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In this episode of Troubleshooting Enablement, Devon McDermott, your host and EnableNerd, welcomes Federico Presicci, enablement strategist, leader of GetAccept's enablement team, and creator of the Enablement Insight blog. With extensive experience in building enablement functions and sharing best practices across the community, Federico dives deep into maximizing the value of enablement technology and AI-driven strategies.Here is what Devon and Federico discussed:Clarifying outcomes and aligning with GTM strategy: Why starting with clearly defined, measurable outcomes is critical for long-term success.Integrating tech into enablement strategy: How to connect sales technology, such as Gong and Seismic, to ensure scalable impact and behavior change.Prioritizing processes over tools: Before implementing any tech, understand the key processes that impact business outcomes and design your tech stack accordingly.Leveraging AI co-pilots and conversational intelligence: Insights into how AI-driven tools can automate workflows, improve data quality, and enhance GTM collaboration.Digital Sales Rooms vs. Traditional CMS: Federico shares why digital sales rooms offer a more effective, buyer-centric approach to engagement than legacy content management systems.Using generative AI as a thinking partner: Federico's unique take on using AI tools like ChatGPT for brainstorming, performance management, and skill-building.Adapting enablement strategies based on organizational readiness: How to assess the maturity level of your organization to create realistic enablement roadmaps.Tune in to hear Federico's invaluable insights on aligning enablement with business priorities, selecting the right tools, and building a future-ready enablement function.Connect with Federico Presicci:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/federico-presicci/Blog: federicopresicci.comNewsletter: federicopresicci.com/newsletter/Connect with Devon:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devonmcdermott/Do you have a complex enablement challenge you want to troubleshoot? Submit your questions to Devon at devon@troubleshootingenablement.com.

Welcome to our insightful episode on sales enablement, featuring Federico Presicci, a seasoned expert in B2B sales and current Director of Sales Enablement at GetAccept. Federico brings a wealth of knowledge from his experiences in the SaaS, FinTech, and technology sectors, focusing on enhancing sales team skills globally.

Links here! ⤵️ This episode covers:Less budget = More creativity to reach same ROIHow to start a side gig that generates revenueBuilding a community & launching a chrome extensionHow one idea creates a domino effectB2B influencers and how to leverage theseWelcome to Hot SaaS - the interactive podcast covering the hottest within SaaS

Welcome to our insightful episode on sales enablement, featuring Federico Presicci, a seasoned expert in B2B sales and current Director of Sales Enablement at Geraxert. Federico brings a wealth of knowledge from his experiences in the SaaS, FinTech, and technology sectors, focusing on enhancing sales team skills globally.

 In this episode we give you a deep-dive on how to transition from Lead Generation to Demand Generation. I will give you the ins and outs on how we did this journey at GetAccept and the results we've seen from it.You will learn about:Understand where your audience consume contentSplit your funnel into high-intent and low-intentUnderstand the dark funnelCreate demand vs capture demand?Why should you care about building an owned audience?

Tara Robertson is the Head of Demand Generation at Chili Piper, one of the most badass SaaS companies around. In this episode, she talks about how to use podcasts as your main content piece and how to tie it back to revenue. On this episode we talk about: - What to think about when creating your own podcast as a company - How to tie your podcasting efforts back to revenue (hint: it's possible)- Why thought leadership ads might be the most interesting ads format yet - Structure of the marketing team at Chili Piper and why it works so well

Pasha Irshad is one of these marketers on LinkedIn that have a really clear niche and expertise, HubSpot and how marketers can excel at using it. Around 1,5 years ago he decided to create a B2B agency with this unique perspective and have since experienced massive growth.On this episode we talk about:- Most common faults marketers do when using HubSpot?- Most important reports to have built out?- How to think about marketing attribution while using HubSpot?- Setting expectations for success when shifting from lead gen to demand gen

Carl Carell is the Co-founder and CRO of GetAccept, the all-in-one digital sales room platform that enables revenue teams to increase win rates by engaging and understanding buyers, from opportunity to signed deal. GetAccept has raised more than $30M in venture funding from Bessemer Venture Partners, Y Combinator, Amino Capital, and DN Capital. Carl has co-founded several companies and has extensive experience in scaling SaaS sales, go-to-market, leadership, and business development. Outside of GetAccept, Carl enjoys helping other founders and riding bicycles up a mountain. Connect with Carl: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlcarell/The podcast is brought to you by Sales Code, a MEDDICC MEDIA production, helping revenue leaders unlock added value in B2B SaaS sales teams.Your views on our podcast are always welcome, as well as any questions you might have for our podcast guests.Connect with the show host Kevin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinthiele/

Carl is the co-founder and chief revenue officer of GetAccept, a rapidly-growing SaaS company with offices around the world. In this episode, he shares how they grew a strong international presence throughout Europe and beyond. 

James Sutton has been working at two of the fastest growing SaaS companies in the UK for the last 4 years, Cognism & Jiminny. In this episode he shares openly why playbooks need to be different dependent on the company you work for and how to make it work regardless. On this episode we talk about:- How to grow revenue through subject matter experts (SMEs)- How to build a paid ads playbook focusing on engagement- Why shifting from lead gen to demand gen too fast might hurt you- What's James biggest learnings from working at both Cognism & Jiminny?

What should you prioritize first when you get back after your vacation? In this episode, we talk about how and why you should evaluate H1 in order to crush your marketing targets in H2.

Andrew Davies is the CMO at one of the coolest SaaS companies out there, Paddle. During 2022 they took in their Series D investment of $200m and are now over 300 employees.  In this episode, Andrew shares openly how they think about growing during a recession and why marketers should get back to the fundamentals.  On this episode we talk about:- What does a recession mean for us as marketers?- How can we work towards cost-efficient growth instead of growth at all costs?- Why focusing on your existing customers might be your best bet

Get your digital sales needs covered with ease in our all-in-one software! The digital sales room empowers revenue teams to increase win rates by engaging and understanding buyers from opportunity to signed deal. Loved by sales and operations leaders, enablement pioneers, legal teams, and customer success professionals globally. Connect with Carl

Justin Rowe is one of the brightest stars when it comes to LinkedIn Ads for B2B. One thing that's so great about Justin is the fact that he openly shares the playbooks and frameworks he is running for his clients and in this episode he deep-dives into how you could use them for yourselves. On this episode we talk about:- Most common LinkedIn Ads mistakes in B2B (and how to fix them!)- Justin's LinkedIn Ads B2B Playbook- How do you measure success from LinkedIn Ads?

Q1 is done and dusted: How did we achieve our highest paid pipeline ever?Adam Holmgren (Global Demand Gen Leader at GetAccept) and Canberk Beker (Head of Paid Acq at Cognism) give you their secrets on how they crushed their paid pipeline during the first quarter of 2023. Find out:How to succeed with LinkedIn Ads in a Demand Gen settingWhy Lead Gen forms could be your next successHow Facebook can drive direct pipeline with a conversion objectiveExperimenting with Youtube and Reddit could be your next move

We've never seen so much chatter about ABM as in the last few months. Marketing teams have been forced to niche down their marketing efforts and focus on high-value accounts. But executing on ABM can mean so many things. In this episode we run through a pilot program anyone could start doing if you are looking to do more ABM.On this episode we talk about:- How do you decide on what accounts to include? How many they should be?- What kind of tools do you need?- What can a pilot playbook look like?- How can ABM and Demand Generation work together?This episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack, GetAccept & N.Rich.

Lead generation is usually great for acquiring many contacts, but it also favors quantity over quality. Demand generation, on the other hand, focuses on attracting relevant people based on what they need to solve at a given time. It favors quality over quantity and has a greater impact on revenue. Put simply, companies focusing solely on lead generation may be missing out BIG TIME

During the last few years Cognism have been a real success story in their shift from Lead Gen to Demand Gen. A little over 6 months ago, Canberk Beker joined the company as their Global Head of Paid Acquisition and managed to double the ROI from their paid pipeline during these months. In this episode he shares how he did it:- How they generated a huge pipeline from Competitor Ads on Google- What does LinkedIn in-feed consumption really mean?- Can you capture Conversions on Facebook and how do you do it?- And much much moreThis episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack, GetAccept & N.Rich.

Having an excellent buyer experience is a key contributor to driving revenue success. But how do you engage buyers and provide that optimal experience?In this episode of The Revenue Engine Podcast, Samir Smajic, the CEO and Founder at GetAccept, shares how a digital sales room empowers teams to engage and understand the buyer from opportunity to signed deal. Connect with Samir - https://www.linkedin.com/in/samirsmajic/ This episode is brought to you by Growth Forum - sign up for 30-days free, use the code: GROW30Growth Forum is a place to Connect, Learn and Grow. Launching February 2023 Growth Forum has a new prospecting program to help Sellers take control of their pipeline. The program is usually valued at $2500 but if you sign up to Growth Forum now you will receive access to this program for free! https://www.growthforum.io/

Episode Summary:In this episode of SaaS Origin Stories, Phil is joined by Carl Carell, Co-Founder of GetAccept, a digital sales room empowering revenue teams to increase their win rates by engaging and understanding buyers. Previously, Carl was also the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Adsensus Denmark Aps, and was a Sales Manager AtlasTM SRL.They have an insightful discussion about just how educated buyers are now compared to years ago; why you need to be careful about who you choose to run a business with; the importance of learning through failure; and the impact of having a healthy working culture. They also get into why, as a startup, you need to be able to execute your ideas quickly, but also why you shouldn't overwork yourself.Guest at a Glance:Name: Carl CarellAbout Ran: Carl Carell is the Co-Founder of GetAccept, a digital sales room empowering revenue teams to increase their win rates by engaging and understanding buyers. Previously, Carl was also the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Adsensus Denmark Aps, and was a Sales Manager AtlasTM SRL.One of his colleagues, Kevin Montano, had this to say about him: “It is rare to possess as much charisma and emotional intelligence as Carl. I was lucky enough to learn from him during my time with the company he founded, GetAccept.”Carl on LinkedInCarl on TwitterGetAccept on LinkedInGetAccept's WebsiteTopics we cover:How GetAccept helps create fantastic opportunities for businessesCarl's advice for choosing business partnersThe hardships of building a SaaS businessLearning curves in starting a businessThe importance of retaining a healthy business cultureMake sure you execute your ideasThe process of funding your businessHealth is wealth - don't overwork yourself!Key Takeaways:Buyers Are Significantly More Educated Nowadays Being a sales rep in this day-and-age can be a tricky business. Afterall, with so much accessibility to a wide range of information (and also misinformation) on the internet, customers are far more educated on certain topics and, as a result, are more weary when it comes to listening to sales reps. Carl explains that, at GetAccept, they want to create a better experience for both sales reps and buyers, making it smoother and having a much clearer understanding of each other. “So, how do we create a journey that is not just helping sales reps sell better, but also helping buyers have a better experience and understand that vendor in a better way? That's what got GetAccept to be where we are today. That is essentially the problem that we think about; I fall asleep thinking about our product and I wake up [still] thinking about it, every single day.”Be Careful Who You Choose to Start Your Business WithCarl's business background has certainly been a rich and busy one, but one piece of advice he has for anyone looking to start a business, whether that be in SaaS or another respectful industry, is that you shouldn't just start a business with anyone. Just because someone is a good friend, it doesn't mean they'll be a good business partner. It's an easy mistake to make, one filled with so much excitement and enthusiasm for a business idea that it can be hard to remember the importance of how well you and your partner will mesh and work together in the long run. “We started a business in college [...] That was an interesting journey, it taught me a lot about how you should think around your business. You should just start a business with whoever's around, you should really think about the co-founders you choose and what their ambitions are.”To Get to Where You Want, You Have to Try and FailSaaS is notoriously difficult to build a business in, and just like many of host Phil's guests, Carl has started multiple businesses before hitting the jackpot with GetAccept. There's a danger with the way the media shows off many entrepreneurs in recent times, portraying them as figures who can do no wrong and are unquestioned geniuses, but Carl warns us not to listen to them that much, as almost every entrepreneur he knows has had to try and fail before making something great. It's the dream of many SaaS entrepreneurs to move to Silicon Valley and smash it out of the park, but it's important to remember: it won't always be that easy.The Importance of Culture in BusinessCarl acknowledges that, when he first started in SaaS, there was a certain toxicity to the culture - tight deadlines, short tempers, inflated egos - but now, it has calmed down a lot. It's so vitally important that your business creates a culture that people want to be a part of; culture is what makes people want to come back to the office and work with others, it creates a sense of belonging that is absolutely needed for any one in any sort of environment. “If you hire really fantastic people and have that as a strategy, you also have to have a strategy to retain that talent and to keep them happy.”How Quickly You Can Execute Your Ideas as a Startup is VitalWhen you first create your business, meeting deadlines and executing your ideas is paramount, because you still have to prove yourself. This can lead to long hours and hard work which will require a strong work ethic, resilience, and determination. It's important, then, to try and stay optimistic, and keep in mind that Rome wasn't built in a day.Eventually, all of your hard work will pay off, it's just a matter of time.

How do you view the current economic situation — through the threat or the opportunity lens? As companies scramble to cut back on budgets, marketers are finding themselves in one of the following situations: —

Laura Erdem is a Senior Account Executive at Dreamdata. During this episode she gives us an in-depth look into how Dreamdata (and herself) became extremely successful with Social Selling.On this episode we talk about:- Their playbook for social selling on LinkedIn- Main success metrics?- How to get everyone to buy into it?- 3 most important things to become successful on LinkedIn?- 3 most common errors in employee advocacy?This episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack, GetAccept & N.Rich.

In this episode of Hidden in Plain Sight: The Enterprise Revenue Intelligence Podcast, Tara Pawlak, Head of Marketing at GetAccept, joins Mariana Cogan to share actionable insights and practices on how revenue teams can increase their win rates.

Viktor Carlsson is the co-founder at Albacross. During this episode he shares how they have grown Albacross during the last 8 years and why intent data is really what has set them up for success.On this episode we talk about:- What does cost-efficient growth mean for us as marketers?- What is intent data?- Is there different types of intent data that serve different purposes?- How can a company utilize intent data to grow their revenue during this recession?This episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack, GetAccept & N.Rich.PS. Get your free ABM diagnostics from N.Rich - HERE

Roman Krs is the performance marketer at Easygenerator. He is also a freelancer within the paid ads domain and focuses especially on Google Ads and LinkedIn Ads within B2B SaaS. On this episode we talk about:- How to set your Google Ads account up for success? - How to find and decide what keywords to focus on?- How to think around bidding?- Does non-brand campaigns have an effect on brand?- Most common errors Roman see companies makeThis episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack, GetAccept & N.Rich.Get your free ABM diagnostics from N.Rich - HERE

Emir Atlı is the Co-Founder and CRO at HockeyStack. He is also the podcast host of his own show "SaaS Marketing & Growth Chats" where he has interviewed some of the best marketing people in the business.On this episode we talk about:- Why attribution matters for marketers and how you can use it to win- How HockeyStack position themselves in the competitive attribution category- How they went from 0 to 1,5M impressions in only 6 months from SEO- How they 5xd their pipeline from LinkedIn ads in only 4 monthsIf you want to get more in-depth information and get a step-by-step guide into their SEO playbook or LinkedIn Ads playbook - check out The Flow, their growth bible for SaaS marketers. This episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack & GetAccept.

Clique ici pour t'inscrire aux cours gratuit engager ses prospects de manière hyper-personnalisée Ça ne sert à rien de courir après un client qui selon toi correspond parfaitement à ton persona, qui correspond à ce que toi tu veux vendre. Cette semaine, on reçoit Anne-Charlotte Sanchez, Senior Account Executive chez GetAccept. On a discuté de l'importance d'être humain durant sa démo, ainsi que l'importance des Digital Sales Room. C'était hyper intéressant, surtout de voir à quel point les résultats sont rapides. En tout cas, c'est ce que propose Get Accept : un logiciel SaaS “Digital Sales Room” qui aide à obtenir des données détaillées sur les deals en cours, et à performer du premier contact jusqu'au closing. En quelques chiffres, GetAccept c'est : 200 collaborateurs + 20M € levés + 20 M d'ARR Se retrouver dans l'épisode 04'55” : La dédiabolisation du métier de Sales 08'00” : Rester soi même pour mieux vendre 09'47” : 2 méthodes pour attirer les prospects grâce à la proximité 10'55” : Les 4 points positifs d'une Digital Sales Room 14'30” : L'importance d'une bonne organisation (et d'un CRM) 17'30” : Les premières interactions à mettre en place 20'28” : 4 tips pour ouvrir son call et proposer sa démo 22'50” : Les 12 questions à poser pour comprendre les besoins de son clients 25'45” : Se confronter aux refus des prospects (et les convaincre) 29'20” : Personnaliser la digital Sales room en fonction de son prospect Merci à notre sponsor : Salesloft Pour soutenir le podcast : 1. S'inscrire Dans l'Arène pour ne pas rater les prochains épisodes ! 2. Mettre 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast et Spotify pour aider d'autres startupers à découvrir le podcast.3. Venez aussi découvrir A-Team, le podcast pour mieux manager au quotidien.

This week our host Brandi Starr is joined by Amelia Taylor, Strategic Sales & Lead Evangelist at regie.ai and Tara Pawlak, Head of Marketing at GetAccept. Amelia is known as a daily challenger of the status quo, a devoted mother of 2, a former D1 athlete, and highly skilled in the art of sales communication.  She specializes in content creation for modern GTM teams, meeting buyers where they ""live"", GTM strategies, strategic sales techniques, social revenue generation, brand building, and SDR coaching backed by EQ + IQ. Tara is a B2B Marketing leader who has a passion for all things revenue & strategic marketing, with a special focus on demand generation, operations, and analytics. She currently leads the GetAccept US & EU marketing teams to grow demand by leveraging brand, demand gen strategies to create exciting buzz and trying out the latest marketing tech trends. In her spare time, Tara enjoys spending every minute with her husband, 3 kids and high energy labradoodle.             Be sure to listen in to this week's episode, where on the couch Brandi, Amelia and Tara will tackle a  Marketing & Sales Divide: Perspective from Both Sides. Links: Get in touch with Tara Pawlak on: LinkedIn GetAccept The Sales Ladder Podcast Get in touch with Amelia Taylor on: LinkedIn ai Subscribe, listen, and rate/review Revenue Rehab Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts , Amazon Music, or iHeart Radio and find more episodes on our website RevenueRehab.live

Gabriel Ehrlich is the CEO at Remotion, a LinkedIn Ads agency for B2B. They have helped some really cool companies scale their LinkedIn efforts... Does Gong and Monday.com ring any bells? In this episode we talked about:The most common errors they encounter and how to fix themHow to actually drive demo requests from LinkedIn AdsHow to create a successful playbook for LinkedIn Ads in B2B SaaSAre you ready to learn more? Join our Slack community where some of the best B2B marketers in Europe share knowledge on drivingdemand.io.This episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack & GetAccept.

Product led growth changes the way companies market and sell their product. We often hear how sellers need to adjust, but in this episode, we dig in with Tara Pawlak, Head of Marketing at GetAccept to learn how marketing needs to shift as well. In this episode of the Product Led Revenue podcast, our host Breezy Beaumont welcomes Tara to hear how GetAccept has built and structured their team, the primary channels they focus on, and the goals and KPIs you should be tracking on the path to success.

Many companies are experiencing uncertain times, especially in B2B. The marketing department is usually one of the first to get hit in some way.BUT, there are ways you can actually use uncertain times to come out even stronger.In this episode of we cover everything you need to think about in your marketing work to come out on top:

On today's episode, Dustin is joined by Adam Holmgren, Global Demand Generation Lead at GetAccept. This episode covers the importance of aligning your revenue teams with the same KPI's, Adam's LinkedIn Ads playbook, and how to measure success in your demand generation campaigns. You can connect with Adam over on LinkedIn to see what he's posting daily on demand gen. To see more info on GetAccept and their digital salesroom, check out their website here

Recorded live from the SaaStock 2022 Podcast Stage: Samir Smajic, Founder & CEO GetAccept, sits down with our host Alex Theuma!

The face prospects and partners make when someone mentions your company name says a lot about your brand. But, who is responsible for creating brand perception? According to Tara Pawlak, Head of Marketing at GetAccept, it's a responsibility extending beyond marketing into the sales org. In this episode, Lindsey Groepper speaks with Tara about the sales teams' role in carrying out brand and how lack of alignment presents a danger to hidden stakeholders. Listen in as she shares insights to obtain this alignment and advice on how to measure initiatives not directly tied to ROI. Connect with Tara: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tara-pawlak/ Learn more about GetAccept: https://www.getaccept.com/ Connect with Lindsey: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindseygroepper/ Learn more about BLASTmedia: https://www.blastmedia.com/

The SaaS Nordic Community is a really beautiful story. Starting with getting to know each other at a previous workplace, creating a joint podcast, developing it into a community from scratch and finally quitting their day jobs to monetize it all.In this episode we talked about:Learnings from 50 podcast interviews with SaaS leadersCreating a community and finding revenue streamsHow to be successful in event creation?Are you ready to learn more? Join our Slack community where some of the best B2B marketers in Europe share knowledge on drivingdemand.io.This episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack & GetAccept.

In this episode of the Revenue Insights Podcast, host Lee Bierton is joined by Carl Carell, Co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer at GetAccept. They discuss the importance of category creation in the SaaS space, how to scale a category-creating SaaS organization, and the tools, technology, and processes necessary for this upscaling. They further delve into the importance of data and how to work with sales reps to get the best results from them.

Jonna Ekman is the Marketing Director at Storykit. Not only has she been a big Demand Gen fan for many years but with a background as a journalist she is deeply passionate about telling great stories. And stories is the backbone of any successful marketing program.In this episode we talked about:Storytelling? What is is and how to nail it?What kind of videos win on social?Facebook vs Slack when you're building a community?And many other things...Are you ready to learn more? Join our Slack community where some of the best B2B marketers in Europe share knowledge on drivingdemand.io.This episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack & GetAccept.

We're joined by Tara Pawlak, head of marketing at GetAccept. For starters, this episode kicked off when Tara posted the following tactical exercise on LinkedIn, encouraging people to rethink how they do events:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tara-pawlak_marketers-sales-salesteam-activity-6976547555996225536-uvHo/ In this episode, we cover a lot of ground. Sales-marketing alignment for events and trade shows. How Tara has flipped the conventional way of doing events on its head and is including the sales team with digital sales rooms. Plus the one key that is required for this to work. How outbound sales can complement marketing's events strategy. That's right, when coordinated appropriately, outbound sales efforts can co-exist with marketing's conventional event and trade show strategies.  Digital sales rooms. It's an emerging category and Tara talks about GetAccept thinks about this new tool for salespeople and how they interact across the org chart. And she makes the case for how digital sales rooms can help salespeople sell more! Sales-marketing communication around events. If marketers often use project management software and salespeople often use CRM software, how do they meet in the middle? Hear how they do it at GetAccept. Revenue goals. Tara shares her personal experience that led her to become a marketer who is not only comfortable talking about sales, who wants a revenue number. Find Tara on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tara-pawlak/Learn more about GetAccept: https://www.getaccept.com/Discover HubSpot INBOUND: https://www.inbound.com/

LinkedIn Ads is one of the most important channels within a demand generation strategy. It's the place where we can almost guarantee that our ICP are present, no matter who we are targeting in B2B.In this episode we cover everything you'll need to get success in your paid LinkedIn efforts:How to think about cold/retargeting layersHow to nail your ICP targetingHow to use average frequency for retargeting successHow to measure LinkedIn success (hint, it's not direct conversions)Are you ready to learn more? Join our Slack community where some of the best B2B marketers in Europe share knowledge on drivingdemand.io.This episode is brought to you by our great partners Albacross, HockeyStack & GetAccept.

In this episode of The SaaS SEO Show, we've interviewed Thomas Igou, Head of Content at GetAccept, and discussed category creation and many more.Here's what we're covering: How to create a new category?   The business impact of creating a new category. Should you rely solely on SEO for your content marketing? Content strategy, content promotion and localization at GetAccept. Stay Tuned:► Website► LinkedIn► YouTubeDon't forget to leave us a five-star review so that more people learn about The SaaS SEO Show as well as to subscribe to our YouTube channel, where we upload the video version of this, and every, episode.This episode is sponsored by Ahrefs.Visit ahrefs.com/awt and sign up for free!

Welcome to Episode 1 of CMOs in SaaS - a podcast powered by Tenbound! Our first guest is Tara Pawlak, Head of Marketing at GetAccept. Tara is a B2B Marketing leader who has spent her time in various marketing positions in global B2B tech companies. Tara's real passion is for all things marketing – digital, content, thought leadership with a special focus on demand generation, operations and analytics. Tara currently leads the GetAccept US team to grow demand by leveraging brand, demand gen strategies to create exciting buzz and trying out the latest marketing tech trends.Our host David Dember has an insightful conversation with Tara that you don't want to miss!Leave a rating if you enjoy and tell a friend to tune in! The Sales Development Framework: by David Dulany and Kyle Vamvouris, we lay out a proven methodology for running a high performance Sales Development program, now available here in paperback Grab it here: https://www.amazon.com/Sales-Development-Framework-Productive-Program/dp/1736768905/The Tenbound Sales Development Conference is here, come learn from the best in our industry! Free virtual conference this year. Register Today! https://tenbound.com/conference/ #SDR #BDR #salesdevelopment #tenbound #podcast #sales #marketing #salesengagement #salesenablement #research #prospecting

They are quickly pushing the development of the market of Digital Sales Rooms, have passed 200 employees, and are growing fast in several big markets.We're talking about using energy and passion as a super-power, how to align people, KPIs that will help you "predict the future," spreading your wings vs. diving deep when it comes to entering new markets, and much more.Tune in and listen to great insights from Samir.Samir's LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/samirsmajic/Josef's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josef-fallesen-98440864/Curious about closing more deals and getting more responses on your outreach by using video? Read more about Vaam (Video messaging for Sales) on vaam.io.The music: Learning - Averro, AROM, Tore Phttps://open.spotify.com/track/5GOQtwi7xTnEoNqHrBOWem?si=4365c043e90e4444 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Confessions Of A B2B Marketer, I'm joined by a demand generation legend and LinkedIn influencer: Adam Holmgren of GetAccept. We get Adam's view on the demand generation movement, how they run demand gen at GetAccept and his thoughts on personal branding.

From Sales Led To Product Led Growth w/ Samir Smajic, CEO GetAccept (Throwback) Part of the TGIM (Thank God It's Monday!) series hosted by Tom Alaimo.

In this episode, Benji talks to Tara Pawlak, Head of Marketing at GetAccept. Customer marketing shouldn't be marketing at your customers for your business's immediate benefit, yet often that's what it's reduced to. Tara is here to help us re-examine our current strategy and provides some practical advice to move in a better direction.

How to Make the Transition from Lead Gen to Demand Gen Moving your marketing from a lead generation strategy built on MQLs to a demand generation strategy built on revenue and pipeline is often discussed in B2B marketing circles. But if you're making the transition, it needs to go deeper than the label. Among the challenges you'll face in the process are communicating the benefits of demand gen to a leadership team that likely favored the concrete results of lead gen over the abstract nature of branding. You may need to take a look at your martech stack and see how it needs to be updated with your strategy. And let's not forget: you need to show results. In this episode of B2B Nation, Adam Holmgren from GetAccept joins us to discuss his transition from lead gen to demand gen and how he helps other marketers in the EMEA region make the pivot. Among the topics we'll discuss are the state of demand gen in Europe, how demand gen differs from lead gen and branding, and whether martech is too often guiding the strategy in B2B marketing. RELATED EPISODE: 5 Ways Lead Gen Has Changed in the Past Decade Episode Guide 2:00: “The current state of demand gen in Europe is traditional lead gen confused as demand gen.” 3:20: What are some distinctions between lead gen and demand gen? 4:55: Does Adam make a distinction between brand awareness and demand gen? 6:54: What is a relatively easy change SaaS marketers could make with a big ROI? 8:32: How much is martech leading the strategy in B2B? 11:50: What is Adam's favorite tool?

Moving your marketing from a lead generation strategy built on MQLs to a demand generation strategy built on revenue and pipeline is often discussed in B2B marketing circles. But if you're making the transition, it needs to go deeper than the label. Among the challenges you'll face in the process are communicating the benefits of demand gen to a leadership team that likely favored the concrete results of lead gen over the abstract nature of branding. You may need to take a look at your martech stack and see how it needs to be updated with your strategy. And let's not forget: you need to show results. In this episode of B2B Nation, Adam Holmgren from GetAccept joins us to discuss his transition from lead gen to demand gen and how he helps other marketers in the EMEA region make the pivot. Among the topics we'll discuss are the state of demand gen in Europe, how demand gen differs from lead gen and branding, and whether martech is too often guiding the strategy in B2B marketing. RELATED EPISODE: 5 Ways Lead Gen Has Changed in the Past Decade Episode Guide 2:00: “The current state of demand gen in Europe is traditional lead gen confused as demand gen.” 3:20: What are some distinctions between lead gen and demand gen? 4:55: Does Adam make a distinction between brand awareness and demand gen? 6:54: What is a relatively easy change SaaS marketers could make with a big ROI? 8:32: How much is martech leading the strategy in B2B? 11:50: What is Adam's favorite tool?

In this episode of the RevOps Demystified Podcast, Tom Hunt and Alex Freeman are joined by Adam Wenhov, Sales Operations Manager at GetAccept. They discuss how the central leads machine is helping the sales team book more deals, the importance of activity monitoring, and tips to optimize SDRs (sales development reps) and AEs (account executives) performance.

In this episode, Dan Sanchez talks to Thomas Igou who is the Head of Content at GetAccept.  They discuss: - Different definitions of community - How to engage with Reddit - The insights people are missing from ignoring channels with anonymous users Thank You For Listening to the Attention Podcast! Don't forget to hit Subscribe or Follow us on your favorite podcast player so that you never miss an episode! If you want this podcast delivered to you via email, you can subscribe here: https://www.theirattention.com/p/subscribe/ The Attention Podcast is brought to you by Sweet Fish, the podcast agency for B2B brands.

Frida Ahrenby is CMO at GetAccept and in this episode we're talking about how to build a world-class SaaS marketing team. As companies scale, teams need to scale, so this is something all SaaS marketing leaders and managers will need to work on along their journey. However, it's easier said than done. So just exactly how do you build a world-class SaaS marketing team? I caught up with Frida to hear how she's scaled GetAccept's marketing org from a team of 3 in Sweden to a global team of 25 marketers spread across multiple international markets. In this episode, we cover: - How GetAccept scaled their marketing team, in what order, and why - How all their teams work together - What to look for when hiring top marketers - How to nurture talent and enable marketers to grow their careers within your company - An insight into the culture within GetAccept's marketing team - How to get your marketing team working well and aligned with your product & sales teams Links Claim your free SaaS marketing assessment from Advance B2B >> www.advanceb2b.com/tgh GetAccept >> https://www.getaccept.com Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg >> https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16071764-lean-in --- Advance B2B >> www.advanceb2b.com Follow The Growth Hub on Twitter >> twitter.com/SaaSGrowthHub Follow Edward on Twitter >> twitter.com/NordicEdward