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Go to Market Mastery

Go to Market Mastery

De: Alexander Kohler
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Welcome to the GTM Mastery Podcast, hosted by Alexander Kohler. Delve into the dynamic world of Go to Market strategies, tailor-made for Founders and Go to Market Professionals. Join insightful conversations with industry experts, uncovering successful tactics and navigating common challenges. Stay ahead of market trends, refine customer engagement, and chart your path to triumph. Tune in to amplify your strategic prowess and become a Go-to-Market Master 👑© Sellabl Economía Gestión y Liderazgo Liderazgo Marketing Marketing y Ventas
Episodios
  • Creating B2B Content that converts I Mark Walker - Founder @Revved Up
    Dec 6 2024

    In this podcast episode, Alex and Mark discuss the importance of creating B2B content that converts. They explore the evolution of B2B marketing over time and the channels that modern companies should focus on. They emphasize the value of building a newsletter audience and leveraging LinkedIn as a distribution channel. They also discuss the concept of programmatic SEO and the power of thought leadership content. While YouTube and podcasts can be effective channels, they may not always be the best fit for B2B SaaS businesses. Overall, the key is to create content that addresses different time horizons and provides value to the audience.
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    Questions?
    Alex:
    alexander@sellabl.co

    Alex´s LinkedIn

    Mark:
    Mark's LinkedIn

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    Timestamps:

    00:00 Introduction

    03:46 Guest Introduction and Background

    07:23 Evolution of B2B Marketing and Content Creation


    12:20 Choosing the Right Channels for B2B Companies


    18:21 Building a Newsletter Audience


    20:26 Leveraging LinkedIn as a Distribution Channel


    27:39 Creating Content for Reach and Conversion


    31:18 Categories of Content and Channel Selection


    38:22 YouTube and Podcasts as Channels


    44:12 Conclusion and Closing Remarks

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    45 m
  • Customer Success as Growth Engine I Markus Rentsch - Founder @Remark-able
    Nov 28 2024

    In this episode, Alexander and Markus dive deep into the world of Customer Success Management (CSM) and its potential as a growth engine for businesses, particularly in the SaaS sector. The discussion explores the common pitfalls organizations face when implementing CSM, emphasizing the need for a customer-centric approach. Markus, a veteran in customer success, shares his journey into the field and highlights the importance of understanding customer goals and delivering real value.
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    Questions?
    Alex:
    alexander@sellabl.co

    Alex´s LinkedIn

    Markus:
    Markus's LinkedIn

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    Timestamps:

    00:00 - 04:30
    Introduction


    04:30 - 08:00
    Markus introduces himself and shares his unexpected journey into Customer Success Management, emphasizing the importance of delivering on promises to customers.


    08:00 - 12:00
    Discussion on common mistakes organizations make in CSM, particularly the tendency to prioritize internal metrics over genuine customer value, leading to potential churn.


    12:00 - 16:00
    Exploration of how changing economic conditions are shifting customer expectations, necessitating a stronger focus on delivering real value in CSM.


    16:00 - 20:00
    Markus emphasizes the need for understanding customer goals and problems, advocating for a tailored approach to meet varying customer needs.


    20:00 - 24:00
    Insights into the role of technology and AI in CSM, stressing that while they can enhance processes, they cannot replace the foundational human element required for effective customer engagement.


    24:00 - 28:00
    Discussion on the proactive versus reactive nature of CSM, with Markus explaining how a proactive approach can drive customer success and retention.


    28:00 - 32:00
    The importance of demonstrating the value of CSM to organizational leadership is highlighted, with a focus on aligning CSM efforts with revenue impact.


    32:00 - 36:00
    Markus differentiates between the roles of Customer Success Managers and Account Managers, emphasizing the proactive, strategic nature of CSM.


    36:00 - 40:00
    Strategies for effectively showcasing customer value during Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs) are discussed, along with methods for communicating progress to stakeholders.


    40:00 - 42:54
    Closing thoughts from Markus on the ideal traits of a successful Customer Success Manager and the importance of competitive compensation based on the value they create for the company.


    42:54 - 44:00
    Final remarks from Alexander, encouraging listeners to connect with Markus for further insights and thanking them for tuning in.

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    44 m
  • From 0 to President: Building Sales Reps from Scratch I Dominic Klingberg - Founder ARRtist Circus
    Sep 13 2024

    In this conversation, Alex interviews Dominik Klingberg, co-founder of AI Artist Circus, about building a successful sales organization from scratch. They discuss the stages of a seller's life cycle, the importance of mentorship, effective onboarding strategies for junior reps, and the qualities of top-performing account executives. They also explore how to create a culture that values both SDRs and AEs, and how to retain and develop sales talent. Dominik shares insights from his experience as a sales manager and offers advice on balancing mentorship and managerial responsibilities.
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    Questions?
    Alex:
    alexander@sellabl.co

    Alex´s LinkedIn

    Dominic:
    Dominic's LinkedIn

    ARRtist Circus Tickets:
    https://www.arrtist-circus.com/#Tickets-2025

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    Timestamps:

    00:00 Introduction and Topic Overview

    02:59 Building a Successful Sales Organization

    08:17 Onboarding Strategies for Junior Reps

    12:43 Qualities of Top-Performing Account Executives

    20:25 Creating a Culture that Values SDRs and AEs

    28:36 Retaining and Developing Sales Talent


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    34 m
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