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Kerry Cunningham authored and co-authored a wide range of key models and frameworks for SiriusDecisions and Forrester, has spoken at dozens of industry events, including 4 appearances as a SiriusDecisions Summit keynote speaker. Throughout, Kerry has continued to drive the buying groups revolution in B2B, helping organizations transform from outmoded, ineffective lead-based practices to modern, buying team and opportunity-centric processes to unlock next-level performance.Kerry brings to his work with B2B organizations a unique combination of academic and real-world expertise in marketing, organizational design and management, including expertise in cross-cultural organizational design and change management, employee selection and retention, and performance management. In addition to dozens of business briefs and articles, Kerry is a published author in both literary and scientific publications. Kerry has a BA in psychology and journalism from Indiana University Bloomington and an MS in psychology from San Francisco State University.Get FREE access to more B2B Mentors episodes and content here: https://www.activeblogs.com/b2b-mentors/Follow Kerry on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrycunningham/Learn more about 6sense on their website here: https://6sense.com/Get access to all past and future podcast episodes: https://www.activeblogs.com/b2b-mentors/Follow and connect with the host, Connor Dube on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/socialsellingexpert/Instagram: connor_dubeIf you're already thinking you need to find a more efficient way to conquer your monthly B2B content like blogs, newsletters, and social media – we'd like to show you how we can improve the quality, save you tons of time, and achieve better results! To learn more visit www.activeblogs.comEpisode Summary:Kerry Cunningham, RevTech revolutionary and product marketing expert, joins Connor to talk about what marketers get wrong about lead conversion. Hear Kerry talk about his early attempts to build a better conversion solution, the insights he's gained about lead generation as a marketing tool, and the “Oh Sh!t!” moment for marketers. Learn what's changed about your customers' buying experience, how to read the signals about whether a customer is in the market, and how you can leverage website traffic data to maximize conversion opportunities.Key Takeaways:There's a whole sector of B2B industry built around the idea of generating leads from your website and somehow converting them into business with marketing automation, lead scoring, etc. — but that's not how it works.Buyers, and buying teams, haven't changed; they're still looking for a solution to their business problem. What's changed is the amount of information available to buyers. They can research — and buy — what they want without ever talking to a sales team.Falling conversion rates can signal multiple points of interest from one potential client. Most of a website's visitors are anonymous — and not decision makers. Multiple contacts from a single account lower the conversion rate and increase conversion possibilities.Hope you enjoyed this episode of B2B Mentors! Make sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Leave us a 5-star review, so your friends and colleagues can find us too. B2B Mentors is brought to you by activeblogs.com. Head over to our Content Trifecta page to schedule a chat with Connor about custom marketing content solutions for your company and the Content Trifecta effect!

Frank Barry, founding team member and COO/CMO of Tithe.ly, joined us live on Studio CMO to talk about the impact of COVID-19 on faith-based institutions and how Tithe.ly’s technology has found a way to help. Frank began his career as a youth pastor before entering the tech world through a position at Conterra (now known as ), where he was hired to start a faith-based consulting service. This interview delves into: Tithe.ly’s new demand cycle The power of checking-in Tithe.ly's marketing & communications before and after COVID-19 The pitfalls of rapid growth How Tithe.ly is preventing growing pains Our Guest Frank Barry is a founding team member and COO/CMO of Tithe.ly, a Nashville-based platform with tools built to help churches and ministries increase giving and engagement. Frank is a marketing and technology professional with nearly 10 years of service in the software industry and is currently focused on driving business results in the form of lead generation, pipeline growth, and bookings through B2B demand generation marketing. Frank’s background has helped him develop a unique understanding of bringing products to market, sales enablement, improving product adoption, and building customer success, to name a few. Frank frequently speaks at events, including SXSW, SiriusDecisions Summit, Content Marketing World, the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP), Direct Marketing Fundraisers Association (DMFA), and Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN). Show Notes In Episode 010 of Studio CMO, we talk about how your company can set realistic goals for the remainder of 2020. Check it out. THE PANDEMIC’S EFFECT ON TITHE.LY’S DEMAND CYCLE Tithe.ly experienced a massive increase of churches creating new accounts. They progressed from 20-40 new accounts per day to 900 new accounts per day. “COVID-19 forced every church on the planet to go digital.” - Frank Barry As the pandemic progressed, churches had to figure out how to continue services and collecting giving and donations. Many churches were fast-forwarded into the decision to go digital. THE POWER OF CHECKING-IN Following the pandemic, Frank started a daily live show to talk to church leaders and pastors through the season. He speaks not from the perspective of a church technology company, but as a fellow church leader. In those live interviews, Frank was able to hear the perspectives and challenges of churches of all sizes, everywhere. Personal connection has always been important to Tithe.ly. Since the very beginning, Frank and Tithe.ly’s CEO would onboard each new client by phone. “To this day, everyone that signs up gets a phone call.” - Frank Barry TITHE.LY’S MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS BEFORE AND AFTER COVID-19 “We had a great business. And then you put an elephant on top of it, and it exposes the weak points. We were able to see those really clearly and go, okay, let's shift.” - Frank Barry Tithe.ly’s focus has remained on two efforts despite the pandemic: 1. Content: Tithe.ly spent five years producing content and now publishes 2-3times a week on its blog in addition to a weekly podcast. Tithe.ly also provides their customers with resources to help them communicate effectively, such as printed material forbulletins, email copy for newsletters, and social media content to advertise with. 2. Personalized communications: Tithe.ly doesn’t have any outbound sales. Itssales team takes more of an educational approach — they want to answer questions and connect with customers. Before the pandemic and when Tithe.ly was receiving 20-40 new sign-ups per day, they called each new user to personally onboard them. When the pandemic hit and Tithe.ly was receiving 600-900 new sign-ups per day, Tithe.ly expanded its team, streamlined its processes, and kept its promise to call each new user. IS YOUR COMPANY GROWING TOO FAST? “If you grow too fast, you build up the infrastructure to support that growth. And if it goes away really fast, all of a sudden you're left with all this infrastructure, people, tools, debt, and no business.” - Frank Barry Tithe.ly’s advice? Manage your business with intention. Tithe.ly’s team is frequently looking at its data and paying attention to emerging trends in the market to help inform marketing and sales efforts post-COVID. Learn how to fortify your marketing infrastructure on the Golden Spiral blog. HOW TITHE.LY IS preventing GROWING PAINS The massive growth Tithe.ly has been experiencing during the pandemic forced them to rethink how they serve customers of different sizes and how those customers move through their systems and internal teams. Tithe.ly’s customer could now be a church of under 20 people or a church of over a thousand people. Onboarding must be adjusted per customer to remain a streamlined process. “It all comes down to: how do we deal with customers of all sizes? How do we get each customer live fast, make that experience great for them, and leverage software to simplify the process for our teams?” - Frank Barry

I heard that Jonas Master gave an incredible talk at the SiriusDecisions Summit back in May. And that in that talk he shared a lot of really cool thoughts about sales training and sales coaching. Naturally we thought, "Let's get that guy on the podcast."  So, on this episode of The Sales Engagement podcast, Jonas joined us to share some more thoughts about sales training and coaching. Jonas is currently the Director of Global Sales Training at LogMeIn.  What we talked about: The coaching idea that's generating buzz around the world How their coaching program works The ROI it's generating Resources we talked about:  LogMeIn Jonas's LinkedIn

Listen in to hear the latest research and insights from SiriusDecisions Summit 2019 from Chief Sales Officer, Strategies at SiriusDecisions, Phil Harrell.  You can read the full transcript on the Heinz Marketing blog starting Mon. 6/3 at 6 am PST. We talk about the theme of Together... strategically it sounds like a great idea. Operationally, not always so easy. I ask Phil to talk about that difference a little bit. ----more----When we think about sales and marketing and even customer success in a lifetime journey perspective... when you have sales and marketing working together, it's fine to say we have the same objectives but then you have to figure out what does that look like on Tuesday? How do you bridge that gap?   This and a lot more...  

Evan and David share their experiences at SiriusDecisions Summit 2019. SiriusDecisions is focused much more on customer marketing, customer advocacy and customer success. What does that mean for those of us working in these areas?

This week, the Mission team is spread far and wide reporting onsite at conferences in New York and Texas. You can find the Marketing Trends squad at the SiriusDecisions Summit in Austin doing live podcast recordings with some of the world’s most innovative marketing professionals. Across the country, Chad is keynoting at the Salesforce World Tour in NYC! For live updates from both conferences, tune into our Instagram. With our team busy at these conferences, we will only be releasing two interviews this week: Bracken Darrell and Ben Renda. Stay tuned! Mission Daily and all of our podcasts are created with love by our team at Mission.org We own and operate a network of podcasts, and brand story studio designed to accelerate learning. Our clients include companies like Salesforce, Twilio, and Katerra who work with us because we produce results. To learn more and get our case studies, check out Mission.org/Studios. If you’re tired of media and news that promotes fear, uncertainty, and doubt and want an antidote, you’ll want to subscribe to our daily newsletter at Mission.org. When you do, you’ll receive a mission-driven newsletter every morning that will help you start your day off right!

A look ahead at the blooming customer engagement track at SiriusDecisions Summit 2019.

Evan, David, and Davin report live from Las Vegas, where SiriusDecisions unveiled a new Customer Advocacy Model. Other topics include Evan's impressive swag bag.

Julia Stead is the Director of Demand Generation at Invoca. In this episode, live from the 2016 SiriusDecisions Summit, we discuss why B2B marketers have historically fallen behind B2C marketers and how intelligent growth can help fuel and sustain revenue-driven marketers today.

How does the idea of intelligent growth frame your demand generation and marketing strategy? In this episode, I asked 8 different leaders in demand generation and marketing their thoughts. Guests are below: Meagen Eisenberg, ‎CMO at MongoDB Vanessa Porter, Director of Marketing at SnapApp Julia Stead, Director of Demand Generation at Invoca James Thomas, CMO at Allocadia Aaron Dun, SVP of Marketing at SnapApp Christine Ladd, ‎Account Executive, Strategic Accounts at SalesLoft Seth Lieberman, CEO at SnapApp