Jonathan Huang is the Head of Global Digital Marketing at Spinnaker Support, a global provider of on-premise and cloud-based enterprise software support services. With over 12 years of experience in digital marketing, e-commerce, and content production, Jonathan's diverse background ranges from IT services to working with an NBA team. In his role, he leads demand generation efforts and specializes in crafting strategies that drive sales for enterprise software support services. He is known for his creativity in addressing marketing limitations in B2B and B2C companies.

In this episode of the Tailwind Marketing Podcast, Carlos Corredor talks with Jonathan Huang, Head of Global Digital Marketing at Spinnaker Support. Jonathan shares his insights on aligning sales and marketing teams under one revenue umbrella, emphasizing the importance of clean data and collaboration. He also discusses key tactics for demand generation in long sales cycles and how his team improved their pipeline by focusing on bottom-funnel actions and leveraging SEO to expand top-funnel reach.

COVID crushed events. Then AI, automation, and inbox spam made everyone forget how to talk to people.

In this episode, Jocelyn Sexton and Carlos break down what's actually working with events, and why the ROI isn't in the booth. From "just go to the bar" tactics to how to avoid webinar fatigue, they show how to make people care, follow up like a human, and stop treating every interaction like a pitch. Whether it's a conference, a dinner, or a podcast, if you're not building a real relationship, you're just wasting time, effort, and budget.

The buyer's journey has changed and so should your marketing. In this episode, Jeff Bradburry and Carlos Corredor talk through how the shift to digital has changed what marketing needs to focus on. It's no longer about pushing content or chasing clicks, but about creating qualified opportunities that lead to real pipeline. They challenge the idea of being "data-driven" when the data is just clicks, and explain why cold email or paid search still have value—it all depends on where the buyer is in their process. If your marketing isn't tied to sales, it's not doing its job.