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Most founders stay in the CEO seat too long. Tony Jamous didn't. In this episode of TLDR, I spoke with Tony (founder of Oyster) and Hadi (new CEO) about stepping back when the company needs something different. Not becau
Everyone says cold email is "saturated." But what they really mean is: the usual way of doing cold email is dead. In this episode of TLDR, I spoke to Rey Fernando (CEO, eight25), who's generating 300+ enterprise meetings
Most B2B marketers treat events like a channel. Book a venue. Get people in. Hope something comes out of it. And that's also why they fail. In this episode of TLDR, I spoke with Taryn Talley (30+ events, $2.4M in revenue
Most SaaS companies guess their pricing. Because they're operating from a secondhand context. Competitor research. Pricing surveys. "Best practices." None of that tells you what'll work for YOUR product. And that's exact
Cold email isn’t dying. Lazy marketing is. In this episode of TLDR, I spoke with James Milsom, Head of Marketing at Hunter.io , about what’s actually working in cold outreach right now. Here’s some uncomfortable truths:
Most marketers still treat cold calling like it’s not their job. And that’s a problem that needs to be fixed. In this episode of TLDR, Evan Dunn shares how he took an outbound program from 0 to 5 meetings/day - not by ju
LinkedIn Ads used to be niche and expensive. Now it's mainstream and expensive. In this episode of TLDR, Srikrishna (CEO of Factors.ai ) and I were discussing how the change in LinkedIn Ads is massive: B2B ad spend on Li
Most writers are worried AI will take their jobs. But Devin says CMOs should be way more worried. In this episode of TLDR, I sat down with Devin; ex-CEO of Animals, consultant to B2B brands, and all-around content strate
Lead scoring is BS. At least that's what I thought before talking to Jon Farah. Here's the thing - I've seen too many companies do this: Marketing teams sit in a room. "Website visit = 1 point. eBook download = 10 points
We just had one of the best-dressed guests on our podcast! And while we didn't get to go deep into grooming tips, we did get to talk a lot about building a founder brand. 38 MQLs (in 1 month), with >10% of revenue tied t
With programmatic SEO you can create 100s of pages at once. When I started my career, I saw companies like Zapier, Canva and AirBnB see great success with this, so I dreamt of implementing this. But when I tried learning
2x engagement. 7x meetup turnout. All from simply asking people to pay! Most people worry that monetizing a community will kill engagement. Harsh proved the opposite. He added a small membership fee, and in just 2 weeks:
A lot of marketers chase shiny new personas. Very few ask: “ Who are we overlooking ?” Turns out these “forgotten audiences” convert like crazy. I spoke with Andy Groller, CEO of Dragon360, about how his team helped Snag
How do you build $100M in pipeline without a massive sales team? David Ly from Iveda had the best answer: Partner with someone who already has one. After 20+ years of building cloud video and AI platforms, here’s what he
At Spear Growth, we once built a massive partner program. Around 40 odd companies from SaaS tools, VCs, agencies with complementary services - everyone you could think of was technically our “partner.” Now how many leads
"We put bounties on our prospects…and generated $100K” 🤠 Tara just shared the most creative event marketing I've seen. The challenge: Make a $40K booth sponsorship actually worth it. Their solution? Create literal "WANT
8000 leads at just $5 each? Yep! This YouTube strategy from Ryan Deiss is something you just cannot miss. I mean seriously, look at these results: 🔷 Generated 8000+ high-quality leads 🔷 Reduced cost per lead by 70% 🔷
I'm still geeking out over this conversation with Emilia (VP of Marketing, Userpilot). She shared their complete ABM playbook and - this is wild - it's EXACTLY the same strategy we use at Spear Growth! (I honestly though
I'm genuinely excited about this one because Niall just shared something brilliantly simple (you know I love it when the simple stuff wins!) Here's what's awesome: Generated £4M+ pipeline revenue Pure organic LinkedIn co
I'm genuinely excited about this one because Niall just shared something brilliantly simple (you know I love it when the simple stuff wins!) Here's what's awesome: Generated £4M+ pipeline revenue Pure organic LinkedIn co
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