more...]]></description>
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2. The story of how Hint water came into being
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1. How she transitioned from  journalism to tech to founding Hint water
2. The story of how Hint water came into being
3. Educating the market about a new category and getting people to buy-in
4. Why she wrote her latest book &apos;Undaunted&apos; and the key takeaway, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Stacey Danheiser, the founder and CEO of SHAKE Marketing Group joins us to discuss marketing skills needed to stand out, make an impact and of course get promoted.

Some of the key factors discussed in the episode include:

1. What does being different really mean? How can a marketing leader stand out and be unique and meaningful?
2. What are some of the shifts that a marketer needs to make to gain credibility with a CEO, especially in a startup environment? 
3. Top 3 things to include in a marketer's onboarding
4. What is the most common expectation of CEOs from their marketing teams? And what can marketing leaders do to align and make it a perfect Ikigai?
5. How does a marketer become the voice of the customer internally? What does it truly take?]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 9 May 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Stacey Danheiser, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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1. What does being different really mean? How can a marketing leader stand out and be unique and meaningful?
2. What are some of the shifts that a marketer needs to make to gain credibility with a CEO, especially in a startup environment? 
3. Top 3 things to include in a marketer&apos;s onboarding
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5. How does a marketer become the voice of the customer internally? What does it truly take?</itunes:summary>
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1. What does being different really mean? How can a marketing leader stand out and be unique and meaningful?
2. What are some of the shifts that a marketer needs to make to gain credibility with a CEO, especially in a startup environment? 
3. Top 3 things to include in a marketer&apos;s onboarding
4. What is the most common expectation of CEOs from their marketing teams? And what can marketing leaders do to align and make it a perfect Ikigai?
5. How does a marketer become the voice of the customer internally? What does it truly take?</itunes:subtitle>
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He talks about:
--> What separates a brand from the me-toos
--> What's the difference between category creation, differentiation, niching down and positioning
--> The misunderstanding around going niche
--> The misunderstood concept of failing fast, and mistake vs blunder
--> How to identify your early adopters
--> The mindset that marketing professionals need to develop
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Seth Godin, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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He talks about:
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--&gt; What&apos;s the difference between category creation, differentiation, niching down and positioning
--&gt; The misunderstanding around going niche
--&gt; The misunderstood concept of failing fast, and mistake vs blunder
--&gt; How to identify your early adopters
--&gt; The mindset that marketing professionals need to develop
--&gt; The future of Clubhouse and a lot more..</itunes:summary>
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He talks about:
--&gt; What separates a brand from the me-toos
--&gt; What&apos;s the difference between category creation, differentiation, niching down and positioning
--&gt; The misunderstanding around going niche
--&gt; The misunderstood concept of failing fast, and mistake vs blunder
--&gt; How to identify your early adopters
--&gt; The mindset that marketing professionals need to develop
--&gt; The future of Clubhouse and a lot more..</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Dan Mills, the VP of Marketing at Wistia, joins us to discuss how to level up your video strategies. Dan has a background in acting, singing, and songwriting. And then jumped to the other side of the fence and showcased his copywriting skills. 
Through the episode, he throws light on:
1. Marketers' top 5 most mentioned video goals and how they vary based on the orgs maturity stage.
2. Interesting trends for marketers like us to try out or experiment in 2022
3. Why video should be a continuous or ongoing investment for companies
4. Common biggest obstacles companies face in publishing new video content and tips to overcome them.
5. Actionable ways to distribute your videos to your audience, i.e., how to make it more accessible in today's higher-than-ever content noise, and a lot more...]]></description>
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1. Marketers&apos; top 5 most mentioned video goals and how they vary based on the orgs maturity stage.
2. Interesting trends for marketers like us to try out or experiment in 2022
3. Why video should be a continuous or ongoing investment for companies
4. Common biggest obstacles companies face in publishing new video content and tips to overcome them.
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1. Marketers&apos; top 5 most mentioned video goals and how they vary based on the orgs maturity stage.
2. Interesting trends for marketers like us to try out or experiment in 2022
3. Why video should be a continuous or ongoing investment for companies
4. Common biggest obstacles companies face in publishing new video content and tips to overcome them.
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Breezy Beaumont, the Head of Growth at Correlated, discusses product-led revenue. It's a topic that raises many questions, differences in understanding, and debates between functions such as product, sales, marketing, and more.
Through this episode, Breezy throws light on:
1. Why product-led doesn't mean zero outbound sales or marketing
2. What does product-led revenue really mean? Does it include only net new revenue, or does it also include expansion revenue?
3. What are the touchpoints in the product-led sales cycle? When and where should you insert a sales-assisted layer?
4. How marketing and growth teams can leverage product usage data to improve the buyer experience?
5. How to make a judgment call on which of your PQLs need sales assistance? What are the parameters to consider?
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Through this episode, Breezy throws light on:
1. Why product-led doesn&apos;t mean zero outbound sales or marketing
2. What does product-led revenue really mean? Does it include only net new revenue, or does it also include expansion revenue?
3. What are the touchpoints in the product-led sales cycle? When and where should you insert a sales-assisted layer?
4. How marketing and growth teams can leverage product usage data to improve the buyer experience?
5. How to make a judgment call on which of your PQLs need sales assistance? What are the parameters to consider?
6. When should you involve CS teams in the whole PLG lifecycle and more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Breezy Beaumont, the Head of Growth at Correlated, discusses product-led revenue. It&apos;s a topic that raises many questions, differences in understanding, and debates between functions such as product, sales, marketing, and more.
Through this episode, Breezy throws light on:
1. Why product-led doesn&apos;t mean zero outbound sales or marketing
2. What does product-led revenue really mean? Does it include only net new revenue, or does it also include expansion revenue?
3. What are the touchpoints in the product-led sales cycle? When and where should you insert a sales-assisted layer?
4. How marketing and growth teams can leverage product usage data to improve the buyer experience?
5. How to make a judgment call on which of your PQLs need sales assistance? What are the parameters to consider?
6. When should you involve CS teams in the whole PLG lifecycle and more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode,  Ugi Djuric, the CEO and founder at Contenthorse, joins us to discuss ROI-led content, i.e., how you get a decent return on investment from your content. Ugi has worked on some of the most exciting SaaS projects and has delivered exceptional results. For instance, he and his team have helped Lemlist go from $50k to $3m ARR in 1 year.

In this episode, he talks about:
1. What is ROI-led content marketing? Why should you focus on it? 
2. What type of content should a company create for the best performance at specific stages? And how can they derive it strategically? 
3. What are some common mistakes you see founders making with content, and what’s the alternative?
4. What is a $500k ARR article, and what is its anatomy?
5. How to achieve content market fit?
6. What are some sensible non-vanity metrics that one should measure to ensure their content marketing efforts are on the right path, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 4 Apr 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Ugi Djuric)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode,  Ugi Djuric, the CEO and founder at Contenthorse, joins us to discuss ROI-led content, i.e., how you get a decent return on investment from your content. Ugi has worked on some of the most exciting SaaS projects and has delivered exceptional results. For instance, he and his team have helped Lemlist go from $50k to $3m ARR in 1 year.

In this episode, he talks about:
1. What is ROI-led content marketing? Why should you focus on it? 
2. What type of content should a company create for the best performance at specific stages? And how can they derive it strategically? 
3. What are some common mistakes you see founders making with content, and what’s the alternative?
4. What is a $500k ARR article, and what is its anatomy?
5. How to achieve content market fit?
6. What are some sensible non-vanity metrics that one should measure to ensure their content marketing efforts are on the right path, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode,  Ugi Djuric, the CEO and founder at Contenthorse, joins us to discuss ROI-led content, i.e., how you get a decent return on investment from your content. Ugi has worked on some of the most exciting SaaS projects and has delivered exceptional results. For instance, he and his team have helped Lemlist go from $50k to $3m ARR in 1 year.

In this episode, he talks about:
1. What is ROI-led content marketing? Why should you focus on it? 
2. What type of content should a company create for the best performance at specific stages? And how can they derive it strategically? 
3. What are some common mistakes you see founders making with content, and what’s the alternative?
4. What is a $500k ARR article, and what is its anatomy?
5. How to achieve content market fit?
6. What are some sensible non-vanity metrics that one should measure to ensure their content marketing efforts are on the right path, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How product-led storytelling fits into the stages of the buying cycle: with Victor Eduoh</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Victor Eduoh, the founder of VEC Consulting, joins us from Nigeria to discuss product-led storytelling, the framework, and how it fits into the different buying cycle stages. 

He talks about:
1. What is product-led storytelling?
2. How product-led storytelling differs from conventional content marketing?
3. Deep-dive on the 9-step product-led storytelling framework
4. How product-led storytelling fits into the different stages of the buying cycle
5. Writing for a person vs. a persona
6. The no.1 or most important content marketing metric, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 28 Mar 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Victor Eduoh, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/how-product-led-storytelling-fits-into-the-stages-of-the-buying-cycle-with-victor-eduoh-5Q6ke9Ic</link>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Victor Eduoh, the founder of VEC Consulting, joins us from Nigeria to discuss product-led storytelling, the framework, and how it fits into the different buying cycle stages. 

He talks about:
1. What is product-led storytelling?
2. How product-led storytelling differs from conventional content marketing?
3. Deep-dive on the 9-step product-led storytelling framework
4. How product-led storytelling fits into the different stages of the buying cycle
5. Writing for a person vs. a persona
6. The no.1 or most important content marketing metric, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Victor Eduoh, the founder of VEC Consulting, joins us from Nigeria to discuss product-led storytelling, the framework, and how it fits into the different buying cycle stages. 

He talks about:
1. What is product-led storytelling?
2. How product-led storytelling differs from conventional content marketing?
3. Deep-dive on the 9-step product-led storytelling framework
4. How product-led storytelling fits into the different stages of the buying cycle
5. Writing for a person vs. a persona
6. The no.1 or most important content marketing metric, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to set up a customer success organization : Jeff Breunsbach</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Jeff Breunscbach, the Director of Customer Experience at Higherlogic and the co-founder and host of the Gain Grow Retain Podcast, joins us to share his expertise on setting up a customer success organization.
He talks about:
--> As a first CS hire, what should the focus for the first 90 days be?
--> What processes to build during the first 90 days?
--> What to do when customers use your customer success team as support?
--> How does the role of a CSM look in a 50 member organization vs a 200 member org?
--> The qualities to look for when hiring a CSM
--> Whom should a customer marketer report to? And what does the CSM & customer marketer collaboration look like, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 21 Mar 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Jeff Breunsbach, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-set-up-a-customer-success-organization-jeff-breunsbach-HFbu_r2a</link>
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He talks about:
--&gt; As a first CS hire, what should the focus for the first 90 days be?
--&gt; What processes to build during the first 90 days?
--&gt; What to do when customers use your customer success team as support?
--&gt; How does the role of a CSM look in a 50 member organization vs a 200 member org?
--&gt; The qualities to look for when hiring a CSM
--&gt; Whom should a customer marketer report to? And what does the CSM &amp; customer marketer collaboration look like, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Jeff Breunscbach, the Director of Customer Experience at Higherlogic and the co-founder and host of the Gain Grow Retain Podcast, joins us to share his expertise on setting up a customer success organization.
He talks about:
--&gt; As a first CS hire, what should the focus for the first 90 days be?
--&gt; What processes to build during the first 90 days?
--&gt; What to do when customers use your customer success team as support?
--&gt; How does the role of a CSM look in a 50 member organization vs a 200 member org?
--&gt; The qualities to look for when hiring a CSM
--&gt; Whom should a customer marketer report to? And what does the CSM &amp; customer marketer collaboration look like, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to build a buyer centric revenue model: Nelson Gilliat</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Nelson Gilliat, the founder of Buyer Centric Revenue and the author of "The Death of the SDR", joins us to discuss 'how to build a buyer-centric revenue model'
Through the episode, Nelson shares his insights on:
--> Why the predictable revenue model doesn't work anymore?
--> What is the Buyer Centric Revenue model, and how does it compare or contrast with the Predictable Revenue Model?
--> Steps for organizations to test the Buyer Centric Revenue model
-->  The levels of transition in an organization when people adopt the buyer-centric model 
--> Top 2-3 challenges while transitioning into the buyer-centric model
--> Why commission and quota are outdated, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 14 Mar 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Nelson Gilliat, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-build-a-buyer-centric-revenue-model-nelson-gilliat-DNASY4jH</link>
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Through the episode, Nelson shares his insights on:
--&gt; Why the predictable revenue model doesn&apos;t work anymore?
--&gt; What is the Buyer Centric Revenue model, and how does it compare or contrast with the Predictable Revenue Model?
--&gt; Steps for organizations to test the Buyer Centric Revenue model
--&gt;  The levels of transition in an organization when people adopt the buyer-centric model 
--&gt; Top 2-3 challenges while transitioning into the buyer-centric model
--&gt; Why commission and quota are outdated, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Nelson Gilliat, the founder of Buyer Centric Revenue and the author of &quot;The Death of the SDR&quot;, joins us to discuss &apos;how to build a buyer-centric revenue model&apos;
Through the episode, Nelson shares his insights on:
--&gt; Why the predictable revenue model doesn&apos;t work anymore?
--&gt; What is the Buyer Centric Revenue model, and how does it compare or contrast with the Predictable Revenue Model?
--&gt; Steps for organizations to test the Buyer Centric Revenue model
--&gt;  The levels of transition in an organization when people adopt the buyer-centric model 
--&gt; Top 2-3 challenges while transitioning into the buyer-centric model
--&gt; Why commission and quota are outdated, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Why and how to build a media company? : Scott D Clary</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Scott D Clary, the seasoned sales and marketing executive & the host of Success Story Podcast, joins us to discuss 'Business storytelling and how to build a media company.'
Through the episode, Scott shares his insights on:
--> What inspired him to create the Success story podcast and the ROI Overload newsletter
--> What it means to build a media company? And how you can do it yourself?
--> What did the earliest versions of his newsletter/podcast look/sound like? How have they changed over time?
--> Scott's storytelling framework
--> His go-to method for growing his podcast and the newsletter, and a lot more..]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 7 Mar 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Scott D Clary, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/why-and-how-to-build-a-media-company-scott-d-clary-mEGpM3f8</link>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Scott D Clary, the seasoned sales and marketing executive &amp; the host of Success Story Podcast, joins us to discuss &apos;Business storytelling and how to build a media company.&apos;
Through the episode, Scott shares his insights on:
--&gt; What inspired him to create the Success story podcast and the ROI Overload newsletter
--&gt; What it means to build a media company? And how you can do it yourself?
--&gt; What did the earliest versions of his newsletter/podcast look/sound like? How have they changed over time?
--&gt; Scott&apos;s storytelling framework
--&gt; His go-to method for growing his podcast and the newsletter, and a lot more..</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Scott D Clary, the seasoned sales and marketing executive &amp; the host of Success Story Podcast, joins us to discuss &apos;Business storytelling and how to build a media company.&apos;
Through the episode, Scott shares his insights on:
--&gt; What inspired him to create the Success story podcast and the ROI Overload newsletter
--&gt; What it means to build a media company? And how you can do it yourself?
--&gt; What did the earliest versions of his newsletter/podcast look/sound like? How have they changed over time?
--&gt; Scott&apos;s storytelling framework
--&gt; His go-to method for growing his podcast and the newsletter, and a lot more..</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>When to monetize your podcast and how to do it: Benjamin Shapiro</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Benjamin Shapiro, the veteran growth marketing consultant, host of the MarTech Podcast, and a fellow podcaster from the Hubspot Podcast Network, joins us to discuss podcast monetization. Ben has dabbled a lot with podcast monetization and runs his podcast network, called “I hear everything,” a collection of daily interview-based podcasts.

In this episode, he shares his expertise on:
--> Common mistakes that first-time podcasters make when it comes to monetization?
--> When should a podcaster start thinking about monetizing their content? What’s the inflection point? 
--> Signs to look out for before you get to monetize your podcast
--> The different ways in which you can monetize your show
--> How to grow your podcast?
--> Metrics/signals that advertisers look for when they invest their ad dollars on a podcast?
--> The ROI of podcast advertising, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 28 Feb 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Benjamin Shapiro, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Benjamin Shapiro, the veteran growth marketing consultant, host of the MarTech Podcast, and a fellow podcaster from the Hubspot Podcast Network, joins us to discuss podcast monetization. Ben has dabbled a lot with podcast monetization and runs his podcast network, called “I hear everything,” a collection of daily interview-based podcasts.

In this episode, he shares his expertise on:
--&gt; Common mistakes that first-time podcasters make when it comes to monetization?
--&gt; When should a podcaster start thinking about monetizing their content? What’s the inflection point? 
--&gt; Signs to look out for before you get to monetize your podcast
--&gt; The different ways in which you can monetize your show
--&gt; How to grow your podcast?
--&gt; Metrics/signals that advertisers look for when they invest their ad dollars on a podcast?
--&gt; The ROI of podcast advertising, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Benjamin Shapiro, the veteran growth marketing consultant, host of the MarTech Podcast, and a fellow podcaster from the Hubspot Podcast Network, joins us to discuss podcast monetization. Ben has dabbled a lot with podcast monetization and runs his podcast network, called “I hear everything,” a collection of daily interview-based podcasts.

In this episode, he shares his expertise on:
--&gt; Common mistakes that first-time podcasters make when it comes to monetization?
--&gt; When should a podcaster start thinking about monetizing their content? What’s the inflection point? 
--&gt; Signs to look out for before you get to monetize your podcast
--&gt; The different ways in which you can monetize your show
--&gt; How to grow your podcast?
--&gt; Metrics/signals that advertisers look for when they invest their ad dollars on a podcast?
--&gt; The ROI of podcast advertising, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to engineer your go-to-market process : Mark Donnigan</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Mark Donnigan, the virtual CMO & Business Development Leader at Growth Stage Marketing, joins us to discuss the process of engineering go-to-market motions. Through this episode, Mark talks about:
--> As a founder, how to take your new product to the market
--> Why should the CMO you hire need to be a business strategist and domain expert?
--> What can founders do to ‘prepare the market’ before their new product is ready to go? 
-->Why do some companies fail to scale to the mass market - assuming there is a mass market for their product?
--> Does a category define a brand, or does a brand define the category? and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 21 Feb 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Mark Donnigan, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:author>Mark Donnigan, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh</itunes:author>
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--&gt; As a founder, how to take your new product to the market
--&gt; Why should the CMO you hire need to be a business strategist and domain expert?
--&gt; What can founders do to ‘prepare the market’ before their new product is ready to go? 
--&gt;Why do some companies fail to scale to the mass market - assuming there is a mass market for their product?
--&gt; Does a category define a brand, or does a brand define the category? and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Mark Donnigan, the virtual CMO &amp; Business Development Leader at Growth Stage Marketing, joins us to discuss the process of engineering go-to-market motions. Through this episode, Mark talks about:
--&gt; As a founder, how to take your new product to the market
--&gt; Why should the CMO you hire need to be a business strategist and domain expert?
--&gt; What can founders do to ‘prepare the market’ before their new product is ready to go? 
--&gt;Why do some companies fail to scale to the mass market - assuming there is a mass market for their product?
--&gt; Does a category define a brand, or does a brand define the category? and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>The anti-hustle guide to SaaS sales: Brandon Fluharty</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Brandon Fluharty, the VP of Strategic Account Solutions at LivePerson, joins us to discuss the anti-hustle guide to SaaS sales. Through this episode, he talks about:
--> The difference in approach for a fortune 50 account vs. other enterprise accounts
--> Why do you need to get into a better environment to closer bigger deals?
--> Brandon's process to build a strategic target accounts list
--> The collaboration with sales-enablement -- how to make it work
--> How you become a better seller by becoming a buyer of something complex, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 14 Feb 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Brandon Fluharty, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/the-anti-hustle-guide-to-saas-sales-brandon-fluharty-KXjoszOX</link>
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      <itunes:title>The anti-hustle guide to SaaS sales: Brandon Fluharty</itunes:title>
      <itunes:author>Brandon Fluharty, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Brandon Fluharty, the VP of Strategic Account Solutions at LivePerson, joins us to discuss the anti-hustle guide to SaaS sales. Through this episode, he talks about:
--&gt; The difference in approach for a fortune 50 account vs. other enterprise accounts
--&gt; Why do you need to get into a better environment to closer bigger deals?
--&gt; Brandon&apos;s process to build a strategic target accounts list
--&gt; The collaboration with sales-enablement -- how to make it work
--&gt; How you become a better seller by becoming a buyer of something complex, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Brandon Fluharty, the VP of Strategic Account Solutions at LivePerson, joins us to discuss the anti-hustle guide to SaaS sales. Through this episode, he talks about:
--&gt; The difference in approach for a fortune 50 account vs. other enterprise accounts
--&gt; Why do you need to get into a better environment to closer bigger deals?
--&gt; Brandon&apos;s process to build a strategic target accounts list
--&gt; The collaboration with sales-enablement -- how to make it work
--&gt; How you become a better seller by becoming a buyer of something complex, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to do content distribution the right way: Ross Simmonds</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Ross Simmonds, the founder and CEO of Foundation, joins us to discuss 'how to do content distribution the right way'. Through this episode, Ross throws light on:
--> How should a SaaS startup with a small team of 2-3 marketers approach content creation and distribution?
--> How to make content distribution a strategic play than just using it as a tactic
--> Baking content distribution into the content creation process
--> How to use permissionless co-marketing as a content distribution play?
--> Should you work on intent-driven content for each buying stage (or) should we blur the lines across the funnel stages?
--> How to repurpose content and distribute it in a useful manner (and not lazy work)?
--> Distributing content in communities and social media without losing trust, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 7 Feb 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Ross Simmonds, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-do-content-distribution-the-right-way-ross-simmonds-rga9aEnV</link>
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      <itunes:title>How to do content distribution the right way: Ross Simmonds</itunes:title>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Ross Simmonds, the founder and CEO of Foundation, joins us to discuss &apos;how to do content distribution the right way&apos;. Through this episode, Ross throws light on:
--&gt; How should a SaaS startup with a small team of 2-3 marketers approach content creation and distribution?
--&gt; How to make content distribution a strategic play than just using it as a tactic
--&gt; Baking content distribution into the content creation process
--&gt; How to use permissionless co-marketing as a content distribution play?
--&gt; Should you work on intent-driven content for each buying stage (or) should we blur the lines across the funnel stages?
--&gt; How to repurpose content and distribute it in a useful manner (and not lazy work)?
--&gt; Distributing content in communities and social media without losing trust, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Ross Simmonds, the founder and CEO of Foundation, joins us to discuss &apos;how to do content distribution the right way&apos;. Through this episode, Ross throws light on:
--&gt; How should a SaaS startup with a small team of 2-3 marketers approach content creation and distribution?
--&gt; How to make content distribution a strategic play than just using it as a tactic
--&gt; Baking content distribution into the content creation process
--&gt; How to use permissionless co-marketing as a content distribution play?
--&gt; Should you work on intent-driven content for each buying stage (or) should we blur the lines across the funnel stages?
--&gt; How to repurpose content and distribute it in a useful manner (and not lazy work)?
--&gt; Distributing content in communities and social media without losing trust, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Doing product marketing the right way : with Yoni Solomon</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode,  Yoni Solomon, the CMO at Uptime.com and former Director of Product Marketing at G2, joins us to share his insights and experience on how to get your product marketing right.
He talks about:
-->  How is product marketing different from content marketing, demand-gen, or other marketing functions?
--> What's the right stage for an org to hire a product marketer?
--> The five stages of product launch and GTM
--> What is the role of product marketing in product positioning?
--> What's a 'message house', and how does it help you uphold product positioning?
--> What are the core KPIs that a product marketer is accountable for?
--> Whom should a product marketer report to, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 31 Jan 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Yoni Solomon)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/doing-product-marketing-the-right-way-with-yoni-solomon-KYzbwqlW</link>
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      <itunes:title>Doing product marketing the right way : with Yoni Solomon</itunes:title>
      <itunes:author>Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Yoni Solomon</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:duration>00:41:40</itunes:duration>
      <itunes:summary>In this episode,  Yoni Solomon, the CMO at Uptime.com and former Director of Product Marketing at G2, joins us to share his insights and experience on how to get your product marketing right.
He talks about:
--&gt;  How is product marketing different from content marketing, demand-gen, or other marketing functions?
--&gt; What&apos;s the right stage for an org to hire a product marketer?
--&gt; The five stages of product launch and GTM
--&gt; What is the role of product marketing in product positioning?
--&gt; What&apos;s a &apos;message house&apos;, and how does it help you uphold product positioning?
--&gt; What are the core KPIs that a product marketer is accountable for?
--&gt; Whom should a product marketer report to, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode,  Yoni Solomon, the CMO at Uptime.com and former Director of Product Marketing at G2, joins us to share his insights and experience on how to get your product marketing right.
He talks about:
--&gt;  How is product marketing different from content marketing, demand-gen, or other marketing functions?
--&gt; What&apos;s the right stage for an org to hire a product marketer?
--&gt; The five stages of product launch and GTM
--&gt; What is the role of product marketing in product positioning?
--&gt; What&apos;s a &apos;message house&apos;, and how does it help you uphold product positioning?
--&gt; What are the core KPIs that a product marketer is accountable for?
--&gt; Whom should a product marketer report to, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to win mega deals? : with Christopher Engman</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Christopher Engman, the co-founder and managing partner of MegaDeals Advisory, joins us to discuss "How to win mega deals?" He has been personally involved in making hundreds of B2B deals happen, which cumulatively exceed several billion. 
In this episode, Chris dives deep on:
--> Why mega deals are a lot like winning a political contest?
--> What qualifies as a mega-deal -- is it deal value or a range? What are some common characteristics of megadeals?
--> Challenges sellers face when selling to enterprises
--> How to hire a mega dealer? What should you look for?
--> 5 cornerstones of mega deals, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 24 Jan 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Christopher Engman, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-win-mega-deals-with-christopher-engman-cfU2oUlS</link>
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      <itunes:author>Christopher Engman, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Christopher Engman, the co-founder and managing partner of MegaDeals Advisory, joins us to discuss &quot;How to win mega deals?&quot; He has been personally involved in making hundreds of B2B deals happen, which cumulatively exceed several billion. 
In this episode, Chris dives deep on:
--&gt; Why mega deals are a lot like winning a political contest?
--&gt; What qualifies as a mega-deal -- is it deal value or a range? What are some common characteristics of megadeals?
--&gt; Challenges sellers face when selling to enterprises
--&gt; How to hire a mega dealer? What should you look for?
--&gt; 5 cornerstones of mega deals, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Christopher Engman, the co-founder and managing partner of MegaDeals Advisory, joins us to discuss &quot;How to win mega deals?&quot; He has been personally involved in making hundreds of B2B deals happen, which cumulatively exceed several billion. 
In this episode, Chris dives deep on:
--&gt; Why mega deals are a lot like winning a political contest?
--&gt; What qualifies as a mega-deal -- is it deal value or a range? What are some common characteristics of megadeals?
--&gt; Challenges sellers face when selling to enterprises
--&gt; How to hire a mega dealer? What should you look for?
--&gt; 5 cornerstones of mega deals, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Randy Frisch—the co-founder, CMO & President of Uberflip, joins us to discuss 'how to create a personalized content experience to drive demand and improve customer engagement.' 
He was named one of the Top 50 Fearless Marketers globally by Marketo.  Through this episode, Randy throws light on:
--> Why he's mad about the way content marketing is generally done in B2B SaaS?
--> What are some common mistakes that SaaS content marketers do?
--> What is meaningful content personalization? And how to achieve it at scale in the context of creating relevant content experience?
--> Should you control the content experience? Does it truly make sense to take people to a content hub?
--> Content experience framework -- what are the components and how can you apply it today, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 17 Jan 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Randy Frisch, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:title>Randy Frisch: How to create a personalized content experience in B2B SaaS?</itunes:title>
      <itunes:author>Randy Frisch, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Randy Frisch—the co-founder, CMO &amp; President of Uberflip, joins us to discuss &apos;how to create a personalized content experience to drive demand and improve customer engagement.&apos; 
He was named one of the Top 50 Fearless Marketers globally by Marketo.  Through this episode, Randy throws light on:
--&gt; Why he&apos;s mad about the way content marketing is generally done in B2B SaaS?
--&gt; What are some common mistakes that SaaS content marketers do?
--&gt; What is meaningful content personalization? And how to achieve it at scale in the context of creating relevant content experience?
--&gt; Should you control the content experience? Does it truly make sense to take people to a content hub?
--&gt; Content experience framework -- what are the components and how can you apply it today, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Randy Frisch—the co-founder, CMO &amp; President of Uberflip, joins us to discuss &apos;how to create a personalized content experience to drive demand and improve customer engagement.&apos; 
He was named one of the Top 50 Fearless Marketers globally by Marketo.  Through this episode, Randy throws light on:
--&gt; Why he&apos;s mad about the way content marketing is generally done in B2B SaaS?
--&gt; What are some common mistakes that SaaS content marketers do?
--&gt; What is meaningful content personalization? And how to achieve it at scale in the context of creating relevant content experience?
--&gt; Should you control the content experience? Does it truly make sense to take people to a content hub?
--&gt; Content experience framework -- what are the components and how can you apply it today, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to stop chasing customers and build a cult? : Chris Kneeland</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Chris Kneeland,  the CEO of Cult Collective, one of North America's premier engagement marketing firms, joins us to discuss 'How to stop chasing customers and build cults?"
Chris co-founded Cult in 2010 and has consulted for Harley Davidson, Canadian Tyre, Zappos, Best Buy, United Way and dozens of other brands. 
In this episode, he talks about:
--> What exactly is a cult? How can a startup realistically build it?
--> Why should you stop chasing customers and build a cult in the first place?
--> Why word of mouth doesn't always start from customers? And more importantly, why have 'brand advocacy' ahead of 'brand awareness?'
--> What's the right stage of the business to start a cult?
--> How do you measure progress while building a cult? 
---> Why is Chris against the idea of consumption metrics and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 10 Jan 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Chris Kneeland, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:title>How to stop chasing customers and build a cult? : Chris Kneeland</itunes:title>
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      <itunes:duration>00:44:44</itunes:duration>
      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Chris Kneeland,  the CEO of Cult Collective, one of North America&apos;s premier engagement marketing firms, joins us to discuss &apos;How to stop chasing customers and build cults?&quot;
Chris co-founded Cult in 2010 and has consulted for Harley Davidson, Canadian Tyre, Zappos, Best Buy, United Way and dozens of other brands. 
In this episode, he talks about:
--&gt; What exactly is a cult? How can a startup realistically build it?
--&gt; Why should you stop chasing customers and build a cult in the first place?
--&gt; Why word of mouth doesn&apos;t always start from customers? And more importantly, why have &apos;brand advocacy&apos; ahead of &apos;brand awareness?&apos;
--&gt; What&apos;s the right stage of the business to start a cult?
--&gt; How do you measure progress while building a cult? 
---&gt; Why is Chris against the idea of consumption metrics and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Chris Kneeland,  the CEO of Cult Collective, one of North America&apos;s premier engagement marketing firms, joins us to discuss &apos;How to stop chasing customers and build cults?&quot;
Chris co-founded Cult in 2010 and has consulted for Harley Davidson, Canadian Tyre, Zappos, Best Buy, United Way and dozens of other brands. 
In this episode, he talks about:
--&gt; What exactly is a cult? How can a startup realistically build it?
--&gt; Why should you stop chasing customers and build a cult in the first place?
--&gt; Why word of mouth doesn&apos;t always start from customers? And more importantly, why have &apos;brand advocacy&apos; ahead of &apos;brand awareness?&apos;
--&gt; What&apos;s the right stage of the business to start a cult?
--&gt; How do you measure progress while building a cult? 
---&gt; Why is Chris against the idea of consumption metrics and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to leverage team-selling and improve customer retention: Kris Rudeegraap</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Kris Rudeegraap, the co-founder and CEO of Sendoso, shares his insights on two super interesting connected topics – team selling and customer retention. 
He talks about:
--> What is a go-to-market (GTM) fit, and why does Sendoso prioritize GTM fit over product-market fit?
--> What is team selling? How it works, and what's the infrastructure needed for it?
--> Can startups and SMBs practice team selling?
--> 3 major changes that Sendoso made over the years to improve customer retention (their net dollar retention is 120%)
--> Sendoso's customer success team structure, and specifically the role of CX Ops in customer success
--> What's the right time to expand the customer success team into specific roles and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 3 Jan 2022 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Kris Rudeegraap, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:title>How to leverage team-selling and improve customer retention: Kris Rudeegraap</itunes:title>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Kris Rudeegraap, the co-founder and CEO of Sendoso, shares his insights on two super interesting connected topics – team selling and customer retention. 
He talks about:
--&gt; What is a go-to-market (GTM) fit, and why does Sendoso prioritize GTM fit over product-market fit?
--&gt; What is team selling? How it works, and what&apos;s the infrastructure needed for it?
--&gt; Can startups and SMBs practice team selling?
--&gt; 3 major changes that Sendoso made over the years to improve customer retention (their net dollar retention is 120%)
--&gt; Sendoso&apos;s customer success team structure, and specifically the role of CX Ops in customer success
--&gt; What&apos;s the right time to expand the customer success team into specific roles and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Kris Rudeegraap, the co-founder and CEO of Sendoso, shares his insights on two super interesting connected topics – team selling and customer retention. 
He talks about:
--&gt; What is a go-to-market (GTM) fit, and why does Sendoso prioritize GTM fit over product-market fit?
--&gt; What is team selling? How it works, and what&apos;s the infrastructure needed for it?
--&gt; Can startups and SMBs practice team selling?
--&gt; 3 major changes that Sendoso made over the years to improve customer retention (their net dollar retention is 120%)
--&gt; Sendoso&apos;s customer success team structure, and specifically the role of CX Ops in customer success
--&gt; What&apos;s the right time to expand the customer success team into specific roles and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How marketing evolves in a tech startup from $1 million ARR to $10 million ARR: Karthik Sridharan</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Karthik Sridharan, the co-founder and CEO of Flexiple – an online curated freelancing platform that empowers and connects companies and freelancers, joins us to discuss how the role of marketing evolves from the first year of a startup to how it looks at $10 mil ARR.
Karthik talks about:
--> How long it took for Flexiple to get to its first million from a marketing perspective
--> How their marketing approach changed and evolved between 1 million ARR to $3 million
--> The kind of goals and metrics they had for marketing in the early stages of Flexiple, and their current KPIs for product marketing, performance marketing, content team, etc.
--> What to look for when hiring a VP of Marketing at an early stage company
--> Learnings when it comes to leading remote teams and the common mistakes to overcome
--> Why scale is relative, and when should one start thinking about scalability
--> The difference in approach between a bootstrapping tech startup vs the one raising venture capital, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 27 Dec 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Karthik Sridharan, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:title>How marketing evolves in a tech startup from $1 million ARR to $10 million ARR: Karthik Sridharan</itunes:title>
      <itunes:author>Karthik Sridharan, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Karthik Sridharan, the co-founder and CEO of Flexiple – an online curated freelancing platform that empowers and connects companies and freelancers, joins us to discuss how the role of marketing evolves from the first year of a startup to how it looks at $10 mil ARR.
Karthik talks about:
--&gt; How long it took for Flexiple to get to its first million from a marketing perspective
--&gt; How their marketing approach changed and evolved between 1 million ARR to $3 million
--&gt; The kind of goals and metrics they had for marketing in the early stages of Flexiple, and their current KPIs for product marketing, performance marketing, content team, etc.
--&gt; What to look for when hiring a VP of Marketing at an early stage company
--&gt; Learnings when it comes to leading remote teams and the common mistakes to overcome
--&gt; Why scale is relative, and when should one start thinking about scalability
--&gt; The difference in approach between a bootstrapping tech startup vs the one raising venture capital, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Karthik Sridharan, the co-founder and CEO of Flexiple – an online curated freelancing platform that empowers and connects companies and freelancers, joins us to discuss how the role of marketing evolves from the first year of a startup to how it looks at $10 mil ARR.
Karthik talks about:
--&gt; How long it took for Flexiple to get to its first million from a marketing perspective
--&gt; How their marketing approach changed and evolved between 1 million ARR to $3 million
--&gt; The kind of goals and metrics they had for marketing in the early stages of Flexiple, and their current KPIs for product marketing, performance marketing, content team, etc.
--&gt; What to look for when hiring a VP of Marketing at an early stage company
--&gt; Learnings when it comes to leading remote teams and the common mistakes to overcome
--&gt; Why scale is relative, and when should one start thinking about scalability
--&gt; The difference in approach between a bootstrapping tech startup vs the one raising venture capital, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Why is product marketing often misunderstood? : with Vukasin Vukosavljevic</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Vukasin Vukosavljevic, popularly known as 'Vuk,' joins us to discuss how to build a strong product marketing team that hits it out of the park. Vuk is the head of growth at Lemlist and is a rockstar that every SaaS company would want to have on their team. 
He talks about:
--> Why is product marketing often very misunderstood?
--> What does the Lemlist product marketing playbook look like, what their goals and KPIs are
--> His GTM checklist
--> The process to seek customer feedback and the prioritization parameters for incorporating them
--> Common mistakes when product marketers leverage email as a channel and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 20 Dec 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Vukasin  Vukosavljevic, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/why-is-product-marketing-often-misunderstood-with-vukasin-vukosavljevic-xW7rj_aU</link>
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      <itunes:title>Why is product marketing often misunderstood? : with Vukasin Vukosavljevic</itunes:title>
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      <itunes:duration>00:49:19</itunes:duration>
      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Vukasin Vukosavljevic, popularly known as &apos;Vuk,&apos; joins us to discuss how to build a strong product marketing team that hits it out of the park. Vuk is the head of growth at Lemlist and is a rockstar that every SaaS company would want to have on their team. 
He talks about:
--&gt; Why is product marketing often very misunderstood?
--&gt; What does the Lemlist product marketing playbook look like, what their goals and KPIs are
--&gt; His GTM checklist
--&gt; The process to seek customer feedback and the prioritization parameters for incorporating them
--&gt; Common mistakes when product marketers leverage email as a channel and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Vukasin Vukosavljevic, popularly known as &apos;Vuk,&apos; joins us to discuss how to build a strong product marketing team that hits it out of the park. Vuk is the head of growth at Lemlist and is a rockstar that every SaaS company would want to have on their team. 
He talks about:
--&gt; Why is product marketing often very misunderstood?
--&gt; What does the Lemlist product marketing playbook look like, what their goals and KPIs are
--&gt; His GTM checklist
--&gt; The process to seek customer feedback and the prioritization parameters for incorporating them
--&gt; Common mistakes when product marketers leverage email as a channel and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>David Spinks : How to build a community and mistakes to avoid</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, David Spinks, the co-founder of CMX, VP of Community at Bevy, and is the host of the Masters of Community podcast, joins us to discuss how to build a community and mistakes to avoid along your community journey.
David talks about:
--> What led him into community building, and how he had the best speakers for his first community event, even before booking the venue
--> Signs/data to look at before taking the plunge to start a community
-->  Common mistakes most companies make when launching a community
-->  Roadblocks faced by David in the early stages of building CMX and how he overcame it
--> The Spaces Framework for building a community
--> What are the right metrics to measure the success and impact of a community, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 13 Dec 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (David Spinks, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/david-spinks-how-to-build-a-community-and-mistakes-to-avoid-cSyKS944</link>
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      <itunes:title>David Spinks : How to build a community and mistakes to avoid</itunes:title>
      <itunes:author>David Spinks, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:duration>00:51:19</itunes:duration>
      <itunes:summary>In this episode, David Spinks, the co-founder of CMX, VP of Community at Bevy, and is the host of the Masters of Community podcast, joins us to discuss how to build a community and mistakes to avoid along your community journey.
David talks about:
--&gt; What led him into community building, and how he had the best speakers for his first community event, even before booking the venue
--&gt; Signs/data to look at before taking the plunge to start a community
--&gt;  Common mistakes most companies make when launching a community
--&gt;  Roadblocks faced by David in the early stages of building CMX and how he overcame it
--&gt; The Spaces Framework for building a community
--&gt; What are the right metrics to measure the success and impact of a community, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, David Spinks, the co-founder of CMX, VP of Community at Bevy, and is the host of the Masters of Community podcast, joins us to discuss how to build a community and mistakes to avoid along your community journey.
David talks about:
--&gt; What led him into community building, and how he had the best speakers for his first community event, even before booking the venue
--&gt; Signs/data to look at before taking the plunge to start a community
--&gt;  Common mistakes most companies make when launching a community
--&gt;  Roadblocks faced by David in the early stages of building CMX and how he overcame it
--&gt; The Spaces Framework for building a community
--&gt; What are the right metrics to measure the success and impact of a community, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:keywords>community, david spinks, bevy, spaces framework, community building, cmx, yaagneshwaran, yaag</itunes:keywords>
      <itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
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      <title>Is community building for everyone? : with Yaag and Manish</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Manish Nepal, the founder of Marketing Impact, and I discuss whether it makes sense to build a B2B community. We discussed how we at The ABM Conversations podcast built one and failed badly. Here are the timestamps of the key points discussed:

3:18 Does building a community make sense for all? Everyone talks about its benefits; you hear virtue statements like “build a community before you build your product?” but the reality is far from it. The question is – can it even be a universal formula for everyone. And why you shouldn’t be comparing B2C communities and B2B communities.

8:04 A Few things that led us to assume that The ABM Conversations Podcast needs a community around it – and how it wasn’t to be. We talk about how it was either bad execution or flawed interpretation of data signals. We spoke in detail about how we went about our execution.

12:00 Does community building need a different skillset? What makes B2B communities like Peak Community and RevGenius work well? Summary of what we think are the top-most issues with building communities in today’s date.

18:25 Are you better off focusing on your core than building a community? Or do you have a clear purpose for how your community will help people? Do you have something to offer as leverage for people? And finally, do you have what it takes?]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 6 Dec 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Manish Nepal, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:title>Is community building for everyone? : with Yaag and Manish</itunes:title>
      <itunes:author>Manish Nepal, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Manish Nepal, the founder of Marketing Impact, and I discuss whether it makes sense to build a B2B community. We discussed how we at The ABM Conversations podcast built one and failed badly. Here are the timestamps of the key points discussed:

3:18 Does building a community make sense for all? Everyone talks about its benefits; you hear virtue statements like “build a community before you build your product?” but the reality is far from it. The question is – can it even be a universal formula for everyone. And why you shouldn’t be comparing B2C communities and B2B communities.

8:04 A Few things that led us to assume that The ABM Conversations Podcast needs a community around it – and how it wasn’t to be. We talk about how it was either bad execution or flawed interpretation of data signals. We spoke in detail about how we went about our execution.

12:00 Does community building need a different skillset? What makes B2B communities like Peak Community and RevGenius work well? Summary of what we think are the top-most issues with building communities in today’s date.

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3:18 Does building a community make sense for all? Everyone talks about its benefits; you hear virtue statements like “build a community before you build your product?” but the reality is far from it. The question is – can it even be a universal formula for everyone. And why you shouldn’t be comparing B2C communities and B2B communities.

8:04 A Few things that led us to assume that The ABM Conversations Podcast needs a community around it – and how it wasn’t to be. We talk about how it was either bad execution or flawed interpretation of data signals. We spoke in detail about how we went about our execution.

12:00 Does community building need a different skillset? What makes B2B communities like Peak Community and RevGenius work well? Summary of what we think are the top-most issues with building communities in today’s date.

18:25 Are you better off focusing on your core than building a community? Or do you have a clear purpose for how your community will help people? Do you have something to offer as leverage for people? And finally, do you have what it takes?</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Implementing customer-led growth step-by-step: with Claire Suellentrop</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Claire Suellentrop, the co-founder of Forget the Funnel, joins us to discuss how to implement customer-led growth for your organization step-by-step. Here are some key timestamps you might want to jump into:

2:30 Claire talks about what customer-led growth means and how it’s not yet another buzzword. She details how it’s different from the PLG or sales-led or marketing-led growth motion and how customer-led is directly related to Jobs-To-Be-Done.

7:11 As companies go from startup to scale-up, how customer intimacy weakens and some of the symptoms to identify that. Claire goes into the details of how to identify the success gaps in the buyer journey.

9:23 Sparktoro case study: The specifics of the survey to understand SparkToro’s customers, how they ensured they’re not getting averaged-out answers, for example —  identifying true sources of new customer sources (because in this case, a lot of people known Rand Fishkin and most initial customers might be founder-led)

24:20 The top 3-5 key takeaways you need to aim for, from your customer interviews

27:40 How to leverage all the collected answers to build your growth levers. Claire talks about how you can put together these answers on a spreadsheet and derive insights to help you construct growth pillars and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 29 Nov 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Claire Suellentrop, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
      <link>https://the-yaag-project.simplecast.com/episodes/implementing-customer-led-growth-step-by-step-with-claire-suellentrop-CCm5fHFf</link>
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      <itunes:title>Implementing customer-led growth step-by-step: with Claire Suellentrop</itunes:title>
      <itunes:author>Claire Suellentrop, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:duration>00:39:41</itunes:duration>
      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Claire Suellentrop, the co-founder of Forget the Funnel, joins us to discuss how to implement customer-led growth for your organization step-by-step. Here are some key timestamps you might want to jump into:

2:30 Claire talks about what customer-led growth means and how it’s not yet another buzzword. She details how it’s different from the PLG or sales-led or marketing-led growth motion and how customer-led is directly related to Jobs-To-Be-Done.

7:11 As companies go from startup to scale-up, how customer intimacy weakens and some of the symptoms to identify that. Claire goes into the details of how to identify the success gaps in the buyer journey.

9:23 Sparktoro case study: The specifics of the survey to understand SparkToro’s customers, how they ensured they’re not getting averaged-out answers, for example —  identifying true sources of new customer sources (because in this case, a lot of people known Rand Fishkin and most initial customers might be founder-led)

24:20 The top 3-5 key takeaways you need to aim for, from your customer interviews

27:40 How to leverage all the collected answers to build your growth levers. Claire talks about how you can put together these answers on a spreadsheet and derive insights to help you construct growth pillars and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Claire Suellentrop, the co-founder of Forget the Funnel, joins us to discuss how to implement customer-led growth for your organization step-by-step. Here are some key timestamps you might want to jump into:

2:30 Claire talks about what customer-led growth means and how it’s not yet another buzzword. She details how it’s different from the PLG or sales-led or marketing-led growth motion and how customer-led is directly related to Jobs-To-Be-Done.

7:11 As companies go from startup to scale-up, how customer intimacy weakens and some of the symptoms to identify that. Claire goes into the details of how to identify the success gaps in the buyer journey.

9:23 Sparktoro case study: The specifics of the survey to understand SparkToro’s customers, how they ensured they’re not getting averaged-out answers, for example —  identifying true sources of new customer sources (because in this case, a lot of people known Rand Fishkin and most initial customers might be founder-led)

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27:40 How to leverage all the collected answers to build your growth levers. Claire talks about how you can put together these answers on a spreadsheet and derive insights to help you construct growth pillars and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Neil Patel: Content promotion and distribution in B2B SaaS</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Neil Patel, the man behind CrazyEgg, NP Digital, Kissmetrics, and Ubersuggest, joins us to discuss content promotion and distribution in the B2B SaaS space.
Here are some key timestamps from the conversation you might want to jump to:

3:25 Neil shares how there wasn't any specific path or solution that led to where he is today and how it is more about being patient and doing things for a long time and learning from mistakes

5:00 What to do if you have a hard time getting your content in front of the right audience or getting the right kind of reach

7:58 Is it possible to create some level of predictability into what content might take off and what might not? Neil talks about how the 'numbers game' is not about the number of visitors but the uniqueness of the content.

9:15 How influencer marketing is becoming a key part of content marketing, and what can you do when you don't have the budget for influencer marketing?

10:20 Why Display Network still works and how you can make the most out of it on platforms like LinkedIn

14:27 When we have somebody like Neil competing for, say, a set of 5 keywords -- should we still go ahead and create that content and compete? Or is there a better approach that yields a higher success rate?

16:55 With 4 massively successful companies in the backdrop, what's one key quality that Neil looks for in a cofounder?]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 22 Nov 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Neil Patel, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Neil Patel, the man behind CrazyEgg, NP Digital, Kissmetrics, and Ubersuggest, joins us to discuss content promotion and distribution in the B2B SaaS space.
Here are some key timestamps from the conversation you might want to jump to:

3:25 Neil shares how there wasn&apos;t any specific path or solution that led to where he is today and how it is more about being patient and doing things for a long time and learning from mistakes

5:00 What to do if you have a hard time getting your content in front of the right audience or getting the right kind of reach

7:58 Is it possible to create some level of predictability into what content might take off and what might not? Neil talks about how the &apos;numbers game&apos; is not about the number of visitors but the uniqueness of the content.

9:15 How influencer marketing is becoming a key part of content marketing, and what can you do when you don&apos;t have the budget for influencer marketing?

10:20 Why Display Network still works and how you can make the most out of it on platforms like LinkedIn

14:27 When we have somebody like Neil competing for, say, a set of 5 keywords -- should we still go ahead and create that content and compete? Or is there a better approach that yields a higher success rate?

16:55 With 4 massively successful companies in the backdrop, what&apos;s one key quality that Neil looks for in a cofounder?</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Neil Patel, the man behind CrazyEgg, NP Digital, Kissmetrics, and Ubersuggest, joins us to discuss content promotion and distribution in the B2B SaaS space.
Here are some key timestamps from the conversation you might want to jump to:

3:25 Neil shares how there wasn&apos;t any specific path or solution that led to where he is today and how it is more about being patient and doing things for a long time and learning from mistakes

5:00 What to do if you have a hard time getting your content in front of the right audience or getting the right kind of reach

7:58 Is it possible to create some level of predictability into what content might take off and what might not? Neil talks about how the &apos;numbers game&apos; is not about the number of visitors but the uniqueness of the content.

9:15 How influencer marketing is becoming a key part of content marketing, and what can you do when you don&apos;t have the budget for influencer marketing?

10:20 Why Display Network still works and how you can make the most out of it on platforms like LinkedIn

14:27 When we have somebody like Neil competing for, say, a set of 5 keywords -- should we still go ahead and create that content and compete? Or is there a better approach that yields a higher success rate?

16:55 With 4 massively successful companies in the backdrop, what&apos;s one key quality that Neil looks for in a cofounder?</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to do ABM without a dedicated ABM function</title>
      <description><![CDATA[<p>This episode is a Takeover Episode, where a valued listener of The ABM Conversations Podcast takes over as the host. </p><p>Katheriin Liibert, Head of Marketing at Outfunnel, takes over as the host (from Yaag).</p><p>Merily Leis, the Head of Marketing at Klaus, one of the fastest-growing B2B SaaS companies in Europe, joins the show to share her insights on how any B2B SaaS company can do ABM without having a dedicated ABM function. </p><p>In this episode, she talks about:</p><p>--> How practicing ABM has helped Klaus land big brands like Wistia and Wordpress</p><p>--> How to get the entire sales and marketing function to practice ABM</p><p>--> How to decide on channels and the right sales enablement initiatives to win accounts</p><p>--> Why making your B2B marketing and sales 'over-the-top silly and fun' can be worth the risk</p><p>--> How to build strategic partnerships with the giants in your field</p><p>Merily's LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/merily/" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/merily/</a></p><p>Jobs at Klaus in case you are interested 😇 --> <a href="https://www.klausapp.com/jobs/" target="_blank">https://www.klausapp.com/jobs/</a></p>
]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 15 Nov 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Katheriin Liibert, Merily Leis)</author>
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      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This episode is a Takeover Episode, where a valued listener of The ABM Conversations Podcast takes over as the host. </p><p>Katheriin Liibert, Head of Marketing at Outfunnel, takes over as the host (from Yaag).</p><p>Merily Leis, the Head of Marketing at Klaus, one of the fastest-growing B2B SaaS companies in Europe, joins the show to share her insights on how any B2B SaaS company can do ABM without having a dedicated ABM function. </p><p>In this episode, she talks about:</p><p>--> How practicing ABM has helped Klaus land big brands like Wistia and Wordpress</p><p>--> How to get the entire sales and marketing function to practice ABM</p><p>--> How to decide on channels and the right sales enablement initiatives to win accounts</p><p>--> Why making your B2B marketing and sales 'over-the-top silly and fun' can be worth the risk</p><p>--> How to build strategic partnerships with the giants in your field</p><p>Merily's LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/merily/" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/merily/</a></p><p>Jobs at Klaus in case you are interested 😇 --> <a href="https://www.klausapp.com/jobs/" target="_blank">https://www.klausapp.com/jobs/</a></p>
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--&gt; How to get the entire sales and marketing function to practice ABM
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Merily Leis, the Head of Marketing at Klaus, one of the fastest-growing B2B SaaS companies in Europe, joins the show to share her insights on how any B2B SaaS company can do ABM without having a dedicated ABM function. 
In this episode, she talks about:
--&gt; How practicing ABM has helped Klaus land big brands like Wistia and Wordpress
--&gt; How to get the entire sales and marketing function to practice ABM
--&gt; How to decide on channels and the right sales enablement initiatives to win accounts
--&gt; Why making your B2B marketing and sales &apos;over-the-top silly and fun&apos; can be worth the risk
--&gt; How to build strategic partnerships with the giants in your field, and more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to get better at social selling and sales enablement: Steve Watt</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Steve Watt, the Marketing Director at Seismic, the global leader in sales enablement, joins us to discuss how to get 1% better every week at social selling and sales enablement.
Steve talks about:
--> What is social selling? And how it connects to ABM?
--> How to be authentic on social platforms?
--> How to connect social selling and brand advocacy
--> Setting goals for social selling and sales enablement and measuring it
--> Why and how does Challenger Sales aid your sales discovery?]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Steve Watt, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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--&gt; How to be authentic on social platforms?
--&gt; How to connect social selling and brand advocacy
--&gt; Setting goals for social selling and sales enablement and measuring it
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--&gt; What is social selling? And how it connects to ABM?
--&gt; How to be authentic on social platforms?
--&gt; How to connect social selling and brand advocacy
--&gt; Setting goals for social selling and sales enablement and measuring it
--&gt; Why and how does Challenger Sales aid your sales discovery?</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Sangram Vajre, the Chief Evangelist and co-founder of Terminus and the host of The FlipMyFunnel Podcast, joins us to discuss the MOVE Framework -- an actionable framework for Go-To-Market (GTM).
He talks about:
--> Why is GTM not a strategy but rather a product of its own
--> 6 major truth bombs about Go-To-Market
--> Stages of market maturity, and how GTM transforms at each stage
--> What is the MOVE framework? What's the right maturity stage for applying it?
--> Who are the stakeholders in executing GTM and what are their responsibilities?]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 1 Nov 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Sangram Vajre)</author>
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He talks about:
--&gt; Why is GTM not a strategy but rather a product of its own
--&gt; 6 major truth bombs about Go-To-Market
--&gt; Stages of market maturity, and how GTM transforms at each stage
--&gt; What is the MOVE framework? What&apos;s the right maturity stage for applying it?
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He talks about:
--&gt; Why is GTM not a strategy but rather a product of its own
--&gt; 6 major truth bombs about Go-To-Market
--&gt; Stages of market maturity, and how GTM transforms at each stage
--&gt; What is the MOVE framework? What&apos;s the right maturity stage for applying it?
--&gt; Who are the stakeholders in executing GTM and what are their responsibilities?</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>What triggers people to buy: Katelyn Bourgoin</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Katelyn Bourgoin, popularly known as 'The Customer Whisperer,' the CEO and lead trainer at Customer Camp, joins us to discuss Trigger Events --i.e., what triggers people to buy.
She talks about:
--> The synergy between marketing and psychology, and how can marketers leverage it
--> Why is the 'when' and 'why' more important than who bought your product
--> How can marketing make the best of Jobs To Be Done?
--> Why is there a general resistance for marketers talking to customers, and how to overcome it?
--> What is Endowment Effect, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 25 Oct 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Katelyn Bourgoin, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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--&gt; Why is the &apos;when&apos; and &apos;why&apos; more important than who bought your product
--&gt; How can marketing make the best of Jobs To Be Done?
--&gt; Why is there a general resistance for marketers talking to customers, and how to overcome it?
--&gt; What is Endowment Effect, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Katelyn Bourgoin, popularly known as &apos;The Customer Whisperer,&apos; the CEO and lead trainer at Customer Camp, joins us to discuss Trigger Events --i.e., what triggers people to buy.
She talks about:
--&gt; The synergy between marketing and psychology, and how can marketers leverage it
--&gt; Why is the &apos;when&apos; and &apos;why&apos; more important than who bought your product
--&gt; How can marketing make the best of Jobs To Be Done?
--&gt; Why is there a general resistance for marketers talking to customers, and how to overcome it?
--&gt; What is Endowment Effect, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[This episode is a Takeover Episode, where a valued listener of The ABM Conversations Podcast takes over as the host.
Scott Marker, the Chief Evangelist Officer & Founder at MSA², takes over as the host (from Yaag). 
Megan Bowen, the COO & CCO at Refine Labs, joins the show to share her insights on building the customer success function during the early stages of your startup.
She talks about:
--> Why is it not enough to ensure the marketing and sales alignment but include customer success from the get-go
--> How people success = company success = customer success
--> 5 simple rules to align people's success to the company's success
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Megan Bowen, Scott Marker)</author>
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Scott Marker, the Chief Evangelist Officer &amp; Founder at MSA², takes over as the host (from Yaag). 
Megan Bowen, the COO &amp; CCO at Refine Labs, joins the show to share her insights on building the customer success function during the early stages of your startup.
She talks about:
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--&gt; How people success = company success = customer success
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Scott Marker, the Chief Evangelist Officer &amp; Founder at MSA², takes over as the host (from Yaag). 
Megan Bowen, the COO &amp; CCO at Refine Labs, joins the show to share her insights on building the customer success function during the early stages of your startup.
She talks about:
--&gt; Why is it not enough to ensure the marketing and sales alignment but include customer success from the get-go
--&gt; How people success = company success = customer success
--&gt; 5 simple rules to align people&apos;s success to the company&apos;s success
--&gt; 8 keys to building your customer success function, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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He talks about:
--> How cybersecurity can be marketed for its benefits rather than always being seen as a pain reliever
--> The need for investing in securing remote workers
--> How cybersecurity can be positioned as a productivity tool
--> Competing with bigger brands with larger budgets
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--&gt; The need for investing in securing remote workers
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He talks about:
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--&gt; The need for investing in securing remote workers
--&gt; How cybersecurity can be positioned as a productivity tool
--&gt; Competing with bigger brands with larger budgets
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He talks about:
-->What conversion optimization is and is NOT? And why is conversion optimization prioritized way more in ecommerce than B2B SaaS companies?
--> What to expect as an outcome from Conversion Rate Optimization?
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--&gt; What to expect as an outcome from Conversion Rate Optimization?
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--&gt; What to expect as an outcome from Conversion Rate Optimization?
--&gt; How to layout a conversion optimization plan and the factor to account for?
--&gt; The conversion framework and its principles
--&gt; How to optimize for the different stages of the buying cycle, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How market networks bridge the gap in today’s advertising : Sam Mallikarjunan</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In today's episode, Sam Mallikarjunan, the CEO & Co-Founder of OneScreen, an AI-powered Market Network, joins us to share his insights on what a market network is, and how it bridges the gap in today’s marketing and advertising.
He speaks about:
--> The clever campaign that got him hired at Hubspot back in the day
--> What a market network is, and how it works?
--> How Out of Home (OOH) advertising can bridge the marketing and advertising gap
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He speaks about:
--&gt; The clever campaign that got him hired at Hubspot back in the day
--&gt; What a market network is, and how it works?
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--&gt; What are micro-moments? How to capture them and why it&apos;s important, and a lot more..</itunes:summary>
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He speaks about:
--&gt; The clever campaign that got him hired at Hubspot back in the day
--&gt; What a market network is, and how it works?
--&gt; How Out of Home (OOH) advertising can bridge the marketing and advertising gap
--&gt; What are micro-moments? How to capture them and why it&apos;s important, and a lot more..</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to truly get better at video marketing : Guy Bauer</title>
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He talks about: 
-->Why it's important to focus on the ideas more than the video production 
--> How is writing a script for a web page or any piece of written content different from writing a video script? 
--> The process of developing ideas for videos 
--> What goes into validating the ideas before presenting to customers or executing them? 
--> Common mistakes B2B marketers make with videos 
--> How to simplify a complex message in a way the target audience understands it, and a lot more...]]></description>
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--&gt; How is writing a script for a web page or any piece of written content different from writing a video script? 
--&gt; The process of developing ideas for videos 
--&gt; What goes into validating the ideas before presenting to customers or executing them? 
--&gt; Common mistakes B2B marketers make with videos 
--&gt; How to simplify a complex message in a way the target audience understands it, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
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He talks about: 
--&gt;Why it&apos;s important to focus on the ideas more than the video production 
--&gt; How is writing a script for a web page or any piece of written content different from writing a video script? 
--&gt; The process of developing ideas for videos 
--&gt; What goes into validating the ideas before presenting to customers or executing them? 
--&gt; Common mistakes B2B marketers make with videos 
--&gt; How to simplify a complex message in a way the target audience understands it, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>CEO Storytelling: Building a narrative - with Kevin Maney</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Kevin Maney, the founding partner at Category Design Advisors (CDA), a bestselling author, and an award-winning columnist, joins us to discuss CEO Storytelling, i.e. how to build a narrative.
He talks about:
--> How does a narrative really work especially when you are competing with a better product?
--> The process to identifying your strategic PoV
--> 5 step process to translate a PoV into a narrative
--> Do narratives come with an expiry date?
--> What holds back a CEO or a business leader from investing their energies on building a narrative
--> Existing solution and 'adjacent possible', and a lot more...
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Kevin Maney, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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He talks about:
--&gt; How does a narrative really work especially when you are competing with a better product?
--&gt; The process to identifying your strategic PoV
--&gt; 5 step process to translate a PoV into a narrative
--&gt; Do narratives come with an expiry date?
--&gt; What holds back a CEO or a business leader from investing their energies on building a narrative
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He talks about:
--&gt; How does a narrative really work especially when you are competing with a better product?
--&gt; The process to identifying your strategic PoV
--&gt; 5 step process to translate a PoV into a narrative
--&gt; Do narratives come with an expiry date?
--&gt; What holds back a CEO or a business leader from investing their energies on building a narrative
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, the Obviously Awesome April Dunford, the positioning hegemon with 25+ years of experience, joins us to discuss and debunk all possible confusions and misunderstandings around positioning.
She talks about:
--> What exactly is positioning (in the SaaS context), and why are very few companies able to nail it?
--> How positioning is different from messaging?
--> Signals that tell you that it is time for you to reposition
--> The 10 step positioning process
--> Why category design isn't going to work for everyone
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--&gt; How positioning is different from messaging?
--&gt; Signals that tell you that it is time for you to reposition
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--&gt; How positioning for the market is different from positioning for investors, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
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--&gt; What exactly is positioning (in the SaaS context), and why are very few companies able to nail it?
--&gt; How positioning is different from messaging?
--&gt; Signals that tell you that it is time for you to reposition
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--&gt; Why category design isn&apos;t going to work for everyone
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      <title>Leveraging referrals and partnerships for customer acquisition : Raul Galera</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Raul Galera, the Chief Advocate at ReferralCandy, joins us to discuss how you can leverage referrals and partnerships the right way for customer acquisition. Raul has been leading ReferralCandy's partnership efforts for the past five years, working alongside marketing agencies, media and tech companies.
He throws light on:
--> How loyalty and referrals improve customer acquisition and retention
--> The right time or stage to adopt a referral system
--> The set of things you need to do, to be partnership ready
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--> Mistakes to avoid in your partnership and referral programs, and a lot more...

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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Raul Galera)</author>
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--&gt; How loyalty and referrals improve customer acquisition and retention
--&gt; The right time or stage to adopt a referral system
--&gt; The set of things you need to do, to be partnership ready
--&gt; Steps to setting up a referral program and staying on top of customer&apos;s minds
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--&gt; The right time or stage to adopt a referral system
--&gt; The set of things you need to do, to be partnership ready
--&gt; Steps to setting up a referral program and staying on top of customer&apos;s minds
--&gt; Mistakes to avoid in your partnership and referral programs, and a lot more...

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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Brett McGrath, VP of Marketing at The Juice (a curated discovery platform for B2B content), joins us to share his insights  and experience on reducing friction in B2B content experience and earning prospect’s trust.
He talks about:
--> What is frictionless content, it’s anatomy and how one can leverage it
--> 1:many content vs 1:1 content
-->  What content curation  really means and how to leverage curation to reduce the friction between consumers and content
-->  The differences in user experience in terms of content access and content experience,  comparing the traditional way of content creation and distribution vs. the Netflix like curation
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Brett MacGrath, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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--&gt; 1:many content vs 1:1 content
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--&gt;  The differences in user experience in terms of content access and content experience,  comparing the traditional way of content creation and distribution vs. the Netflix like curation
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He talks about:
--&gt; What is frictionless content, it’s anatomy and how one can leverage it
--&gt; 1:many content vs 1:1 content
--&gt;  What content curation  really means and how to leverage curation to reduce the friction between consumers and content
--&gt;  The differences in user experience in terms of content access and content experience,  comparing the traditional way of content creation and distribution vs. the Netflix like curation
--&gt; The need to drop the &apos;Me-centered&apos; marketing and how it makes practical sense (especially for the skeptics) to focus content on customers and not yourself, and lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Nir Eyal, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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--&gt; How tech and social media are not necessarily &apos;addictive.&apos;
--&gt; How shows like &apos;Social Dilemma&apos; are selling you the wrong narrative, despite knowing the antidote
--&gt; What is a placebo button, and how it helps?
--&gt; The difference between &apos;being manipulated&apos; vs. being addicted vs. overuse by one&apos;s own volition
--&gt; What does Minimum Enjoyable Action (MEA) mean, and how it works?
--&gt; How can you keep yourself from getting distracted, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
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Nir talks about:
--&gt; How tech and social media are not necessarily &apos;addictive.&apos;
--&gt; How shows like &apos;Social Dilemma&apos; are selling you the wrong narrative, despite knowing the antidote
--&gt; What is a placebo button, and how it helps?
--&gt; The difference between &apos;being manipulated&apos; vs. being addicted vs. overuse by one&apos;s own volition
--&gt; What does Minimum Enjoyable Action (MEA) mean, and how it works?
--&gt; How can you keep yourself from getting distracted, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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He talks about:
--> What should one look for in user interviews?
--> Why did he and his team pivot from FYI to what is now called Nira?
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He talks about:
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--&gt; Why did he and his team pivot from FYI to what is now called Nira?
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--&gt; The EAT method/framework for prioritizing feature requests or pivoting to something net new
--&gt; How user research ties into building your value proposition, and a lot more... </itunes:summary>
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He talks about:
--&gt; What should one look for in user interviews?
--&gt; Why did he and his team pivot from FYI to what is now called Nira?
--&gt; The 3 different types of pivots
--&gt; The EAT method/framework for prioritizing feature requests or pivoting to something net new
--&gt; How user research ties into building your value proposition, and a lot more... </itunes:subtitle>
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He talks about:
--> What ABM is and isn’t, and the fundamental misconceptions
--> The common mistakes in B2B, when it comes to demand generation
--> A framework and approach to account-based demand generation
--> Case study: The ABM campaign that resulted in 2320 signups, 34 qualified opportunities, and 5 customers (immediately)
--> Prerequisites of a cold-outreach
--> The blueprint of his all-bound LinkedIn sales machine
--> The weak links in the B2B sales journey, and lot more...
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--&gt; The common mistakes in B2B, when it comes to demand generation
--&gt; A framework and approach to account-based demand generation
--&gt; Case study: The ABM campaign that resulted in 2320 signups, 34 qualified opportunities, and 5 customers (immediately)
--&gt; Prerequisites of a cold-outreach
--&gt; The blueprint of his all-bound LinkedIn sales machine
--&gt; The weak links in the B2B sales journey, and lot more...
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He talks about:
--&gt; What ABM is and isn’t, and the fundamental misconceptions
--&gt; The common mistakes in B2B, when it comes to demand generation
--&gt; A framework and approach to account-based demand generation
--&gt; Case study: The ABM campaign that resulted in 2320 signups, 34 qualified opportunities, and 5 customers (immediately)
--&gt; Prerequisites of a cold-outreach
--&gt; The blueprint of his all-bound LinkedIn sales machine
--&gt; The weak links in the B2B sales journey, and lot more...
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      <title>Eddie Yoon: Identifying super consumers and being thoughtfully aggressive</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Eddie Yoon, the founder of Eddie Would Grow, the world's leading expert on super consumers and the co-creator of Category Pirates joins us to share his insights on 'How to identify your super consumers and also be thoughtfully aggressive?'
He talks about:
-->Who are super consumers and how are they different from what we call ‘power users’ in Saas?
--> How should one go about identifying their superconsumers? 
--> Transitioning from selling rationally to selling to aspirations
--> What being thoughtfully aggressive means
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--&gt; How should one go about identifying their superconsumers? 
--&gt; Transitioning from selling rationally to selling to aspirations
--&gt; What being thoughtfully aggressive means
--&gt; How spikes in data are where you find the good stuff, and lot more...

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He talks about:
--&gt;Who are super consumers and how are they different from what we call ‘power users’ in Saas?
--&gt; How should one go about identifying their superconsumers? 
--&gt; Transitioning from selling rationally to selling to aspirations
--&gt; What being thoughtfully aggressive means
--&gt; How spikes in data are where you find the good stuff, and lot more...

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--> The kinds of information that companies collect about their customers that aren't actually necessary
--> The balance between personalization and privacy
--> Their lawsuit against Salesforce and Oracle
--> Their marketing dossier that doesn't push a lot of data collection
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He shares his insights on:
--&gt; Building privacy by design
--&gt; The kinds of information that companies collect about their customers that aren&apos;t actually necessary
--&gt; The balance between personalization and privacy
--&gt; Their lawsuit against Salesforce and Oracle
--&gt; Their marketing dossier that doesn&apos;t push a lot of data collection
--&gt; Org structure and it&apos;s impact on the privacy DNA of the company
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He shares his insights on:
--&gt; Building privacy by design
--&gt; The kinds of information that companies collect about their customers that aren&apos;t actually necessary
--&gt; The balance between personalization and privacy
--&gt; Their lawsuit against Salesforce and Oracle
--&gt; Their marketing dossier that doesn&apos;t push a lot of data collection
--&gt; Org structure and it&apos;s impact on the privacy DNA of the company
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Nemanja Zivkovic, the CVO of Funky Marketing joins us on the show, to discuss how to best leverage LinkedIn for demand generation and growth.
He talks about:
-->  How he used LinkedIn to go from a solopreneur to the fast growing Funky Marketing team they have today
--> Their approach to content creation and distribution on LinkedIn
--> The trade off between ads and organic marketing, and what could be an ideal balance
--> How can you leverage LinkedIn pages the right way
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Nemanja Zivkovic, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Nemanja Zivkovic, the CVO of Funky Marketing joins us on the show, to discuss how to best leverage LinkedIn for demand generation and growth.
He talks about:
--&gt;  How he used LinkedIn to go from a solopreneur to the fast growing Funky Marketing team they have today
--&gt; Their approach to content creation and distribution on LinkedIn
--&gt; The trade off between ads and organic marketing, and what could be an ideal balance
--&gt; How can you leverage LinkedIn pages the right way
--&gt; Why is it a misconception to believe that consumers who have the least amount of complaints are the best, and a lot more...
</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Nemanja Zivkovic, the CVO of Funky Marketing joins us on the show, to discuss how to best leverage LinkedIn for demand generation and growth.
He talks about:
--&gt;  How he used LinkedIn to go from a solopreneur to the fast growing Funky Marketing team they have today
--&gt; Their approach to content creation and distribution on LinkedIn
--&gt; The trade off between ads and organic marketing, and what could be an ideal balance
--&gt; How can you leverage LinkedIn pages the right way
--&gt; Why is it a misconception to believe that consumers who have the least amount of complaints are the best, and a lot more...
</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Dennis Yu, the CEO of BlitzMetrics, who also has held leadership positions at Yahoo! and American Airlines, joins us to break the myths around personal branding.
He talks about:
--> What a personal brand means, and more importantly what it is not
--> How perceived authority is not equal to 'fake-it-until-you-make it'
--> The myths around personal branding
--> A framework for building a sensible personal branding that's not all 'me-me'
-->  3x3 method for content creation
--> Measuring the impact of personal brand on business outcome
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Dennis Yu, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Dennis Yu, the CEO of BlitzMetrics, who also has held leadership positions at Yahoo! and American Airlines, joins us to break the myths around personal branding.
He talks about:
--&gt; What a personal brand means, and more importantly what it is not
--&gt; How perceived authority is not equal to &apos;fake-it-until-you-make it&apos;
--&gt; The myths around personal branding
--&gt; A framework for building a sensible personal branding that&apos;s not all &apos;me-me&apos;
--&gt;  3x3 method for content creation
--&gt; Measuring the impact of personal brand on business outcome
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      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Dennis Yu, the CEO of BlitzMetrics, who also has held leadership positions at Yahoo! and American Airlines, joins us to break the myths around personal branding.
He talks about:
--&gt; What a personal brand means, and more importantly what it is not
--&gt; How perceived authority is not equal to &apos;fake-it-until-you-make it&apos;
--&gt; The myths around personal branding
--&gt; A framework for building a sensible personal branding that&apos;s not all &apos;me-me&apos;
--&gt;  3x3 method for content creation
--&gt; Measuring the impact of personal brand on business outcome
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      <title>How can introverts  channel their energies into marketing effectively: Matt Johnson</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Matt Johnson, the founder and CEO of Pursuing Results, a Done-for-You podcasting agency for business coaches, consultants and thought leaders joins us to share his insights on how can introverts channel their energies into marketing effectively and not get drained by being on social media all day.
He talks about:
--> How you can cut through all the noise without being bombastic, personality-driven or showing up louder and more frequently than your competitors
--> His micro famous system and framework
--> What influence building means in terms of content creation and distribution
--> The process that goes into niche building
--> Why you should review your values once in a while, and a lot more...]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Matt Johnson, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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He talks about:
--&gt; How you can cut through all the noise without being bombastic, personality-driven or showing up louder and more frequently than your competitors
--&gt; His micro famous system and framework
--&gt; What influence building means in terms of content creation and distribution
--&gt; The process that goes into niche building
--&gt; Why you should review your values once in a while, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Matt Johnson, the founder and CEO of Pursuing Results, a Done-for-You podcasting agency for business coaches, consultants and thought leaders joins us to share his insights on how can introverts channel their energies into marketing effectively and not get drained by being on social media all day.
He talks about:
--&gt; How you can cut through all the noise without being bombastic, personality-driven or showing up louder and more frequently than your competitors
--&gt; His micro famous system and framework
--&gt; What influence building means in terms of content creation and distribution
--&gt; The process that goes into niche building
--&gt; Why you should review your values once in a while, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>The role of AI and ML in enterprise ABM: Pierre Custeau</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Pierre Custeau, the CTO at MRP, the only enterprise class predictive ABM platform, joins us to share his insights on how to execute ABM the right way for enterprise accounts.
He talks about:
--> What is enterprise ABM and how the execution differs compared to SMBs
--> What piece of the ABM puzzle does predictive analytics solve for
--> The use of real-time AI in ABM campaigns
--> Common pitfalls in enterprise ABM
--> Capturing one-off and asynchronous conversations for account intelligence
--> Parameters to select the right marketing channel, and lot more...]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Pierre Custeau)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Pierre Custeau, the CTO at MRP, the only enterprise class predictive ABM platform, joins us to share his insights on how to execute ABM the right way for enterprise accounts.
He talks about:
--&gt; What is enterprise ABM and how the execution differs compared to SMBs
--&gt; What piece of the ABM puzzle does predictive analytics solve for
--&gt; The use of real-time AI in ABM campaigns
--&gt; Common pitfalls in enterprise ABM
--&gt; Capturing one-off and asynchronous conversations for account intelligence
--&gt; Parameters to select the right marketing channel, and lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Pierre Custeau, the CTO at MRP, the only enterprise class predictive ABM platform, joins us to share his insights on how to execute ABM the right way for enterprise accounts.
He talks about:
--&gt; What is enterprise ABM and how the execution differs compared to SMBs
--&gt; What piece of the ABM puzzle does predictive analytics solve for
--&gt; The use of real-time AI in ABM campaigns
--&gt; Common pitfalls in enterprise ABM
--&gt; Capturing one-off and asynchronous conversations for account intelligence
--&gt; Parameters to select the right marketing channel, and lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Rory Sutherland: Marketing based on behavioral economics</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, the legendary Rory Sutherland, the Vice Chairman of Ogilvy UK and the founder of the Behavioural Science Practice joins us to share his insights on leveraging behavioral economics for better marketing.

He talks about:
--> The fundamental logic behind branding and how the approach towards it has changed since January 2020
--> The purpose of ads and how it's not merely transactional
--> How marketing contributes to revenue
-->  Why the biggest progress in marketing, in the next 50 years may not come  from improvements in technology but in psychology and design thinking
--> Spotting butterflies and the impact of butterfly effect on consumer behavior
--> How the frame of reference dramatically changes the actual value of something, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 14 Jun 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Rory Sutherland)</author>
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He talks about:
--&gt; The fundamental logic behind branding and how the approach towards it has changed since January 2020
--&gt; The purpose of ads and how it&apos;s not merely transactional
--&gt; How marketing contributes to revenue
--&gt;  Why the biggest progress in marketing, in the next 50 years may not come  from improvements in technology but in psychology and design thinking
--&gt; Spotting butterflies and the impact of butterfly effect on consumer behavior
--&gt; How the frame of reference dramatically changes the actual value of something, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
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He talks about:
--&gt; The fundamental logic behind branding and how the approach towards it has changed since January 2020
--&gt; The purpose of ads and how it&apos;s not merely transactional
--&gt; How marketing contributes to revenue
--&gt;  Why the biggest progress in marketing, in the next 50 years may not come  from improvements in technology but in psychology and design thinking
--&gt; Spotting butterflies and the impact of butterfly effect on consumer behavior
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      <title>Revenue attribution in B2B marketing: Steffen Hedebrandt</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Steffen Hedebrandt, the co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer at Dreamdata, joins us to share his years of experience in measuring the ROI of marketing investments.
He talks about:
--> The factors/components that go into attributing revenue
--> What attribution to pipeline means? How is it different from revenue attribution
--> Attribution models and how to select the right attribution model for you
--> How you to map the customer journey for a B2B SaaS company
--> Using revenue attribution platforms to execute and measure ABM programs
--> Understanding the time to revenue, and a lot more...
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Steffen Hedebrandt, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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--&gt; What attribution to pipeline means? How is it different from revenue attribution
--&gt; Attribution models and how to select the right attribution model for you
--&gt; How you to map the customer journey for a B2B SaaS company
--&gt; Using revenue attribution platforms to execute and measure ABM programs
--&gt; Understanding the time to revenue, and a lot more...
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He talks about:
--&gt; The factors/components that go into attributing revenue
--&gt; What attribution to pipeline means? How is it different from revenue attribution
--&gt; Attribution models and how to select the right attribution model for you
--&gt; How you to map the customer journey for a B2B SaaS company
--&gt; Using revenue attribution platforms to execute and measure ABM programs
--&gt; Understanding the time to revenue, and a lot more...
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      <title>How to get better at brand storytelling: with Mark Evans</title>
      <description><![CDATA[<p>In this episode, Mark Evans, the founder and principal at Marketing Spark joins us to share his insights on how to get better at brand storytelling.</p><p>He talks about:</p><p>-->  The biggest struggle companies have in connecting their stories with their audience</p><p>--> What makes for an engaging story?</p><p>--> What are the factors that go into differentiation?</p><p>-->  Building a core messaging document for organizations</p><p>--> Who is the messaging and story intended towards? Users or buyers?</p><p>--> What message are you sending to your audience, by having a huge gap between your monthly and annual pricing, and a lot more...</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>P.S. The ABM Conversations is now among the <a href="https://blog.feedspot.com/account_based_marketing_podcasts/" target="_blank">Top 5 Account Based Marketing Podcasts</a> in the world.</p>
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      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In this episode, Mark Evans, the founder and principal at Marketing Spark joins us to share his insights on how to get better at brand storytelling.</p><p>He talks about:</p><p>-->  The biggest struggle companies have in connecting their stories with their audience</p><p>--> What makes for an engaging story?</p><p>--> What are the factors that go into differentiation?</p><p>-->  Building a core messaging document for organizations</p><p>--> Who is the messaging and story intended towards? Users or buyers?</p><p>--> What message are you sending to your audience, by having a huge gap between your monthly and annual pricing, and a lot more...</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>P.S. The ABM Conversations is now among the <a href="https://blog.feedspot.com/account_based_marketing_podcasts/" target="_blank">Top 5 Account Based Marketing Podcasts</a> in the world.</p>
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He talks about:
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--&gt; What makes for an engaging story?
--&gt; What are the factors that go into differentiation?
--&gt;  Building a core messaging document for organizations
--&gt; Who is the messaging and story intended towards? Users or buyers?
--&gt; What message are you sending to your audience, by having a huge gap between your monthly and annual pricing, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
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He talks about:
--&gt;  The biggest struggle companies have in connecting their stories with their audience
--&gt; What makes for an engaging story?
--&gt; What are the factors that go into differentiation?
--&gt;  Building a core messaging document for organizations
--&gt; Who is the messaging and story intended towards? Users or buyers?
--&gt; What message are you sending to your audience, by having a huge gap between your monthly and annual pricing, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Bob Moesta, who pioneered the Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) framework in the mid 90's, alongside the Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen, joins us to discuss 'why your customers really buy from you – using the Jobs to be Done FrameWork'

He shares his insights on:
-->What is the Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) framework? And how can it change the way a product is marketed
--> The key pillars or elements of the JTBD framework and how it works
--> Uncovering the real story behind why people buy
--> Why you shouldn't interview habitual users
--> Zombie revenue - where people subscribe but never use your product
--> Hurdle for startups in implementing JTBD and lot more...]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Bob Moesta)</author>
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He shares his insights on:
--&gt;What is the Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) framework? And how can it change the way a product is marketed
--&gt; The key pillars or elements of the JTBD framework and how it works
--&gt; Uncovering the real story behind why people buy
--&gt; Why you shouldn&apos;t interview habitual users
--&gt; Zombie revenue - where people subscribe but never use your product
--&gt; Hurdle for startups in implementing JTBD and lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Bob Moesta, who pioneered the Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) framework in the mid 90&apos;s, alongside the Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen, joins us to discuss &apos;why your customers really buy from you – using the Jobs to be Done FrameWork&apos;

He shares his insights on:
--&gt;What is the Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) framework? And how can it change the way a product is marketed
--&gt; The key pillars or elements of the JTBD framework and how it works
--&gt; Uncovering the real story behind why people buy
--&gt; Why you shouldn&apos;t interview habitual users
--&gt; Zombie revenue - where people subscribe but never use your product
--&gt; Hurdle for startups in implementing JTBD and lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Seth Godin: How to be sensible in the modern marketing world</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Seth Godin joins us to share his 40+ years of experience and insights on -- “How to be sensible in the modern marketing world ”
He talks about:
--> What separates a brand from the me-toos
--> What's the difference between category creation, differentiation, niching down and positioning
--> The misunderstanding around going niche
--> The misunderstood concept of failing fast, and mistake vs blunder
--> How to identify your early adopters
--> The mindset that marketing professionals need to develop
--> The future of Clubhouse and a lot more..]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Seth Godin)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Seth Godin joins us to share his 40+ years of experience and insights on -- “How to be sensible in the modern marketing world ”
He talks about:
--&gt; What separates a brand from the me-toos
--&gt; What&apos;s the difference between category creation, differentiation, niching down and positioning
--&gt; The misunderstanding around going niche
--&gt; The misunderstood concept of failing fast, and mistake vs blunder
--&gt; How to identify your early adopters
--&gt; The mindset that marketing professionals need to develop
--&gt; The future of Clubhouse and a lot more..</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Seth Godin joins us to share his 40+ years of experience and insights on -- “How to be sensible in the modern marketing world ”
He talks about:
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--&gt; What&apos;s the difference between category creation, differentiation, niching down and positioning
--&gt; The misunderstanding around going niche
--&gt; The misunderstood concept of failing fast, and mistake vs blunder
--&gt; How to identify your early adopters
--&gt; The mindset that marketing professionals need to develop
--&gt; The future of Clubhouse and a lot more..</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Tim Soulo: Getting real with content marketing, and going beyond best practices</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Tim Soulo, the CMO at Ahrefs, talks about getting real with content marketing and the need to go beyond the so-called best practices. He shares about the evolution of Ahref's marketing strategy and their approach to content marketing.
Some of the key points Tim discusses in this episode includes:
--> Why they came up with a 'pay $7 for a seven day trial period', even if that meant a hurdle to people trialing for the first time
--> Ahref's in-house model for scoring content (not the traditional funnel model)
--> Common mistakes he sees content marketers making
--> Anatomy of content that converts and how to promote content
--> The two types of on-boarding that leverages content (before and after sign-up) and a lot more...
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Tim Soulo)</author>
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Some of the key points Tim discusses in this episode includes:
--&gt; Why they came up with a &apos;pay $7 for a seven day trial period&apos;, even if that meant a hurdle to people trialing for the first time
--&gt; Ahref&apos;s in-house model for scoring content (not the traditional funnel model)
--&gt; Common mistakes he sees content marketers making
--&gt; Anatomy of content that converts and how to promote content
--&gt; The two types of on-boarding that leverages content (before and after sign-up) and a lot more...
</itunes:summary>
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Some of the key points Tim discusses in this episode includes:
--&gt; Why they came up with a &apos;pay $7 for a seven day trial period&apos;, even if that meant a hurdle to people trialing for the first time
--&gt; Ahref&apos;s in-house model for scoring content (not the traditional funnel model)
--&gt; Common mistakes he sees content marketers making
--&gt; Anatomy of content that converts and how to promote content
--&gt; The two types of on-boarding that leverages content (before and after sign-up) and a lot more...
</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Achieving product-market fit with a lean organization: Aditya Kothadiya</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Aditya Kothadiya, CEO of Avoma, shares his insights on achieving product-market fit with a lean organization. He talks about:
--> How to validate your product or features in the initial stages
--> Saying no to certain product feature requests, investments and hires
--> How to democratize customer intelligence across sales, product teams, marketing teams and customer success
--> The missing collaboration piece between marketing and sales
--> Misconceptions around product-led, mistakes and learnings, and a lot more...]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Avoma, Aditya Kothadiya)</author>
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--&gt; How to validate your product or features in the initial stages
--&gt; Saying no to certain product feature requests, investments and hires
--&gt; How to democratize customer intelligence across sales, product teams, marketing teams and customer success
--&gt; The missing collaboration piece between marketing and sales
--&gt; Misconceptions around product-led, mistakes and learnings, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Aditya Kothadiya, CEO of Avoma, shares his insights on achieving product-market fit with a lean organization. He talks about:
--&gt; How to validate your product or features in the initial stages
--&gt; Saying no to certain product feature requests, investments and hires
--&gt; How to democratize customer intelligence across sales, product teams, marketing teams and customer success
--&gt; The missing collaboration piece between marketing and sales
--&gt; Misconceptions around product-led, mistakes and learnings, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, David Cancel (DC), the founder and CEO of Drift, joins us on the show to discuss what it takes to build a product company that makes a difference.
He talks about:
-->When should a founder zoom in on the granular aspects and when to zoom out 
--> Who were the first 10 hires at Drift (what roles)?
-->  The balance between category design and product market fit
-->  When to think about scaling? 
--> Why did they transition their core story from 'Conversational Marketing' to 'Revenue Acceleration' ?
--> What should a marketer be focusing on, in their first six months in an organization, and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 26 Apr 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (David Cancel, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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--&gt;When should a founder zoom in on the granular aspects and when to zoom out 
--&gt; Who were the first 10 hires at Drift (what roles)?
--&gt;  The balance between category design and product market fit
--&gt;  When to think about scaling? 
--&gt; Why did they transition their core story from &apos;Conversational Marketing&apos; to &apos;Revenue Acceleration&apos; ?
--&gt; What should a marketer be focusing on, in their first six months in an organization, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, David Cancel (DC), the founder and CEO of Drift, joins us on the show to discuss what it takes to build a product company that makes a difference.
He talks about:
--&gt;When should a founder zoom in on the granular aspects and when to zoom out 
--&gt; Who were the first 10 hires at Drift (what roles)?
--&gt;  The balance between category design and product market fit
--&gt;  When to think about scaling? 
--&gt; Why did they transition their core story from &apos;Conversational Marketing&apos; to &apos;Revenue Acceleration&apos; ?
--&gt; What should a marketer be focusing on, in their first six months in an organization, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Using NLP and sentiment analysis for improving product relevance to customers</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Tom Griffiths, CRO at TalkAItive, joins us to share his insights on how to leverage NLP and sentiment analysis in improving the relevance of your product with your customers and target audience.
He talks about:
--> What is sentiment analysis and how it works?
--> How do we use AI to analyze the context of something and more importantly to understand the momentum behind conversations?
--> Does collecting feedback using a bot really help? Does it motivate people to really share what they feel, in comparison to talking to a real person on the phone or a zoom call for that matter?
--> Can NLP be useful in a workplace environment to understand the real workplace issues like sexual harassment, which is usually hard to prove? and a lot more...
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Tom Griffiths, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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He talks about:
--&gt; What is sentiment analysis and how it works?
--&gt; How do we use AI to analyze the context of something and more importantly to understand the momentum behind conversations?
--&gt; Does collecting feedback using a bot really help? Does it motivate people to really share what they feel, in comparison to talking to a real person on the phone or a zoom call for that matter?
--&gt; Can NLP be useful in a workplace environment to understand the real workplace issues like sexual harassment, which is usually hard to prove? and a lot more...
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      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Tom Griffiths, CRO at TalkAItive, joins us to share his insights on how to leverage NLP and sentiment analysis in improving the relevance of your product with your customers and target audience.
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--&gt; What is sentiment analysis and how it works?
--&gt; How do we use AI to analyze the context of something and more importantly to understand the momentum behind conversations?
--&gt; Does collecting feedback using a bot really help? Does it motivate people to really share what they feel, in comparison to talking to a real person on the phone or a zoom call for that matter?
--&gt; Can NLP be useful in a workplace environment to understand the real workplace issues like sexual harassment, which is usually hard to prove? and a lot more...
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He talks about:
--> How often should one check their LinkedIn analytics on Shield app?
--> How to understand what kind of posts are working for you, and the topics that make sense to your audience
-->  Will Shield app get prescriptive? Will they go beyond LinkedIn analytics?
-->  Do they plan to build something on top of Clubhouse?, and a lot more.]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Andreas Jonsson, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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He talks about:
--&gt; How often should one check their LinkedIn analytics on Shield app?
--&gt; How to understand what kind of posts are working for you, and the topics that make sense to your audience
--&gt;  Will Shield app get prescriptive? Will they go beyond LinkedIn analytics?
--&gt;  Do they plan to build something on top of Clubhouse?, and a lot more.</itunes:summary>
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He talks about:
--&gt; How often should one check their LinkedIn analytics on Shield app?
--&gt; How to understand what kind of posts are working for you, and the topics that make sense to your audience
--&gt;  Will Shield app get prescriptive? Will they go beyond LinkedIn analytics?
--&gt;  Do they plan to build something on top of Clubhouse?, and a lot more.</itunes:subtitle>
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      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Peep Laja, the founder and CEO of Wynter and CXL joins Yaag to discuss -- How to get very real and practical with positioning, product messaging and value proposition, minus all the bells and whistles, and the fluff.

Peep shares his experience on:
--> How do you fight sameness and differentiate your product or service?
--> Correlation between the number of companies in an industry and the sameness among the products and messaging
--> Is positioning more towards the customer or the competitor?
--> His own case study: why CXL Agency was rebranded into Speero?

And a lot more such as message-market fit, learning from mistakes and better ways of experimenting, etc. ]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Peep Laja, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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Peep shares his experience on:
--&gt; How do you fight sameness and differentiate your product or service?
--&gt; Correlation between the number of companies in an industry and the sameness among the products and messaging
--&gt; Is positioning more towards the customer or the competitor?
--&gt; His own case study: why CXL Agency was rebranded into Speero?

And a lot more such as message-market fit, learning from mistakes and better ways of experimenting, etc. </itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Peep Laja, the founder and CEO of Wynter and CXL joins Yaag to discuss -- How to get very real and practical with positioning, product messaging and value proposition, minus all the bells and whistles, and the fluff.

Peep shares his experience on:
--&gt; How do you fight sameness and differentiate your product or service?
--&gt; Correlation between the number of companies in an industry and the sameness among the products and messaging
--&gt; Is positioning more towards the customer or the competitor?
--&gt; His own case study: why CXL Agency was rebranded into Speero?

And a lot more such as message-market fit, learning from mistakes and better ways of experimenting, etc. </itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>How to get better at copywriting: with Cole Schafer</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, the copywriting master & the founder of Honey Copy, Cole Schafer, joins us on the show to share actionable tips and tricks to get better at copywriting.
He talks about:
--> How should you approach writing headlines
--> Building trust with the reader using words
--> Practicing the Hemingway method
--> Finding the right tone of voice, and a lot more.

(P.S.: A big thank you to Christopher Lochhead for introducing us to the work of Cole Schafer)]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Cole Schafer)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, the copywriting master &amp; the founder of Honey Copy, Cole Schafer, joins us on the show to share actionable tips and tricks to get better at copywriting.
He talks about:
--&gt; How should you approach writing headlines
--&gt; Building trust with the reader using words
--&gt; Practicing the Hemingway method
--&gt; Finding the right tone of voice, and a lot more.

(P.S.: A big thank you to Christopher Lochhead for introducing us to the work of Cole Schafer)</itunes:summary>
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He talks about:
--&gt; How should you approach writing headlines
--&gt; Building trust with the reader using words
--&gt; Practicing the Hemingway method
--&gt; Finding the right tone of voice, and a lot more.

(P.S.: A big thank you to Christopher Lochhead for introducing us to the work of Cole Schafer)</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Fernando Angulo: State of content marketing in 2021</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Fernando Angulo, the Head of Communications at Semrush, gives us a detailed perspective of the state of content marketing in 2021. It is based on the factual findings collected from interviewing 1500 marketers across different countries and analyzing over 170,000 job posts.

He shares his insights on:
--> Top 3 hard skills and soft skills that a content marketer needs in 2021
--> Anatomy of content that really works
-->  Correlation between the metrics and different elements of great content
-->  Parameters for content audit and the change in content marketing budgets from 2020 to 2021, and lot more...
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Semrush, Fernando Angulo)</author>
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He shares his insights on:
--&gt; Top 3 hard skills and soft skills that a content marketer needs in 2021
--&gt; Anatomy of content that really works
--&gt;  Correlation between the metrics and different elements of great content
--&gt;  Parameters for content audit and the change in content marketing budgets from 2020 to 2021, and lot more...
</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Fernando Angulo, the Head of Communications at Semrush, gives us a detailed perspective of the state of content marketing in 2021. It is based on the factual findings collected from interviewing 1500 marketers across different countries and analyzing over 170,000 job posts.

He shares his insights on:
--&gt; Top 3 hard skills and soft skills that a content marketer needs in 2021
--&gt; Anatomy of content that really works
--&gt;  Correlation between the metrics and different elements of great content
--&gt;  Parameters for content audit and the change in content marketing budgets from 2020 to 2021, and lot more...
</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Jeremy Epstein: Using OKRs to drive better marketing outcomes</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Jeremy Epstein, the CMO at Gtmhub takes us through his practical and immersive experience on "How to effectively use OKRs to drive better marketing outcomes?”

He dives into:
--> What makes OKRs so interesting?
--> How is it different from other strategy execution methodologies like BSC?
--> How the adoption of OKR begins at a company - the right stage for you to adopt OKRs
--> How many objectives is too much? Why OKRs fail at some organizations, and a lot more...

After listening to this episode, if you have more questions and want to get in touch with Jeremy, he's at jeremy AT Gtmhub.com]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 15 Mar 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Jeremy Epstein, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Jeremy Epstein, the CMO at Gtmhub takes us through his practical and immersive experience on &quot;How to effectively use OKRs to drive better marketing outcomes?”

He dives into:
--&gt; What makes OKRs so interesting?
--&gt; How is it different from other strategy execution methodologies like BSC?
--&gt; How the adoption of OKR begins at a company - the right stage for you to adopt OKRs
--&gt; How many objectives is too much? Why OKRs fail at some organizations, and a lot more...

After listening to this episode, if you have more questions and want to get in touch with Jeremy, he&apos;s at jeremy AT Gtmhub.com</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Jeremy Epstein, the CMO at Gtmhub takes us through his practical and immersive experience on &quot;How to effectively use OKRs to drive better marketing outcomes?”

He dives into:
--&gt; What makes OKRs so interesting?
--&gt; How is it different from other strategy execution methodologies like BSC?
--&gt; How the adoption of OKR begins at a company - the right stage for you to adopt OKRs
--&gt; How many objectives is too much? Why OKRs fail at some organizations, and a lot more...

After listening to this episode, if you have more questions and want to get in touch with Jeremy, he&apos;s at jeremy AT Gtmhub.com</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Jason Barnard: Masterclass on Google Knowledge Panels</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Jason Barnard, whom you might know as the BrandSERP guy, takes us through a real masterclass on one of the very important tools that helps you in building online trust and reputation, i.e., "Knowledge Panels”. 

Listen in, to go deep into: 
--> What are knowledge panels?
--> How to get into it? Can it be built or can it only be claimed?
--> What is it's monetary impact on business or brand?
--> Can you use knowledge panels to position yourself against your competition, and a lot more...
]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 8 Mar 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Jason Barnard)</author>
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      <itunes:author>Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Jason Barnard</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, Jason Barnard, whom you might know as the BrandSERP guy, takes us through a real masterclass on one of the very important tools that helps you in building online trust and reputation, i.e., &quot;Knowledge Panels”. 

Listen in, to go deep into: 
--&gt; What are knowledge panels?
--&gt; How to get into it? Can it be built or can it only be claimed?
--&gt; What is it&apos;s monetary impact on business or brand?
--&gt; Can you use knowledge panels to position yourself against your competition, and a lot more...
</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, Jason Barnard, whom you might know as the BrandSERP guy, takes us through a real masterclass on one of the very important tools that helps you in building online trust and reputation, i.e., &quot;Knowledge Panels”. 

Listen in, to go deep into: 
--&gt; What are knowledge panels?
--&gt; How to get into it? Can it be built or can it only be claimed?
--&gt; What is it&apos;s monetary impact on business or brand?
--&gt; Can you use knowledge panels to position yourself against your competition, and a lot more...
</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Guy Kawasaki: What being a product evangelist means</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, the legendary Guy Kawasaki, who was the Chief Evangelist at Apple and is currently the Chief Evangelist at Canva, joins us to share his insights on product evangelism.
He talks about:
--> How evangelism is different from traditional marketing and sales
--> The key skills and goals of an evangelist
--> Why it makes sense to target middle management than the traditional way of targeting decision makers
--> Assumptions vs. planting many seeds, and a lot more...]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Guy Kawasaki, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode, the legendary Guy Kawasaki, who was the Chief Evangelist at Apple and is currently the Chief Evangelist at Canva, joins us to share his insights on product evangelism.
He talks about:
--&gt; How evangelism is different from traditional marketing and sales
--&gt; The key skills and goals of an evangelist
--&gt; Why it makes sense to target middle management than the traditional way of targeting decision makers
--&gt; Assumptions vs. planting many seeds, and a lot more...</itunes:summary>
      <itunes:subtitle>In this episode, the legendary Guy Kawasaki, who was the Chief Evangelist at Apple and is currently the Chief Evangelist at Canva, joins us to share his insights on product evangelism.
He talks about:
--&gt; How evangelism is different from traditional marketing and sales
--&gt; The key skills and goals of an evangelist
--&gt; Why it makes sense to target middle management than the traditional way of targeting decision makers
--&gt; Assumptions vs. planting many seeds, and a lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>Real case study: Building your marketing strategy, with Allison Macleod</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In today’s episode, Allison Macleod, the EVP of Global Marketing at Flywire takes us through a real case study on how she built and executed the marketing strategy at Flywire -- a payments company with 12 offices around the world, catering to multiple countries, each with different financial systems.

She talks about:

--> How she went about building the strategy and  prioritizations
--> What were her key channels before COVID-19? Where did the event budgets redirected to? 
--> How did they niche down on the industries to go after? 
--> How does their marketing strategy vary for each industry vertical? 
--> The marketing team structure and how they measure success?
--> Their martech stack and lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 22 Feb 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Allison Macleod)</author>
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She talks about:

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--&gt; How did they niche down on the industries to go after? 
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She talks about:

--&gt; How she went about building the strategy and  prioritizations
--&gt; What were her key channels before COVID-19? Where did the event budgets redirected to? 
--&gt; How did they niche down on the industries to go after? 
--&gt; How does their marketing strategy vary for each industry vertical? 
--&gt; The marketing team structure and how they measure success?
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Further, he throws light on:
--> The difference between how a founder sells and how a VP of Sales goes about it
--> Why sales is not among the functions that's easy to scale
--> The right time to get a sales leader on-board
--> Things to be mindful about while transitioning from founder-led to sales-led
--> Using podcast as a content-based networking tool for sales and lot more...]]></description>
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      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (David Ledgerwood, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh)</author>
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      <itunes:title>David (Ledge) Ledgerwood: Why transitioning from  founder-led growth to sales-led often fails?</itunes:title>
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--&gt; Why sales is not among the functions that&apos;s easy to scale
--&gt; The right time to get a sales leader on-board
--&gt; Things to be mindful about while transitioning from founder-led to sales-led
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--&gt; Why sales is not among the functions that&apos;s easy to scale
--&gt; The right time to get a sales leader on-board
--&gt; Things to be mindful about while transitioning from founder-led to sales-led
--&gt; Using podcast as a content-based networking tool for sales and lot more...</itunes:subtitle>
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      <title>What makes  a company acquisition worthy: with Akeel Jabber</title>
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--> What kind of companies should actively look out for raising investments or getting acquired? 
--> Is revenue the only yardstick?
--> The impact of funding rounds on the acquisition discussions
--> Getting your investment pitch right
--> What happens in cases where you invest into a company and it fails to deliver on the agreed goals and a lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 11 Feb 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Akeel Jabber)</author>
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      <itunes:title>What makes  a company acquisition worthy: with Akeel Jabber</itunes:title>
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--&gt; Is revenue the only yardstick?
--&gt; The impact of funding rounds on the acquisition discussions
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      <description><![CDATA[Cristi Movila, Growth Leader for Eastern Europe, for VTEX (the category leader in collaborative commerce) joins Yaag and Manish to share deep insights into:
--->How collaborative commerce really works
---> What is headless commerce and how does composable commerce work?
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---&gt; What is headless commerce and how does composable commerce work?
---&gt; How VTEX applies these three concepts within their organization and how they collaborate with their ecosystem
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      <title>Casey Graham: How culture contributes to building a strong marketing organization</title>
      <description><![CDATA[In this episode, Casey Graham, the CEO of Gravy, joins Yaag and Manish to discuss how culture building can be a strong pillar to building an amazing marketing organization. He shares his insights on:
-->What he looks for in people while recruiting and how people quickly fit into the culture
--> Revenue Flywheel partnership
--> The kind of leadership he is building within Gravy and why people are successful even when they are swapped to completely different roles every few months
--> The 55 cent leadership principle and lot more...]]></description>
      <pubDate>Wed, 3 Feb 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Casey Graham, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Manish Nepal)</author>
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--&gt; Revenue Flywheel partnership
--&gt; The kind of leadership he is building within Gravy and why people are successful even when they are swapped to completely different roles every few months
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      <description><![CDATA[Have you ever thought of combining CRO and evolutionary psychology to improve the conversion on your website and landing pages? Tim Ash, the author of Unleash your Primal Brain joined Yaag and Manish to share: 

---> How many of our decisions are easily predictable and how we are not the rational geniuses with free-will that we like to imagine.

---> The reason free trials always work (beyond the rational understanding of 'we get to experience the product')

---> How storytelling impacts trust and attention even when people know that the story is fictional and much more...]]></description>
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---&gt; How many of our decisions are easily predictable and how we are not the rational geniuses with free-will that we like to imagine.

---&gt; The reason free trials always work (beyond the rational understanding of &apos;we get to experience the product&apos;)

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---&gt; How many of our decisions are easily predictable and how we are not the rational geniuses with free-will that we like to imagine.

---&gt; The reason free trials always work (beyond the rational understanding of &apos;we get to experience the product&apos;)

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      <description><![CDATA[It's very rare in the world of B2B marketing and sales, to think of graphic design as a key contributor to business. Johnathan Gryzbowksi, the co-founder of Penji, the guy who created the concept of unlimited graphic design, joins Yaag and Manish to share:
---> how graphic design is not limited to being the aesthetic face of businesses— the deeper, business-critical importance does it carries
---> learnings from their bootstrapping of the business model
---> recognizing the racial discrimination around him and making sure that people at Penji get opportunities based on their skills, and business acumen (which helped him build an amazing talent ppl around the world)
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      <pubDate>Mon, 25 Jan 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <author>yaagneshwaran@gmail.com (Manish Nepal, Yaagneshwaran Ganesh, Johnathan Grzybowski)</author>
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---&gt; learnings from their bootstrapping of the business model
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      <pubDate>Mon, 18 Jan 2021 18:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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If you are a B2B business and you don't have a podcast - you are insane :)
Missionaries and mercenaries - you need to know which one are you!
Brands don't define a category, category design makes a brand
Is category creation a go-to-market strategy which gets redefined later by analysts and other players in the industry down the lane?

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Missionaries and mercenaries - you need to know which one are you!
Brands don&apos;t define a category, category design makes a brand
Is category creation a go-to-market strategy which gets redefined later by analysts and other players in the industry down the lane?

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Missionaries and mercenaries - you need to know which one are you!
Brands don&apos;t define a category, category design makes a brand
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Steve Rankel, one of the world's best, joins Yaag and Manish to show how anything that isn't derived out of a customer conversation, is nothing but an educated guess. 
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2. Are we headed towards more point solutions or more ecosystems?
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