ABM Use Case: Lessons from the Front and How it’s Impacting Sales Pipelines

After running multiple ABM programs, we’ll reveal results and the lessons learned along the way in this show. Featuring an interview with Mark Coronna, Partner & CMO at Chief Outsiders and the fractional CMO with Dalsin Industries, and Tom Judge VP of Strategy at Direct Marketing Partners.

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F#ck Content Marketing: It’s All About Content Experience

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Revenue Rebels is hosted by Rhoan Morgan of DemandLab which is a program on the Funnel Radio Channel.  DemandLab is the sponsor of Revenue Rebels

Six Ways to Make Email Work Smarter for Marketing and Sales

 Everyone in marketing and sales agrees on three things about email, it is indispensable, inexpensive as a promotional tool, and hugely inefficient unless used right.  In this episode of SLMA Radio we interviewed Nick Lissette, CEO of Black Pearl and we discussed how marketing and sales can use email more efficiently.

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Why Successful Acquisitions Need Marketing at the Forefront

Lauren Weiner, Executive Director, Marketing at IHS Markit has been through four acquisitions in her career and has some tips, insights, and word of wisdom for marketers. In this episode of Revenue Rebels, we explore what happens in the first hectic months after acquisition and how marketing can smooth the transition. Host Rhoan Morgan and Lauren Weiner discuss:

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Three Tactical Areas Winners Use - Podcast with Karen Hayward

SLMA guest host and board member Dan McDade (recent CEO of PointClear) and now of Prospect Experience interviews Karen Hayward a managing partner of Chief Outsiders on the subject of what separates winners and losers in the revenue wars. The interview covers three tactical areas that winners use and loses fail to implement. Very interesting.

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Recipe for Growth: How LeadMD Grew 133% Year Over Year

Program host, Jim Obermayer, read a recent press release from LeadMD and what caught his eye was the 133% growth figure for their year over year sales so far in 2019.   “Why” is the question Obermayer asked the company.  The answer prompted the interview for this program with Justin Gray the CEO of LeadMD.  His response is both interesting and predictable for a company that counts several thousand companies as its clients.

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Ignorance is no Excuse, Content Does Have a Measurable ROI - Pamela Muldoon

In this interview with Pamela Muldoon, Revenue Marketing Coach with the Pedowitz Group, we find out that content does have a measurable ROI.  Really, it does.

To hear some marketers complain, the ever ravenous bottomless pit of content consuming ne’er-do-well perspective buyers drain marketing’s budget with nary-a-proof of purchase.  But is the professed ignorance a ploy by marketers that simply don’t know how to prove that the content they create is worth the expense?    This is Part Two of the program:  Connecting Content Creation to the Bottom Line

The host is Jim Obermayer.

About the Guest Pamela Muldoon

Pamela Muldoon is a Revenue Marketing Coach with The Pedowitz with over two decades of traditional and digital marketing experience. She specializes in campaign and content strategy with a passion for helping clients develop a content marketing culture across the organization. Her marketing career started over thirty years ago when she transitioned from on-air personality to Copy Director for a radio station in Wisconsin. Since then, she has taken on multiple marketing roles in her career, having worked with companies like ING, Prudential and Content Marketing Institute. Pamela was named one of the Top 50 Women in Content Marketing in 2017 and in 2018 one of the 20 Women to Watch from the Sales Lead Management Association.

Pamela is also a professional voice over talent and podcaster. When not online working on digital marketing strategies, she can be found unwinding at a Las Vegas poker table or hanging out with her two dogs, Maddi and Copper.

About the Pedowitz Group

The Pedowitz Group (TPG) is a Revenue Marketing™ consulting firm headquartered near Atlanta, Ga. We believe that Marketing is the driver of customer engagement that fuels the revenue engine. Many of today’s successful CMOs are operationalizing business accountability, digital transformation and the customer experience through marketing operations. As your partner, TPG helps you plan, build and optimize your revenue engine by delivering services in MarTech, demand generation and marketing operations.

TPG has worked with over 1,300 clients to enable marketing and sales. Our expertise spans the six major categories of MarTech, including marketing automation, CRM and content platforms. We specialize in helping mid-market and enterprise organizations in financial services, manufacturing, software, technology and business services.  The Pedowitz Group customers have won over 50 national awards for their Revenue Marketing excellence. To discover how we can help your organization become successful Revenue Marketers™, visit http://www.pedowitzgroup.com, or call us at 855-REV-MKTG or visit Revenue Marketer Blog.

Related from Muldoon: Connecting Content Creation to the Bottom Line

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Where to Start on Social Media to Avoid Mistakes and Burnout

As the Global Communications Director at inRiver, Erika Goldwater manages the strategy and execution of the demand generation, communications, social media, and content marketing programs. She has extensive experience in several companies and has learned a lot about leading and teaching her teams about social media mapping, scheduling, and execution

 Know your team, where they gained their knowledge and experience so you are able to bring them into your vision.

1. Present a plan and show the full strategy.
2. Baby steps to explain the steps of what they are, why they need them and how they can implement them.
3. There is regular cadence, ground rules. Those need to be known - a guidebook they can refer to when you are not right with them.

"After those first couple of tweets, they feel more comfortable and are usually good to go." - Erika Goldwater

"Meeting a tweet quota is not social media engagement." - Susan Finch

Determine, what are the strategic goals of the company? Don't spend the time peppering venues where your buyers don't usually engage.

 The goals: 

• Engagement & Trust
• Further your brand
• Share information value to your customers.
• If you aren't going to do that, please don't start social media.
• It's social dialogue in real-time.
• You have to be dedicated to it. If you don't have a team willing to back you up, 
• Teams have to be aligned with the activity - there has to be a commitment to it.
• One tweet, one post - isn't enough.

Be careful about re-tweeting blindly without actually checking and READING the linked article. Same with pinning - where did it originate? Did you read it all the way through? You may get bitten in the fanny if you don't.

How Empathy from Marketers can Improve Marketing & Sales Alignment

How to Measure Event Performance

Events, trade shows, corporate showcases, and user events have grown dramatically in the last five years. And yet, the need to measure event performance beyond the ego boost of having the event is often evasive. The C-suite wants to measure the ROI for events that are into the mid-to-high six figures and beyond. In the episode, Valdiar CEO Victor Kippes discusses how to measure event performance and the technology needed to make it easy.

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Realistic, Effective Content Marketing tactics ANY Company Can Implement.

This is part 2 of an interview with Kristy DelMuto, VP of Strategic Marketing at LLR Partners. If you missed the first interview, we suggest you listen to it here. This continuation goes into specific tactics. Some of which your team can EASILY help you with - two tiny asks a month - really, it's not difficult to make great strides in your reach, but it's a group effort using the most accurate data and data analysis. 

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The Untapped Power of Quora Ads with JD Prater

JD Prater from Quora shares why you should consider marketing on Quora, and some of his best strategies for driving inexpensive, high-quality leads. Don't miss the chance to break through the clutter on a channel that your competitors haven't found yet.

About AJ's guest:

JD Prater is the Quora Evangelist and a regular speaker at conferences across the globe. He's the podcast host of Grow with Quora and The PPC Show. And in his spare time, JD is an avid cyclist, proud new father, and weekend traveler. 

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Why End of Life Conversation Makes Life Itself Easier

Choose Your Own Way:
Why End of Life Conversation Makes Life Itself Easier – for you, your family and your medical team

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