The Cyber Go-To-Market podcast for cybersecurity sales and marketing teams

Are you struggling to align your cybersecurity product with the market's demands? Do day-to-day disagreements in your team hinder overall progress? Are you pondering how to grow sales without diluting your company's focus or overspending? These common issues can be pivotal in either propelling a cybersecurity startup to success or leading it to an untimely plateau. This episode of the Cybersecurity Go-To-M  Podcast, featuring Roland Siebelink, dives into the nuanced strategies of scaling a tech business effectively.In this conversation, we discuss:👉 The critical balance between growth and cost-efficient scaling in tech startups.👉 Prioritizing core business and customer satisfaction over rapid diversification.👉 Different perspectives on making team decisions.About our guestRoland Siebelink, founder, and CEO of the Mid Stage Institute, is a seasoned entrepreneur, having scaled three companies to unicorn status. His expertise lies in guiding tech companies from the delicate stage of finding product-market fit to scaling effectively and sustainably. With his extensive background in market testing and building competitive sales teams, Roland offers invaluable insights to cybersecurity startups looking to leap from Series A to market dominance.SummaryIn this episode, Roland Siebelink shares his wisdom on fostering strong team dynamics, investing in go-to-market strategies, and scaling with precision. He discusses the crucial aspects of sales, marketing, and customer success vital to cybersecurity startups. Stay until the end for Roland's personal journey anecdotes that shaped his approach to business. Make sure to **listen in for actionable advice that can drive your company's revenue growth.**Connect with Roland Siebelink:- On LinkedIn - Mid Stage Institute Book a time to talk with me: 30-Minute Meeting  Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

Have you ever felt that hyperbolic language in your cybersecurity messaging might be doing more harm than good? Are you looking for ways to improve your marketing approach to resonate with today's savvy buyers? How can your company's messaging inspire trust rather than skepticism in a crowded cybersecurity marketplace?In this conversation, we discuss:👉 The pitfalls of using hyperbolic language in cybersecurity marketing and its effect on customer trust.👉 Effective marketing approaches like those of Panther and Lacework, focused on clarity and customer-centric benefits.👉 Brinqa's nuanced use of emotional language and storytelling avoiding direct competitive bashing.About our guest:Scott Taschler shares his wealth of experience in cybersecurity, his transition from a technical sales background to product marketing, and his current dedication to helping companies with positioning and product marketing. His insights stem from past roles at industry heavyweights such as McAfee and Crowdstrike.Summary:Today's episode with Scott Taschler delves into creating customer trust through genuine marketing, avoiding hyperbolic pitfalls, and the art of differentiating products in a dynamic market. Tune in for a masterclass on cybersecurity marketing with actionable takeaways.To connect with Scott Taschler, visit his LinkedIn profile. Scott Taschler on LinkedInBook a 30-minute meeting with Andrew  Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

Are you struggling to set your cybersecurity company apart in a crowded market? Do you find it challenging to communicate your product's unique value to the right audience? Are you curious how storytelling and personality can revolutionize your brand's image?In this conversation, we discuss:👉 Crafting a competitive edge and message in saturated cybersecurity markets.👉 Leveraging CEO personality and company narrative to stand out.👉 Importance of targeting and tailoring strategies to customer needs.About our guest:Shlomi Ashkenazy, a renaissance man with a vibrant past as a musician, has leveraged his diverse talents to become a trailblazer in cybersecurity positioning. With hands-on experience in repositioning over 60 VC-backed startups and forming 38 new market categories, Shlomi's expertise has become invaluable for companies like Cyber Donut seeking to sharpen their sales and marketing edge.Summary:Join us as Shlomi Ashkenazy delves into the nuances of cybersecurity marketing, emphasizing niche carving and emotional resonance with customers. Learn how to align your CEO’s energies with your brand and why nailing your narrative could be the key to accelerating growth. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation — tune in now!Links for more insights:Connect with Shlomi Ashkenazy on LinkedInExplore Cybellum's approach to cybersecurityBook a session with me to dive deeper into your cybersecurity startup's potential.  Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

Are you leveraging your personal brand to boost company revenue? How effective is your intent data in driving targeted marketing efforts? And are you fully capitalizing on opportunities at trade shows like RSA to enhance sales and networking potential?**In this conversation, we discuss:**👉 The underestimated power of personal branding in sales success.👉 Making the most out of trade shows without blowing the budget.👉 Leveraging intent data efficiently to align sales and marketing.**About our guest:**Gianna Whitver is a thought leader in cybersecurity marketing, co-founder of the Cybersecurity Marketing Society, and host of the "Breaking Through in Cybersecurity Marketing" podcast on the Cyberwire network. With the remarkable growth in her Slack community and successfully bridging the gap from real estate to cybersecurity marketing, Gianna offers a unique perspective on brand building and revenue generation strategies.**Summary:**Join us as we discuss the strategic role of branding, the powerful use of intent data, and the dynamic approaches for trade show success with Gianna Whitver. Her insights promise valuable takeaways for enhancing your cybersecurity sales and marketing efforts. Tune in now and transform these strategies into revenue!**Connect with Gianna:**- Gianna's LinkedIn- Cybersecurity Marketing SocietyBook a meeting with Andrew Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

SummaryIn this episode, Andrew interviews Alan Sanderson, a fractional sales leader with over 25 years of experience in software sales and sales leadership. They discuss the changing buyer's journey in the cybersecurity industry and the importance of an online presence. They also explore strategies for building personal pipelines, crafting value-based messages, and capturing and communicating business value. Additionally, they highlight the need for collaboration between sales and marketing teams and discuss how cybersecurity startups can stand out in a crowded market. The conversation explores various aspects of sales and marketing in the cybersecurity industry. It discusses the importance of getting attention in the market, the evolution of the market, the impact on sales teams, the changing buyer's journey, qualification and discovery, the emotional side of buying, and being disruptive in sales.TakeawaysHaving someone in the organization who can be a loud and compelling voice is crucial for getting attention in the market.The success of a new approach or service often relies on the initial customers and evangelists who can vouch for its value.Sales teams need to adapt to the changing buyer's journey and the increased scrutiny on deals.Qualification and discovery are essential in understanding the customer's pain points and desired outcomes.Understanding the emotional impact of a solution and asking impactful questions can differentiate a seller and build credibility.Being disruptive in sales means asking tough questions and being different from other vendors. Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

**Thought-Provoking Questions:**- How can investing in your employees during challenging times impact your company's long-term success?- What key decisions have shaped your company's direction, and how have they contributed to your revenue growth?- Are you prioritizing long-term partnerships in building your sales channels, and what challenges have you faced in doing so?**In this conversation, we discuss:**👉 Investing in employees during challenging times to foster loyalty and ownership.👉 Key decisions that shaped Silverfort's direction, including their unique approach to the market.👉 The importance of long-term partnership strategies in building sales channels.**About our guest:**Hed Kovetz is the CEO and co-founder of Silverfort, a cybersecurity company. He emphasizes the significance of investing in employees and shares insights into the key decisions that have shaped Silverfort's direction, contributing to its revenue growth.**Summary:**In this episode, Hed Kovetz, CEO of Silverfort, discusses the impact of investing in employees, key decisions shaping the company's direction, and the importance of long-term partnership strategies. Gain valuable insights into nurturing company culture and strategic decision-making. Tune in and learn how to grow your cybersecurity sales and revenue faster.Connect with Hed Kovetz on LinkedIn and learn more about Silverfort on their company webpage(Silverfort). Book some time to further discuss cybersecurity sales strategies [here](meeting-link). Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

Are you a founder, CEO, leader, or salesperson in the cybersecurity industry? Are you looking to grow your sales and revenue faster? In this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast, we dive into one way to avoid having your deals stalled out.👉 What risks can derail your software development and revenue growth?👉 How can you optimize the role of a field CISO in your organization?👉 Why is building trust and managing risk essential for successful sales cycles?Our guest, Kayne McGladrey, a Field CISO at Hyperproof.io, brings his expertise and unique perspective as a CISO to discuss these critical topics and more. He shares his insights on the challenges faced by cybersecurity startups and how organizations can effectively communicate and address risk.Don't miss out on this valuable conversation that can help you navigate the cybersecurity landscape and accelerate your company's growth. Tune in now to gain actionable strategies and hear from industry experts.🔗 Connect with Kayne McGladrey on [LinkedIn] and learn more about Hyperproof.io on their website.📣 Remember to book a 30-minute meeting with Andrew Monaghan to discuss your cybersecurity startup revenue goals. Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

**Episode Summary: Ricky Martinez @ DigitalEra**🤔 Are you a cybersecurity startup looking to accelerate your sales and revenue growth? How can you effectively evaluate new vendors and establish mutually beneficial partnerships? Are delighted customers and partners crucial for your success in the early stages? Tune in to this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast to gain practical insights from Ricky Martinez, the Chief Strategy Officer at Digital Era Group. In this conversation, we discuss:👉 Evaluating new cybersecurity vendors and finding the right fit👉 The importance of establishing delighted customers and partners in the early stages👉 Building strong relationships and replicating success with new vendors**About our guest:**Ricky Martinez is the Chief Strategy Officer at Digital Era Group, a regional cybersecurity VAR. With decades of experience in the cybersecurity channel, Ricky has worked on both the vendor and partner sides. Digital Era Group works with about 60 vendors, including startups and established players, focusing on finding the right technology solutions for their customers.**Summary:**Discover how to evaluate new cybersecurity vendors, establish delighted customers and partners, and replicate success with new vendors. Join us as Ricky Martinez, the Chief Strategy Officer at Digital Era Group, shares valuable insights and strategies to accelerate sales and revenue growth in the cybersecurity industry. Don't miss out on this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast! 🔥🔗 Connect with Ricky Martinez:LinkedIn: Ricky Martinez on LinkedInCompany Link: Digital Era Group🗓️ Book a 30-minute meeting with Andrew Monaghan Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

🤔 How can you ensure that prospects truly understand your company's unique value proposition and differentiation? 🤔 What are some common reasons why buyers struggle to understand the differences between cybersecurity vendors in the marketplace? 🤔 How can you engineer "wow moments" in your demos or meetings to make a lasting impression on prospects? In this episode, I discuss:👉 The importance of communication and clarity in conveying your company's uniqueness. 👉 Common challenges in differentiating cybersecurity solutions in a crowded marketplace.👉 Strategies for creating "wow moments" in demos or sales pitches to capture prospects' attention and highlight your distinct value.Summary: Discover how to effectively communicate your cybersecurity company's unique value proposition and stand out in a crowded marketplace. Learn about common challenges in conveying differentiation and practical strategies for engineering "wow moments" in your demos and sales pitches. Don't miss out on valuable insights and techniques that can help you grow your sales and revenue faster. Tune in to this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast today!Find more valuable content from Andrew Monaghan on LinkedInTo learn more about Andrew and his company, visit Unstoppable.doBook a 30-minute meeting with Andrew to discuss your cybersecurity sales and revenue growth Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

**Episode Summary:**🤔 Are you struggling to introduce new technologies to satisfied clients? 📈 Want to simplify your channel program for sales reps? 💼 Curious about balancing partner revenue and innovation? Tune in to this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast.👉 In this conversation, Kimber Garrett, a seasoned channel strategist, shares valuable insights on:👉 Understanding client needs and pain points👉 Building a simple and effective channel program👉 Balancing partner revenue streams with innovation**About Our Guest:**Kimber Garrett is an experienced channel strategist with a successful track record of building channel programs. With a focus on consulting and advising clients, Kimber has observed both good and bad behavior from vendors and channel representatives. Kimber's expertise in navigating the complexities of the cybersecurity industry makes this episode a must-listen for founders, CEOs, leaders, and salespeople in the field.**Summary:**Join host Andrew Monaghan as he delves into the world of cybersecurity channel programs with guest Kimber Garrett. Discover the importance of understanding client needs, leveraging innovation, and simplifying channel programs to drive revenue growth. Don't miss out on valuable insights from Kimber's wealth of experience in building successful channel strategies. Tune in now and gain actionable takeaways for accelerating sales and revenue in the cybersecurity industry.🔗 [Connect with Kimber Garrett on LinkedIn]🌐 Visit J&K SOLUTIONS📅 Interested in discussing your cybersecurity startup's revenue growth? Book a 30-minute meeting with Andrew Monaghan Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

🤔 Are you struggling to onboard new hires effectively in your cybersecurity startup?🤔 Do you want to learn how to ramp up new sales reps quickly and make them productive?🤔 Are you looking for tips to improve your onboarding process and drive revenue growth?👉 In this conversation with EJ Easton, we dive into best practices for onboarding in cybersecurity startups. We discuss the advantage of new hires, the importance of asking great questions and setting specific short-term goals for success.👉 During this episode, we explore:👉 The importance of being prescriptive in onboarding👉 Certifying individuals for key tasks in their first meetings👉 The significance of understanding the buyer during onboardingAbout our guest:EJ Easton is multi-time sales leader at cybersecurity startups.  EJ offers valuable insights on what he has learned in how to accelerate the productivity of new sales reps.Summary:In this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast, EJ Easton shares three key ideas for improving onboarding in cybersecurity startups. From being prescriptive in key areas to understanding the buyer, EJ's expertise will help you optimize your onboarding process and drive revenue growth. Tune in now to gain valuable insights and take your onboarding to the next level!🔗 Connect with EJ Easton:LinkedIn: EJ Easton📅 Book a meeting with Andrew Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

🤔 Wondering why your ROI message isn't hitting home and driving action from prospects? 🤔 Do you want to learn how to identify champions within organizations and align your offerings with their goals? 🤔 Are you wondering how best to connect and work with prospects? If so, this episode is for you!In this conversation, we discuss:👉 The three dimensions of value and the role of emotions in B2B sales. 👉 Building trust and understanding through storytelling and addressing common struggles.👉 The importance of identifying champions and aligning with key decision-makers' goals. 🎙️ Our guests, Calum Kilgour, and John Bissett share their expertise in sales and revenue growth for cybersecurity startups. Calum is an expert in crafting compelling stories and narratives to engage potential customers, while John brings his deep understanding of the three dimensions of value and the different modalities of thinking. 📝 In summary, this episode provides valuable insights into the art of selling cybersecurity solutions. Learn how to identify champions, align your offerings with the organization's goals, and tap into emotions to drive decision-making. Don't miss out on this opportunity to accelerate your sales and revenue growth in the cybersecurity sector.🔗 Connect with Calum Kilgour on LinkedIn🔗 Connect with John Bissett on Linkedin🔗 Visit their company's webpage: Slingshot Edge 🔗 Book some time with Andrew Monaghan Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

Are you a cybersecurity company looking to grow your sales and revenue faster? In this episode, we dive into the keys to success with Steve Kazan, founder of Inner Onion. How can you stand out and improve your commitment to your partners? How can you navigate the partner process and achieve quarterly success? And what strategies can be employed to secure partnerships and investments? Tune in for valuable insights and actionable tips from an industry expert.**In this conversation, we discuss:**👉 The importance of commitment to partners and standing out👉 Strategies for navigating the partner process and achieving success👉 How to secure partnerships and investments for your cybersecurity company**About our guest:**Steve Kazan is the founder of Inner Onion, a cybersecurity consulting firm. With years of experience in the industry, Steve has a wealth of knowledge in sales and revenue growth strategies for cybersecurity startups. He shares his insights and expertise to help companies thrive in the competitive cybersecurity market.**Summary:**Don't miss this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast, where we chat with Steve Kazan from Inner Onion. Learn how to improve commitment to partners, navigate the partner process, and secure partnerships and investments for your cybersecurity company. Tune in for valuable insights and actionable tips to accelerate your sales and revenue growth. Listen now!​Connect with 👉 Steve Kazan on LinkeIn Learn more about  👉 Inner Onion Book some time with Andrew Monaghan 👉 Schedule a Meeting Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

🤔 Questions for the Audience:- How can mastering the art of being philosophical in your communication make you more persuasive in sales?- What are the three different levels of thinking about problems and how can you use them to connect better with prospects?- How can using philosophical phrases and raising the level of conversation help in getting people to join your movement?💁🏼‍♂️ In this episode, I discuss:👉 Applying philosophy in sales communication👉 The three levels of thinking about problems in cybersecurity👉 Using powerful philosophical words to connect with prospectsSummary: Learn how applying philosophy in sales communication can make you more persuasive. Discover the three levels of thinking about problems and how to use them to connect better with prospects. Find out how to incorporate powerful philosophical words to elevate your conversations and join the movement towards better cybersecurity solutions. Tune in now to gain valuable insights and improve your sales strategies.✨ Connect with Andrew Monaghan on LinkedIn and visit Unstoppable.do for more cybersecurity startup revenue resources. Book some time with Andrew using this link: [https://tidycal.com/1w8xxe1/30-minute-meeting]. Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

🤔 Questions for the Audience:- Have you experienced a slowdown in sales growth after scaling your sales team?- Are your sales reps consistently delivering the results you expected?- Do you struggle with maintaining a consistent sales process as your team expands?💁‍♂️ In this episode, I discuss:👉 The impact of go-to-market dispersion on sales growth and scaling.👉 The importance of top-level leadership in establishing consistent messaging and positioning.👉 How conversation intelligence tools can be used to coach and correct sales team behaviors.📝 Summary: In this episode, Andrew Monaghan explores the challenges that arise as sales teams scale and the importance of maintaining a consistent go-to-market strategy. He shares a story about go-to-market dispersion at McAfee and provides three actionable ideas for addressing this issue. To learn more about how to overcome sales slowdowns during scaling, tune in to this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast.🔗 Connect with Andrew Monaghan on LinkedIn and learn more about his company, Unstoppable. Book some time with him. Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

**Episode Summary: Omri Weinberg @ DoControl - Growing Sales and Revenue in the Cybersecurity Industry**Are you a founder, CEO, or sales professional in the cybersecurity industry who wants to accelerate sales and revenue growth? In this episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast, we dive into key strategies and insights from Omri Weinberg, Chief Revenue Officer at DoControl. Get ready to explore effective sales approaches, overcoming challenges in a noisy market, and the importance of trust in building relationships with clients. Don't miss out on this valuable conversation that could transform your approach to sales and revenue generation in the cybersecurity space.👉 Key Talking Points:- Overcoming challenges in a crowded market and connecting with your target audience.- Leveraging events, partnerships, and platforms to drive conversations and generate traffic.- The importance of adapting to the changing technological landscape and problem-solving in cybersecurity.**About our Guest:**Omri Weinberg is the Chief Revenue Officer and co-founder at DoControl, a cybersecurity startup focused on securing data stored in various SaaS applications. With his extensive experience in the industry, Omri offers valuable insights into driving revenue growth and building successful sales strategies in the cybersecurity space.**Summary:**In this episode, Omri Weinberg shares his expertise in growing sales and revenue for cybersecurity startups. He provides valuable insights on navigating challenges in a noisy market, leveraging industry events and partnerships to drive conversations and the importance of trust in building client relationships. Whether you're a founder, CEO, or sales professional, this conversation offers actionable strategies to accelerate your sales and revenue growth. Tune in now to gain valuable insights from a seasoned professional in the cybersecurity industry.🔗 Connect with Omri Weinberg on LinkedIn and learn more about DoControl on their website.📅 Book some time with Andrew Monaghan to discuss your sales and revenue growth strategies in the cybersecurity industry. Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

In today's episode, Andrew dives into the first inhibitor to growth in the cybersecurity marketplace: playing it too safe. With over 3,400 vendors competing for attention, many companies are falling into the trap of blending in rather than standing out. But fear not, Andrew has gathered insights from interviews and consulting work to share the innovative approaches that can set companies apart. From bold messaging to daring marketing campaigns, Andrew explores how cybersecurity startups can break free from the generic and mundane and make a lasting impact. Tune in as Andrew shares inspiring examples and challenges leaders and founders to question their approach, with the hope of igniting a spark of boldness in the industry. So grab your headphones and get ready to learn from the best in the business on the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast!Andrew Monaghan on Linkedin Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

In today's episode, we have a special guest joining us: Dharmendra Mohan, the founder of Sonet.io. Dharmendra shares with us his insights and experiences in the world of cybersecurity and remote work solutions. He highlights the challenges faced by both large enterprises and end users when it comes to network security. As remote work and distributed applications become the norm, Dharmendra explains the need for a new approach to architecture and problem-solving. He dives deep into Sonet.io's agentless architecture, which allows for the seamless onboarding of users and access to servers through browsers. Dharmendra also delves into the evolving landscape of sales strategies, discussing the concept of "near bound" and the effectiveness of content-based engagement. Join us as we explore Dharmendra's journey in building Sonet.io, the importance of customer feedback, and the company's mission to solve remote work challenges. This episode is packed with valuable insights for CISOs, CIOs, and IT leaders looking to create a secure and hassle-free environment for their remote workforce. Let's dive in!Sonet.ioDharmendra Mohan on LinkedIn Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

Today we have a very exciting guest joining us: David Klein, from Kentik. In this episode, we'll be diving into the world of marketing and branding in the cybersecurity startup industry, with a particular focus on the success of Kentik's unique and engaging video adverts. David will share his insights on creating content that resonates with their target audience, the importance of being both funny and sensitive, and the challenges of defining a brand identity in a rapidly evolving marketplace. We'll also discuss the role of comedy in marketing, the impact of creative sessions on campaign development, and how to effectively reach and engage technical audiences. So, sit back, relax, and let's dive into another fascinating episode of the Cybersecurity Startup Revenue Podcast!Anchor text: The infomercialAnchor text: The Perfume AdvertKentikDavid Klein on LinkedIn Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.

In today's episode, we have the pleasure of being joined by Baber Amin, the Chief Product & Operating Officer at Veridium. Baber brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, and in this conversation, he delves into the importance of building partnerships that go beyond mere reselling opportunities. We'll explore the significance of investing in training for consultants to provide top-notch service to customers and how being a true partner means embedding into the partner's existing ecosystem.But that's not all! We'll also dive into the concept of Product Market Fit and how it's a gradual process rather than an instant transition. Baber uses the analogy of traveling from San Francisco to New York to illustrate the journey of finding Product Market Fit, emphasizing the need for continuous learning and adaptation along the way. Additionally, we'll discover the evolving messaging around passwordless authentication and the importance of clearly communicating its benefits to customers.Hold on tight as Baber takes us through Veridium's innovative approach to deploying phishing-resistant multifactor authentication, their new product developments to enhance biometrics, and the role of channel partners in expanding their reach. We'll explore how Veridium is staying current with industry trends and customer demands, and how they're bridging the gap between technical details and outcomes to drive success.So, whether you're a cybersecurity enthusiast, a startup founder, or just curious about the latest industry insights, this episode is for you. Get ready to gain valuable perspectives on revenue generation, scaling a company, and elevating cybersecurity discussions to a business level. Let's dive in!VeridiumBaber Amin on LinkedIn Support the showFollow me on LinkedIn for regular posts about growing your cybersecurity startupWant to grow your revenue faster? Check out my consulting and trainingNeed ideas about how to grow your pipeline? Sign up for my newsletter.