Pranav & Austin
GTMN
GTMN is the GTM News Podcast. A live weekly show that sits at the intersection of growth marketing, sales tech, marketing tech, and ad tech. We are the “Front Page for GTM Tech” — blending sharp commentary, data storytelling, interviews, and trends. Hosts are Pranav Piyush and Austin Hay — both operators in the ecosystem with GTM experience across Ramp, PayPal, Dropbox, mParticle, Branch, BILL, and with published courses at Reforge!
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GTMN - E2 - Google Hiding AI Content, Sora's Explosive Growth, Netflix's New Playbook! 17.10.2025 41:01
In the second episode of GTMN, hosts Pranav Piyush and Austin Hay dive into the explosive growth of OpenAI's Sora and the subsequent IP backlash from major players like Disney. They analyze a groundbreaking report revealing how Google appears to be filtering AI-generated content from search results. The conversation also covers Netflix's new strategic playbook, including a partnership wi...
OpenAI AgentKit, Amex & PayPal Launch Ads, TikTok is Back! 09.10.2025 37:08
In the inaugural episode of GTMN, hosts Pranav Piyush and Austin Hay discuss the latest innovations in go-to-market technology, focusing on OpenAI's recent developments, including the introduction of an app directory and SDK. They explore the implications of these changes for both consumer and enterprise applications, the evolving landscape of marketing strategies, and the challenges posed by...
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