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Women in B2B Marketing is a biweekly podcast dedicated to motivating marketers at all levels in their careers through real-life stories of victory and defeat, challenge and triumph. Our goal is to inspire listeners to achieve more, strive for success, and feel a sense of understanding and community.
This is a place where CMOs, VPs of Marketing, and all strong women B2B marketing leaders discuss their top tactics, strategies, and tips for building teams, leveraging trends, and ultimately rocking their marketing careers - however that looks to them.
Leading marketing teams everywhere from fortune 500s to startups and challenger brands, these women share their stories of rising to the top - and how they overcame any obstacles that came their way.
Made by and for women, insightful for all.
Podcast Host: Jane Serra, 15+ years in B2B marketing across all industries from SaaS to Marketing Agencies and International Outsourcing.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womeninb2bmarketing/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/womeninb2bmktg
This is a place where CMOs, VPs of Marketing, and all strong women B2B marketing leaders discuss their top tactics, strategies, and tips for building teams, leveraging trends, and ultimately rocking their marketing careers - however that looks to them.
Leading marketing teams everywhere from fortune 500s to startups and challenger brands, these women share their stories of rising to the top - and how they overcame any obstacles that came their way.
Made by and for women, insightful for all.
Podcast Host: Jane Serra, 15+ years in B2B marketing across all industries from SaaS to Marketing Agencies and International Outsourcing.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womeninb2bmarketing/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/womeninb2bmktg
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In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra welcomes Allyson Havener, SVP of Marketing and Community at TrustRadius. Allyson shares insights from the B2B Buying Disconnect report by TrustRadius and Pavilion. She emphasizes the value of leveraging customer reviews, original content, and proprietary research to build brand trust and influence buyer decisions. Allyson also highlights the growing role of millennials and Gen Z in the B2B buying process and the significance of balancing positive and negative feedback. Allyson and Jane discuss:Leveraging customer reviews and original content in B2B marketingSignificance of easy access to product information for buyersGrowing influence of millennials and Gen Z in the B2B buying processThe growth of buying committees in the enterprise and the shrinking buying groups in the mid-market and SMB segmentsThe top three factors that make buyers more likely to purchaseBuilding brand trust through review strategiesLeveraging proprietary research for marketing strategy and to build brand authorityTrustRadius' goal of driving consumption of the report to change industry perceptionsEmbracing mistakes and learning from them for personal and professional growthKey Links:Guest: Allyson Havener - https://www.linkedin.com/in/allyson-havener/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ 2024 B2B Buying Disconnect Report: The Year of the Brand Crisis
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra welcomes Brianna Doe, Founder & CEO at Verbatim. Brianna delves into how she built her "portfolio career," revealing her creative passions and her role as a guiding light on LinkedIn, where she created a job board to help others. The conversation touches on her organizational strategies, the nuances of B2B influencer marketing, and the importance of clear communication with influencers to ensure campaign success. Brianna walks through:balancing multiple roles and the importance of a well-structured schedulethe concept of a portfolio career and how to pursue multiple passions professionallystigma and nuances of job hopping in the corporate worldstrategies for staying organized and managing various projects and time effectivelyleveraging SOPs - standard operating procedure docs - to scalechallenges and opportunities in B2B influencer marketingestablishing clear goals and metrics with influcner partnerships and collaborationssetting boundaries and seeking mentorship in the early stages of a marketing careerKey Links:Guest: Brianna Doe - https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianna-doe/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Verbatim - https://www.weareverbatim.com/Brianna's Site - https://www.briannadoe.com/Stop the Scroll - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stop-the-scroll-w-brianna-doe/id1732308502
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra sits down with Tara Robertson, Head of Demand Gen at Chili Piper, for a rich discussion on the intersection of brand and demand generation. Tara shares her marketing journey, emphasizing the importance of brand strength, sales alignment, and the power of collaboration for successful marketing initiatives. They explore the value of honest feedback, the role of influencers in content creation, and the challenges of traditional email nurturing. Tara also highlights Chili Piper's selective hiring process, the benefits of a global remote team, and their unique "ABM lite" strategy. Tara and Jane discuss:The importance of brand in demand generationAlignment and collaboration between marketing and sales teamsCollecting and encouraging honest feedback - even anecdotal Documenting feedback, especially for events and sponsorshipsThe shift in influencer collaboration from distribution to early involvement in content creation, with an example of successful collaborationLimitations of traditional email nurturing and the move towards retargeting on LinkedIn as a non-traditional approach'The need for diverse event locationsHiring and building a strong team at Chili PiperRemote work setup and its impact on team collaborationIntegration of account-based marketing (ABM) and demand generationEvolution of the B2B marketing landscapeAdvice for young marketers to start sharing their thoughts and ideasKey Links:Guest: Tara Robertson - https://www.linkedin.com/in/taraarobertson/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra is joined by Melissa Moody and Nycole Walsh to dissect their "Balancing the Boardroom" research report. They delve into gender equity in leadership, the impact of societal norms on women's career choices, and the balancing act of family and work life. The conversation reveals generational shifts in leadership aspirations and the hurdles women face in seeking speaking opportunities. Emphasizing the need for systemic change and allyship, the speakers share personal stories and stress the importance of language in shaping gender roles. They conclude with empowering advice for women to trust their inner voice and challenge stereotypes, urging listeners to spread the word and continue the dialogue for a more inclusive professional landscape.Nycole and Melissa help us unpack:The importance of addressing disparities in leadership representation for womenGenerational differences in attitudes towards leadership rolesThe impact of childhood messaging on women's confidence and career choicesChallenges women face in balancing family and professional responsibilitiesGender gaps in applying for speaking opportunities and societal conditioningThe importance of raising awareness and promoting events to prioritize diversity and inclusionBeing mindful of language and stereotypes when it comes to parenting and gender rolesEmbracing the "second voice" for personal growth and decision-makingEncouraging women to challenge gender stereotypes and pursue their goals with confidenceKey Links:Guests: Nycole Walsh - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nycole-walsh/Melissa Moody - https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissammoody/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Balancing the Boardroom - https://www.wednesdaywomen.org/post/balancing-the-boardroom-2024
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra chats with B2B rockstar Sydney Sloan, CMO of Drata, about the power of personal branding and networking for career advancement. Sydney also shares her B2B marketing journey, emphasizing the need to understand the market and be passionate about solving customer problems. She advises listeners on building networks, engaging with industry influencers, and the steps to transition into advisory and board roles. Sydney walks us through:the importance of personal branding and its impact on career growthher journey in B2B marketing and transitioning into techbuilding a strong professional network and engaging with industry influencerstips for effective networking, making relevant connections, and the importance of being prepared for mentoring sessionsexploring career goals and the value of seeking advice from multiple sourcesovercoming discomfort in networking situations and the importance of putting oneself out theretransitioning into advisory and board rolesnavigating the competitive job-seeking landscapeasking the right questions when looking for a new role to ensure the fit is right, and the value of regularly assessing if the role still feels rightunderstanding one's worth and leveraging networks for job opportunitiesKey Links:Guest: Sydney Sloan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sydsloan/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Women in Revenue - https://womeninrevenue.org/Breaking the Tech Ceiling - https://www.breakingthetechceiling.com/
**Introducing WIB2BM Roundtables** A new monthly episode - published the second Friday of every month. Don't worry, the usual weekly episodes will still publish every Wednesday. We're adding additional formats to engage more women and see what you enjoy best!Like (or don't like) the new roundtable format? Feel free to share feedback directly with Jane: jane@womeninb2bmarketing.com or via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/In this episode:In this inaugural WIB2BM Roundtable episode, Jane Serra sits down Dina Otero, Karrie Sanderson, and Julie Polito to tackle a controversial remark from a CMO Coffee Talk. The conversation explores the nuances of gender profiling, the unique hurdles women face in a predominantly male sector, and effective tactics for confronting such biases. Our panelists share candid experiences, highlighting the significance of data, storytelling, and self-advocacy in overcoming stereotypes. They also stress the crucial role of allyship and leadership in fostering diversity and inclusion within the industry. This episode is a must-listen for marketing professionals seeking to champion equality and support their female colleagues' ascent to leadership positions - in and outside of marketing.Roundtable Speakers:Dina Otero - Vice President, Demand Generation @ Mission CloudJulie Polito - Head of Brand + Content Communications @ OsanoKarrie Sanderson - CMO & GTM StrategistHost of WIB2BM: Jane SerraCMO Coffee Talk: https://6sense.com/cmo-coffee-talk/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra chats with Katie Berg, VP of Marketing at Klue, about the innovative Compete Network. Katie recounts her unique marketing journey, from events marketing to nonprofit work in Africa, and how it shaped her approach to B2B marketing. They delve into the creation of Klue's Compete Network, a centralized hub for product marketers to access and share content. Katie and Jane discuss:Katie Berg's unconventional journey into marketing and her experiences in Ghana and ZambiaThe launch of the Compete Network at Klue, a centralized platform for content creators in the product marketing spaceThe collaborative nature of the network and its early success in promoting new podcastsThe focus on empowering creators and providing them with options rather than imposing payment plansThe goals of the Compete Network as a brand and company, including category ownership and resilience in the face of AI disruptionThe importance of doing things scrappy and proving value before overspendingThe process of reviewing and renewing shows, connecting content to the go-to-market strategy, and potential show revivalsThe belief in continuous learning and improvement through self-reflection and feedbackThe use of qualitative feedback to reinforce the success of the Compete NetworkThe belief in the power of community and the importance of owning access to audience communitiesManaging multiple responsibilities as a VP of Marketing and owning a thriving media hubKey Links:Guest: Katie Berg - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiepberg/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ The Compete Network - https://thecompetenetwork.com/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra speaks with Jamie Tharp, UPS's Digital Access Program Director, about the nuances of B2B partnerships. With a rich background in strategic account management, Jamie shares her journey and the evolution of partnerships across various industries. They explore the importance of aligning partnerships with sales, marketing, and product teams, and Jamie highlights essential tools and metrics for success. Jamie talks us through:differences in partnership models: including SaaS versus non-SaaS, referral-based partnerships versus reseller-based partnerships, and services enablement capacitythe evolving role of partnerships in the sales processthe role of partnerships in facilitating conversations between product teams and ecosystem ownersmetrics that matter most in partnerships, including share of wallet in volume-driven partnerships and traditional sales funnel metrics for sales-driven partnershipsthe power of relationships, especially post-COVID, and the hunger for human interactionleveraging partnerships to gain insights into the customer's experience and needsbuilding trust in partnerships, especially in white label or reseller situationsestablishing relationships with partners in new markets and understanding their needsfocusing on the value provided to the customer in partnerships and professional relationshipsKey Links:Guest: Jamie Tharp - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jtharp/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra interviews Erica Morgenstern, CMO at Personify Health, about the intricacies of mergers and acquisitions and the journey of rebranding. Erica shares her accidental entry into marketing and the significance of empathy and communication during organizational changes. She discusses the strategic considerations behind the merger of Virgin Pulse and HealthComp, and the creation of Personify Health's new brand identity. Erica also touches on career growth, advocating for curiosity and the embrace of learning opportunities. Erica walks us through:finding value and growth within organizationsher experience with mergers and acquisitions, including being on both sides of the process and the lessons learnedcreating a new brand post-merger launching the new brand and the timeline for the brand migration and market positioningthe impact of rebranding and the importance of thoughtful and strategic communication with the teamtips for leading teams through mergers, emphasizing the need to lean in and look for opportunities during uncomfortable phasesadvocating for yourself and adding valuethird-party partnerships and the shift from 1-to-1 marketing to a community-based approachthe value of leaning into new experiences and career pathsKey Links:Guest: Erica Morgenstern - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericamorgenstern/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra and Alice Ko take us through Alice's fascinating transition from accounting to marketing and her evolution into a coaching expert. Alice shares how the CliftonStrengths assessment profoundly shaped her career path and her approach to team dynamics. They explore the timing and impact of such assessments for job seekers, leaders, and sales teams, emphasizing the importance of understanding individual strengths for effective coaching and team growth. Alice and Jane talk through:her squiggly career from Finance to Marketing to Coachingwhy nonprofit marketing is just like startup marketingwhen and why individuals should consider taking the CliftonStrengths assessment, including job seekers, managers, and those looking to excel in their roleshow individual assessments can help managers coach sales team members based on their unique strengths and personalitiesthe importance of investing in team growth and management skills, especially for new managersself-reflection and providing advice for individuals in the middle of a career pivot, including radical self-assessment and researchpersonal sprints for self-experimentation and decision-makingnavigating a squiggly career path and transitioning between full-time roles and consultingKey Links:Guest: Alice Ko - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliceko/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Reframed Coaching - https://www.reframedcoaching.com/[Book] The Squiggly Career - https://www.amazon.com/Squiggly-Career-Embrace-Opportunity-Through/dp/0241385849
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra engages with Jody Spencer, a seasoned fractional CMO and GTM growth advisor. They delve into the evolution of the marketing funnel into an "infinity loop," advocating for a customer-centric approach that focuses on quality interactions over quantity. Jody challenges outdated metrics and emphasizes the importance of adaptability in the fast-paced marketing landscape. They also discuss community-led growth and the shift from "go to market" to "go to network" strategies, highlighting the power of authentic relationships and community engagement. Jody walks us through:The concept of "Death to the Funnel" and the shift from traditional funnel structures to an infinity loop in customer journeysEvolution of the traditional marketing funnel to the "infinity loop"Re-envisioning content and the customer journeyUse of TOFU, MOFU, and BOFU in marketingAdapting to signals from potential customersCommunity-led growth, its evolution, and the significance of authentic relationships and value provision within communitiesQuick thinking, experimentation, and adaptation in today's marketing landscapeCreating a community versus sponsoring a communityThe impact of imposter syndrome in the marketing industryOvercoming self-doubt and seeking help in career transitionsChallenging the notion of being the "smartest person in the room"Key Links:Guest: Jody Spencer - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodyspencer/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra engages with Olga Noha, CMO at SplitMetrics, in a candid conversation about her unique journey from electrical engineering in Ukraine to leading marketing in the US. Olga shares the challenges and triumphs of her career, emphasizing the importance of content marketing, account-based marketing, and the impact of events in driving growth. She also touches on the difficulty of measuring event ROI and the "go giver" approach. The episode is a deep dive into Olga's professional growth, her expansion efforts in the US market, and her resilience in the face of personal and global challenges, offering inspiration and practical insights to marketing professionals.Olga and Jane discuss:marketing both SaaS & Servicesa personalized approach to content marketingchallenges in showcasing the ROI of eventsmarketing alignment with the sales and customer success teamsshifting from a "go-getter" approach to a "go-giver" mindsetOlga's experience and tips for those considering moving to another country for career and global experiencetransformation from zero brand awareness to a category leadergender equality in tech organizations and her intentional choice of the brands she works withnavigating life transitions - managing career growth while transitioning to a new company, becoming a mom, and dealing with the impact of the war in Ukrainethe importance of surrounding oneself with supportive and knowledgeable people, particularly women, and investing in personal growthOlga's 5 core values that she lives byKey Links:Guest: Olga Noha - https://www.linkedin.com/in/olganoha/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ The Go-Giver - https://thegogiver.com/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra speaks with seasoned B2B content marketer Masooma Memon. With experience at Shopify, Vimeo, and Calendly, Masooma shares her journey from content writing to B2B SaaS marketing, emphasizing the human connection in storytelling and the actionable value of content. They tackle overcoming self-doubt, the intricacies of launching and scaling newsletters, and the power of repurposing content, like turning webinar Q&As into fresh articles. Masooma walks us through:Creative storytelling in B2B marketingStarting and scaling a newsletter and the potential benefitsOptimal timing for sending newslettersHer onboarding checklist for new clients, emphasizing the importance of understanding the client's goals and productThe concept of product led content and how it integrates the product's features into the content strategyInnovative Content Distribution and Repurposing/ Remixing ContentUtilizing subject matter experts (SMEs) from webinars to create expert round-up content relevant to the target audienceOvercoming Self-Doubt in MarketingKey Links:Guest: Masooma Memon - https://www.linkedin.com/in/masooma-memon/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Masooma's newsletter: https://masooma.substack.comTools: - VEED: https://www.veed.io- ButterDocs: http://butterdocs.com
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra speaks with Linda Melone, a seasoned B2B copywriter and strategist from The Copy Worx. Linda recounts her diverse career journey and shares her insights on the significance of customer-centric copy, the power of words, and the effectiveness of frameworks. The episode touches on the importance of clear CTAs, the influence of AI on copywriting, and the value of storytelling and emotional connection. Linda's reflections on her self-taught path and the benefits of corporate experience round out a conversation filled with expert advice for B2B marketers.Linda and Jane talk about:defining and understanding a company's value propositiondifferent approaches to copywriting for various formats, such as ads, landing pages, and emailsthe impact of overused and meaningless marketing wordshow certain words in copywriting can change the perspective and engage the readerthe use of the Pain Agitation Solution and AIDA frameworks in copywriting for different formats, including landing pages and adsconsideration of visuals in relation to copywriting, including the impact of visuals on landing pages and adsconducting customer interviews to ensure the messaging remains relevantclear and relevant call-to-action to avoid bounce rates and increase conversionsthe impact of AI on copywriting and the importance of human storytellingunderrepresentation of women in copywriting and the unique perspective they bring to emotional copyKey Links:Guest: Linda Melone - https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-melone/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Linda's Site - https://thecopyworx.com/Linda's Podcast - https://thecopyworx.com/podcast/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra speaks with Alice Walker, Senior Product & Partnership Marketing Manager at LeanData, about her accidental entry into B2B marketing and her rise to a senior role. Alice discusses the challenges of breaking into a new industry, the synergy between product and partner marketing, and the importance of aligning with sales teams. They explore ecosystem-led growth, the value of partnerships, and competitive intelligence. Alice also touches on executive alignment, the impact of motherhood on her career, and the importance of networking. Alice walks us through:challenges of transitioning into the healthcare industryproduct and partner marketing roles, the customer-centric approach and the need for diverse skillsecosystem-led growth and the importance of understanding customer pain pointsthe insights gained from partners in terms of competitive intelligenceworking closely with sales, understanding their needs, and building a true partnershipthe impact of the down economy on partner marketing efforts and the importance of executive alignmenttracking metrics, executive alignment, and the need for concrete measurements in partner marketingaligning with revenue, gaining executive trust, and the role of revenue in solving problemsdifferent methodologies and processes used in partner marketingthe positive impact of motherhood on her career, including increased intentionality, time management, and identity awarenessnetworking and fostering a community and leveraging personal connections in job searchesKey Links:Guest: Alice Walker - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliceawalker/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra speaks with Meryoli, Head of Social Media & Senior Community Manager at Apollo. They explore Meryoli's transition from journalism to social media management, emphasizing the importance of both self-teaching and formal education. They also delve into Apollo's recent LinkedIn "job update" takeover campaign and what made it so successful.Meryoli and Jane discuss:strategy, creativity, and the human element in social media marketingthe impact of employee advocacy and user-generated contenttapping into the circle of influence of your employeeshow to decide which social media platforms to focus on LinkedIn takeovers & their authenticity, performance, and goalsbehind the scenes of the recent Apollo.io "job change" LinkedIn takeoverdrawing inspiration from outside the B2B industryavoidance of a one-size-fits-all approach in social media marketinggoals of social media marketing for B2B brandscreating conversations on social - not monologueshumanizing the brand, taking unique approaches, and valuing small actions in social media marketingmeaningful engagement and the potential pitfalls of focusing solely on vanity metricsthe value of starting a marketing career in an agency, providing exposure to various industries and marketing functionsovercoming perfectionism Key Links:Guest: Meryoli Arias - https://www.linkedin.com/in/meryoliarias/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra speaks with Mariana Cogan, CMO of Americas at Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence. Mariana recounts her unique career path, starting at the Mexican embassy and as a TV presenter in Japan, before entering the marketing field. She discusses her customer-centric marketing philosophy, operational efficiency, and becoming known as a transformational leader. Mariana also shares her practice of running weekly empowerment sessions to foster team collaboration and accountability.Mariana talks us through:her career path, from the Mexican embassy to investment banking and then into marketingwinning the prestigious Forrester Program of the Year awardtransformative leadership, decision-making, and operational efficiencynavigating gender bias and sponsorshippersonal experiences in building a support system and finding advocates and sponsors in her careerthe changing role of product marketing in tech companies the impact of social media and personal brandingquality content creation in a saturated market and the role of product marketing in storytelling and engaging customersactivating and empowering a large team to become brand ambassadors and create valuable contentthe concept and purpose of weekly empowerment sessions to foster collaboration and empowerment within the teamadapting to remote work cultureKey Links:Guest: Mariana Cogan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/marianacogan/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Hispanic Executive Article: Mariana Prado Cogan Takes a Bold Approach - https://hispanicexecutive.com/mariana-prado-cogan-ptc/
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra speaks with Anne Murlowski, VP, Digital and Performance Marketing at Terminus, about her journey in B2B marketing and the integration of AI in content creation. They discuss the importance of understanding customer behavior, the role of content in generating demand, and maintaining a unique brand voice amidst AI advancements. Anne shares insights on the power of relationships in business, the challenges of lead attribution, and the significance of aligning sales and marketing efforts. They touch on the influence of "booktok" on the publishing industry and its marketing parallels with B2B strategies, emphasizing the value of community and supportive networks among women in the field.Anne and Jane discuss:the concept of neuromarketing and its role in understanding customer behaviorhow to understand deeper pain points and needs of customers in B2B marketingobserving user behavior and building relationships to gain insightscontent development and its role in demand generationthe changing landscape of SEO, AI, and content development and its impact on demand generationeffectiveness of AI in short form content creation compared to long form contentdangers of repetitive content in B2B marketing and the need for uniqueness in content creationimpact of referrals and building strong customer relationships for growthpartnerships and the challenges of attributing revenue to partnership effortsthe value of gated content and the need to move away from lead attribution in marketinginsight into corporate gifting strategies and the importance of giving meaningful gifts without turning them into advertisementsKey Links:Guest: Anne Murlowski - https://www.linkedin.com/in/annemurlowski/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ SaaSy Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/cy/podcast/saasy/id1714521302
In this episode of "Women in B2B Marketing," host Jane Serra speaks with Lauren Clements, Head of Marketing at Pypestream, about her journey in B2B marketing. They discuss the importance of mentorship, the various roles Lauren has explored within marketing, and the value of human connection in marketing strategies. They also dive into the changes in modern marketing... that may make the CMO role irrelevant. Lauren walks us through:her transition from sales to various marketing rolesembracing curiosity and driving career growthsolving problems without being salesythe significance of building genuine communities and engaging with audiences beyond sales pitchesthe importance of follow-up and integration in event marketingthe future impact of AI in marketingskillset disparity between CMOs and junior marketersadaptability in leadership roles to keep up with industry changesrebranding and the mindset shift from sales-driven to a collaborative approachstaying updated and the need for continuous education in the fast-changing marketing landscapethe role of advocates in addressing biases, promoting diversity, and driving change in the workplaceKey Links:Guest: Lauren Clements - https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurenmclements/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Pypestream - https://www.pypestream.com/
In this episode of Women in B2B Marketing, host Jane Serra interviews Katie Hollar, VP of Marketing at Clutch. They delve into the nuances of B2B marketing from a B2B Services perspective, with Katie sharing insights from her journey and the importance of having a strong point of view (POV) to stand out in the industry. They discuss the challenges of economic uncertainty and the strategies for navigating it.Katie and Jane talk through:Katie's experiences working in both large and small companies and the lessons learned from eachthe differences and challenges in marketing for B2B services compared to SaaS companiesstarting with a broad approach when testing new ad channels but keeping messaging targeted the impact of economic uncertainty on B2B services and the shift in project nature and demandthe benefits of niching downleveraging community amplification for brand reachdrawbacks of overengineering attribution models and the need for a more creative and influential approachavoiding lazy reporting and understanding the down-funnel impact of marketing effortsseeking autonomy and personal growth in career decisions, beyond being tied to a specific organizationbeing emotionally connected to work and the importance of caring "less" to maintain perspectiveKey Links:Guest: Katie Hollar - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiehollar/Host: Jane Serra - https://www.linkedin.com/in/janeserra/ Clutch - https://clutch.co/
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