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Hard to Market
On Hard to Market, we discuss the challenges marketing nuanced products and services in the B2B space. Guests include marketing leaders in diverse industries that have products or services that are tricky to sell. Expect to hear success and horror stories from the marketing front-lines on the very next episode of Hard to Market.
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Episodes
Cold Outreach is Weak. . . 17.10.2023 21:32
In this episode, Brian Mattocks and Sean Boyce dive into the pitfalls of cold outreach, shedding light on why it can feel like a poor-quality marketing scheme. The episode emphasizes the importance of providing value, building relationships, and delivering personalized messaging to stand out from the crowd. The hosts also discuss the significance of personalization, credibility indicators, and eff...
Navigating the Learning Process in Marketing 16.10.2023 2:11
Discover the key to success in marketing as we explore how learning and growing in this space requires a constellation of knowledge. By committing to a consistent approach and refining your daily behaviors, you can overcome challenges and find unique solutions for growing your business. Key Points • Learning in marketing is a continuous process, not a quick fix. • Success in marketing comes from a...
My podcast isn't generating business what do I do? 13.10.2023 15:51
This podcast episode focuses on the challenges faced by podcasters when their content doesn't align with their business goals. Emphasizing the importance of perseverance, the hosts provide guidance on making strategic changes to improve the connection between podcasting and business objectives. They further discuss the significance of building relationships, growing the podcast over time, and attr...
The Secret to Compelling Content is in the Gap 12.10.2023 4:13
Discover the importance of being concise in show notes and marketing materials, inspired by the movie "Crazy People." Learn how to effectively communicate your key message, create curiosity gaps, and captivate your audience. Find out how to analyze and edit your content using the "Five Whys" method to reveal the root cause. Uncover the secrets to crafting compelling headlines and engaging readers/...
Creating Successful Brands: The Art and Science Behind Brand Positioning 11.10.2023 41:57
This episode delves into the world of brand positioning with Simon Graj, CEO of Graj + Gustavsen, an experienced expert in creating and positioning iconic brands. Simon discusses his company's approach to bringing brands to life and highlights the importance of vision and execution. He emphasizes the power of positioning for long-term success. Additionally, the episode explores the significance of...
Challenges in Marketing: The Role of Truth and Integrity 10.10.2023 4:37
In this episode, we explore the importance of authenticity in marketing and how it can help build trust and long-term relationships. We discuss the challenges marketers face in delivering guaranteed results and how leaning on social proof can provide a more compelling solution. Key Points • Authenticity and transparency in marketing eliminate the need for explanations when things don't go as plann...
Nurturing Your Guest Network: Strategies for Long-Term Growth 06.10.2023 2:06
In this episode, we explore the importance of building and maintaining relationships with guests on your podcast. Just like in the rest of your business life, nurturing these connections is crucial for long-term success. We discuss various strategies to engage with guests across different communication channels, ensuring valuable content and continuous support. Learn how to cultivate a strong gues...
Google Podcasts is Dead: What Does This Mean for Podcasters? 05.10.2023 2:34
In the latest podcasting news, Google is discontinuing Google Casts in favor of YouTube Music, raising concerns for podcast lovers who prefer having separate platforms for music and podcasts. Apple is also following suit by incorporating Apple Music into the podcast app, resembling Spotify's interface. As a podcast owner, it's crucial to know where your audience is coming from and make adjustments...
The wrong way to approach Podcasting in the B2B space 03.10.2023 21:32
In this episode, Brian Mattocks and Sean Boyce discuss the evolution of podcasting, with a focus on how dynamics change as a show grows. Long-term thinking and a farming approach to content marketing are highlighted as essential. Attention garnered by a popular show is explored, as well as insights on handling different types of inbound guest requests. The importance of discernment and building me...
How to Identify Your Ideal Client 02.10.2023 4:28
Discovering your ideal client can be a complex process, but there are key indicators that can help you know when you've found the right fit. One crucial factor is language matching, where the words you use to describe your solution align with your customer's description of their problem. Additionally, search volume and anecdotal evidence from sales teams or prospecting calls can provide valuable i...
Buzzworthy Narratives: Bees, Humans, and Storytelling 29.09.2023 3:50
Dive into the importance of storytelling in podcasting and how it can elevate your content. Learn how to incorporate storytelling techniques into your interviews and engage your audience with compelling narratives. Key Points • Storytelling is essential for sharing knowledge and lessons across generations. • Design your podcasting process to include storytelling elements. • Use evoking questions l...
The Power of First Impressions in Podcasting and Online Marketing 28.09.2023 4:29
In the world of podcasting and online marketing, first impressions can make or break your success. While many focus on the content itself, it's actually the title and thumbnail that serve as critical first impressions. This episode explores the importance of creating captivating titles and thumbnails, provides guidance on clickbait, and emphasizes the need for quality content. Key Points • First i...
The Key to Successful Podcasting: Starting Small 27.09.2023 3:55
When starting your own podcast, it's important to have the right equipment in order to produce high-quality audio. While it can be tempting to invest in expensive equipment right away, it's best to start small and gradually upgrade as your podcast grows. The most important piece of equipment to invest in initially is a good microphone, which can cost around $100 or less. This will provide clear an...
Cold Outreach on LinkedIn is Dead. Now what? 26.09.2023 18:17
In this episode, Brian Mattocks and Sean Boyce dive into the vital role of precise outreach within the sales process, with a special focus on leveraging LinkedIn. They explore the unexpected drawbacks that can arise from poorly executed hunting campaigns and underscore the importance of selecting the most suitable communication channels. Moreover, the host stresses the significance of providing va...
The Importance of Human Elements in Marketing 25.09.2023 3:50
In the world of automated and impersonal marketing, it is crucial to remember that business is done with and for people. Incorporating human elements in marketing, such as emotional content and vulnerability, can greatly enhance connection and engagement. On the Hard to Market podcast, guests share their experiences and the three biggest lessons they learned from marketing challenges. Key Points •...
The Truth about Sales: It's More than Just a Numbers Game 22.09.2023 2:55
In this episode, we debunk the myth that sales is solely a numbers game and emphasize the significance of having a well-defined sales process. Without process control, even the highest quantity of leads won't lead to successful conversions. As a marketer, it is crucial to establish process control and have a comprehensive understanding of the entire business flow. Only then can marketers effective...
Navigating the Phases of Podcasting: Learning, Vigilance, and Flow State 21.09.2023 5:48
Join us as we explore the different phases of podcasting, from the initial learning process to achieving a flow state as a podcaster. Discover how to navigate the journey from hypervigilance to unconscious competence, and the importance of embracing the growth and learning opportunities along the way. Key Points • Podcasting is a continuous learning process with phases of learning, hyper vigilance...
Cultivating Your Unique Podcasting Voice & Developing a Personal Style 20.09.2023 4:23
In this episode, we explore the importance of avoiding gimmicks in order to maintain interest without detracting from the podcast's objective. We discuss the process of developing a personal style and finding your unique voice in the space. Additionally, we delve into the significance of embracing useful feedback while filtering out irrelevant criticisms. Key Points • Gimmicky sound effects may in...
Leveraging CRM Data and Marketing Insights for Sales Success 19.09.2023 22:32
In this episode, Geena Greguric, an independent marketing consultant, shares her experience marketing a B2B SaaS safety software company in the trucking industry. Geena discusses the challenges she faced and the strategies she employed to successfully market the product. She emphasizes the importance of leveraging CRM data and marketing insights to improve sales outcomes and foster a strong relati...
Building Authenticity Through Emotional Availability 18.09.2023 4:30
Discover the impact of emotional content in the business world and learn how being emotionally available can transform your content creation process. By shifting your perspective and focusing on genuine connections, you'll create better quality content that resonates with your audience and drives meaningful engagement. Key Points • Content creation is intricately linked to the success of your busi...
The Strengths and Weaknesses of Building in Public 15.09.2023 5:22
Building in public is a trend that involves sharing raw and unedited content as a way to create a genuine connection with the audience. This approach allows for trial and error, engagement, and a focus on the learning process. It contrasts with heavily curated and finished content. In the age of short-form content dominance, building in public drives engagement, builds communities, and can be adju...
The Changing Landscape of Podcasting: Exploring Computer Assisted Technologies 14.09.2023 4:09
Discover how computer assisted technologies are revolutionizing podcasting and improving audio quality. Explore the different levels of the technology stack, from initial signal processing to post-processing and graphic equalization. While these tools are valuable, the most essential tool for podcasting success is your own energy, enthusiasm, and discipline. Embrace the learning process and contin...
Content Strategy: How to Make Your Existing Content Work Harder for You 13.09.2023 4:58
In this episode, we delve into the importance of maximizing the impact of your content. From distribution to interlinking and refreshing, we explore strategies to ensure your content serves its purpose and drives your business goals. Learn how to leverage your existing content and connect it seamlessly for greater success. Key Points • Unpublished content is valueless – connect it to a mode of dis...
From Touring Band to Marketing Agency: The Unconventional Journey of Kyber 12.09.2023 33:22
In this episode, Jay Miller from Kyber discusses the unique origin story of their marketing agency, which started as a means to support their band while on tour. They delve into how Kyber has evolved into a successful business and the impact it has on their work culture and client interactions. Jay shares his agency's approach of leveraging his extensive network, focusing on sales, embracing remot...
The Impact of Your Face: How Your Facial Expressions Influence Perception 11.09.2023 2:51
Discover how your face plays a significant role in communication and the perception of your podcast audience. Learn how managing your facial expressions can enhance engagement and improve the way people listen to you. Key Points • Your face is an essential aspect of your outward appearance and communicates your messaging faster than anything else. • Psychological evidence suggests that the face yo...
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