notoriousb2bshow
The Notorious B2B Show’s Podcast
SNL meets TMZ but for B2B marketing. Hosted by Tas Bober and Tim Davidson, Notorious B2B is where LinkedIn drama, marketing chaos, and corporate cringe get the airtime they deserve. We talk about the stuff no one else wants to say out loud: shady campaigns, unhinged posts, comment bait, teardown culture, and all the things making B2B feel more like reality TV. This is not thought leadership. This is Notorious B2B.
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1 de oct. de 2026
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Episode 2: B2B SaaS partnering with pornstars, public tear-downs, & Linkedin shut down Apollo and Seamless!? Video 06.04.2025 32:47
We had a docket. We couldn't finish it all. Who knew B2B had so much drama? Here's what we did cover: Air’s wild anti-Dropbox ad featuring an actual adult film star (and why we kind of loved it) The difference between a teardown and a public roast (with a special guest appearance: Tas getting publicly roasted) What happens when LinkedIn shuts down your entire company page (Seamless.ai and Apollo...
Episode 1: Million dollar giveaways, boobs guy and the comment bait economy on Linkedin Video 06.04.2025 45:38
We kick off episode one by giving kudos where it's due (spoiler: someone actually won $1M from a Super Bowl AI promo and no one seems to care). Then we get into the current state of LinkedIn: The rise of “comment to get the asset” bait The performance math behind it (yes, we did the math) What happens when you don’t deliver And yes... we talk about that “boobs on LinkedIn” guy This episode is basi...
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