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Web3 CMO Stories

Web3 CMO Stories

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Web3 CMO Stories is the leading podcast for Web3, AI and strategic brand building.

Hosted by Joeri Billast – author of The Future CMO (endorsed by Philip Kotler), international speaker and media host.

This top five percent global show brings sharp, strategic conversations for founders, CMOs and marketers in Web3, AI and digital business.


Guests include respected thought leaders and marketing minds from the blockchain, AI and digital business scene.


You’ll hear insights from voices such as Gary Vaynerchuk (Gary Vee), Chris Do, Mark Schaefer, Joe Pulizzi, Ben Goertzel (SingularityNET) and Jason Yeager (MyTechCEO). Coming up: Musa Tariq


Each episode offers clear, actionable ideas to help you grow with trust, visibility and narrative clarity in a fast-changing technological landscape.

Featured in Cryptopolitan and sponsored by CoinDesk (2024), RYO (2025-2026) and Metricool (2026)

© 2026 Joeri Billast
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  • Stop Hiding Behind Your Brand | S6 E17
    Apr 9 2026

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    Stop hiding behind your brand. That line sets the tone for a sharp conversation with Stephan Bajaio, a CEO, co-founder, and longtime SEO and digital marketing leader who has helped major brands navigate search. We talk about what too many executives still miss: marketing is not a parade of new tactics. When teams default to “marketing by the latest thing” whether that is AI, voice, or the next trend they avoid the hard work of alignment, introspection, and execution. And that is exactly where growth quietly breaks.

    We also take on the LLM visibility hype head-on. Stephan explains why chasing rankings inside ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and other large language models looks a lot like a gold rush: lots of noise, fast-changing conditions, and very few durable winners. With AI search results changing constantly, the better strategy is to build fundamentals that any engine can ingest and interpret: strong information architecture, schema, technical SEO, crawlability, and clean signals. The goal is not to “game” an engine but to optimise your data and make your brand understandable wherever decisions get formed.

    Then we bring it back to what actually earns loyalty: writing for humans, leading with usefulness, and proving authenticity through real stories and real empathy. We discuss trust-driven metrics like lifetime value and loyalty scoring, why the funnel should not end at purchase, and how analysis paralysis can kill momentum. If you care about organic search, AI marketing, brand trust, and content strategy that survives change, you will get practical clarity from this one.

    This episode was recorded through a Descript call on April 7, 2026. Read the blog article and show notes here: https://webdrie.net/stop-hiding-behind-your-brand

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    This podcast is supported by RYO, one of the projects working on simplifying Web3 user experiences.

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  • Behind the Scenes of a TEDx Talk (And Why Most Messages Don’t Land) | S6 E16
    Mar 30 2026

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    If your message only lands when you are allowed to pitch, it is not a message, it is a shove. Recording a few days after my TEDx talk in Lisbon, I unpack what surprised me most about the TEDx format and why it is a masterclass in clarity for marketers, founders, and leaders trying to stand out in a world full of noise.

    TEDx demands one clear idea worth spreading, and that constraint is far harder than it sounds. I talk through the moment I restarted my script just six days before the talk, the discipline of saying less, and how the strict “no selling” rule reveals whether your brand message can resonate without pressure. We also get practical about communication skills: how energy, presence, and timing shape what people feel, why rehearsals can drain you, and what changed when I showed up calmer and more intentional on the day.

    I also share a behind-the-scenes look at my writing process for The Future CMO, including how AI helped with structure and pattern-finding across my podcast conversations, and why the real accelerator is still clarity. If AI is speeding up content marketing and shrinking attention, the advantage shifts from creating more to creating what truly resonates. Listen, share this with someone who is refining their positioning, and leave a review with your answer: what is the one idea you stand for?

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    💼 Connect on LinkedIn

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  • Crypto That Feels Like A Text Message | S6 E15
    Mar 26 2026

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    Crypto doesn’t have an adoption problem because people are “not ready”. It has an adoption problem because too many products still feel like a pop quiz. Kalib Stevens, responsible for corporate communications at RYO in Japan, joins us to get specific about where everyday users struggle and why most Web3 onboarding fails the moment a newcomer hits unfamiliar crypto jargon.

    We start with what Kalib learned helping artists and creators try Web3: the tech has to earn its place by delivering obvious benefits fast. Then we borrow a lens from free-to-play gaming and virtual worlds, where users can switch instantly and the only real currency is attention. That same dynamic applies to crypto wallets. If your crypto wallet user experience is confusing or stressful, users delete the app and move on, especially when one small mistake can feel permanent.

    From there, we dig into what “it just works” should mean for Web3. Kalib breaks down why messaging is such a powerful gateway to digital finance, and how a communication-first approach can make sending crypto feel as natural as sending a text. We also tackle one of the biggest friction points in security and trust: long wallet addresses that resemble serial numbers. By comparing them to everyday patterns like email plus two-factor authentication, we explore how wallets can become more accessible without lowering standards for safety.

    We wrap with a quick look at Revival, a manga project bringing RYO's story to life, and where you can find LIFE Wallet on iOS and Android. If you found this helpful, subscribe, share it with a friend who’s crypto-curious, and leave a review so more people can find the show.

    This episode was recorded through a Descript call on February 24, 2026. Read the blog article and show notes here: https://webdrie.net/crypto-that-feels-like-a-text-message

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Joeri Billast runs one of the better marketing conversations out there with Web3 CMO Stories. He’s deeply knowledgeable, intentional with his questions, and focused on creating conversations that actually matter. You can tell he’s put real thought into both his guests and the discussion arc. Highly recommend the show for CMOs and operators who value depth over hype.

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