Marketing Trends
Summary: Marketing Trends is your #1 podcast for news that matters about marketing and marketing technology. Twice a week you’ll get interviews with trailblazing marketers, including CMOs, CEOs, VPs, and industry leaders. You’ll hear war stories from marketers who helped build the Fortune 500. Our guests share how they lead high-performance marketing teams, with best practices and lessons that you won’t learn anywhere else.
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Ian and Lauren are joined by Brian Rothenberg, a GM, CMO, and VP of Growth at Eventbrite. He helped grow Eventbrite from 100 employees to over 1,000 and a successful IPO earlier this year. In this episode, we discuss the top marketing trends for 2019.
How can marketers use engaging storytelling to hook their audience? Mission CEO Chad Grills sat down with Meredith Ayan, Executive Director of SPCA International, to answer exactly that.
Joely Urton, VP of Analyst Relations at Box, joins Lauren and Ian to talk all things analyst relations, including how to manage an effective AR program, how to measure its success, and when a company should begin an AR program.
Jaleh Bisharat is the Founder and CEO of NakedPoppy. In her career as a marketer, Jaleh has served as the CMO of Eventbrite, and a marketing VP for Amazon, Jawbone, and OpenTable. In part 2, Jaleh discusses why she decided to not use a Powerpoint deck when pitching NakedPoppy, the best way to build a great team, and what it takes to be a great CMO.
Jaleh Bisharat is the Founder and CEO of NakedPoppy. In her career as a marketer, Jaleh has served as the CMO of Eventbrite, and a marketing VP for Amazon, Jawbone, and OpenTable. In part one of our interview with Jaleh, she discusses what she learned working with Jeff Bezos, how to be customer-obsessed, and best practices for conducting effective market research.
Matthew Trifiro, CMO of Vapor IO, discusses the "dirty secret" of launch products, the best advice for a new CMO, and why he thinks press releases are often useless.
Christopher Lochhead, co-author of the Harper Collins’ instant classic Play Bigger, joins Ian to discuss why category design is the most important skill set for a CMO, why competing is bad, and how to get creatives to do legendary work.
Few brands have had as large an impact on the world of marketing and advertising as Apple. For more than forty years, their advertising has set the bar for greatness. In part 2, Lauren and Ian break down Apple ads from 1998 to today. We see how having an enemy makes for great marketing, and how to turn every product into an advertisement.
Few brands have had as large an impact on the world of marketing and advertising as Apple. For more than forty years, their advertising has set the bar for greatness. In the first of a two part series, Lauren and Ian break down Apple ads from 1977 to 1997. The lessons drawn from these ads will help you "think different" and inspire you to be more creative.
On this episode of Marketing Trends, we explore sales and marketing alignment. We brought in Sean Sheppard, a sales expert, to help explain how organizations can better align the two. Sean is the founding partner of GrowthX and Co-Founder of GrowthX Academy. He is a serial entrepreneur who has successfully grown dozens of early-stage companies. In addition to his experience as a multi-time founder, Sean co-founded the Professional Sales College.
On this episode, Ian introduces his new co-host, Lauren Vaccarello. Lauren is a digital marketer who has held senior marketing roles with tech companies like Salesforce, AdRoll, and Box. She also co-authored two influential books on marketing: “The Retargeting Playbook” and “Complete B2B Online Marketing.” Ian and Lauren discuss Lauren's background in marketing, why CMOs get fired, and how executives can keep up with the latest trends in marketing.
On this episode of Marketing Trends, Ian talks with Shannon Duffy, an SVP of Marketing at Salesforce. Shannon talked about how to build a marketing team from the ground up, how to take complex things and make them simple, and how "Melrose Place" inspired her to get into marketing.
On this episode of Marketing Trends, Ian talks with Menaka Shroff, Global Head of Marketing of Devices and Mobility at Google. Menaka has also worked in marketing roles for Box and Yahoo. We cover how she manages to find great companies to work for right before they take off, how to use analytics to drive better marketing, and how to get sales and marketing into better alignment.
On this episode of Marketing Trends, Ian and Chad talk with Mark Viden, VP of Marketing for Dignity Health. Dignity Health is a large healthcare company based in California that does more than $10 billion in revenue and employs more than 60,000 people. Mark shares the early impact of reading David Ogilvy, how he deals with rejection, and sheds light on his 17-year career at Dignity Health.
On this episode of Marketing Trends, Chad and Ian talk to Sara Varni, the CMO of Twilio. She talks about how CMOs can pitch expensive and risky initiatives, how marketers waste money by failing to make long term plans, and she shares a few tactics that her team uses to be meticulous about finding ways to connect with the customer.
