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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..

Modern Marketing with Seth Godin

In this episode, Dan Balcauski, the founder of Product Tranquility, joins us to discuss how to do SaaS pricing -- one of those topics we have wanted to discuss for a long time. Through the episode, Dan throws light on:
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...

How to do SaaS pricing: with Dan Balcauski

In this episode, the agile marketing leader Justin Zimmerman joins us to discuss content and partnerships – specifically the relationship between the two. He dives deep into:

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
5.  The Jobs-To-Be-Done based content strategy For Partners & Customer Marketing, and a lot more...

The role of content in building partnerships: Justin Zimmerman

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...

How to build a brand new sub category: Kara Goldin

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?

Marketing skills needed to stand out : Stacey Danheiser

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...

Leveling up on video strategies: with Dan Mills

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?
6. When should you involve CS teams in the whole PLG lifecycle and more...

Product-led revenue: What does it mean and how is it different from PLG?

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The ABM Conversations Podcast is focused on helping B2B marketers and sales professionals in exploring strategies, tactics and real experiments to drive revenue, customer engagement, retention and more. It is a rare marketing podcast that promises to stay away from fluff and vanity metrics. 

Each podcast episode deconstructs marketing tactics and strategies used by world-class performers from diverse sub-domains such as content, marketing strategy, online advertising, knowledge panels, product marketing and more. 

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