Podcasts about trailblazer community

This is a unique episode! Valentine's Day brings thoughts of love and appreciation, but what about the validation we yearn for in our professional lives? Vanessa Grant joins me, Josh Matthews to unravel the subtle need for recognition that often fuels our journey in the Salesforce community. Inspired by Vanessa's candid LinkedIn article, we reflected on the real drivers behind our work—those moments of validation that go beyond public accolades, deeply connecting us to the human side of our professional endeavors.When we opened the floor to our live audience, the conversation took a profound turn, merging practical advice with personal tales that resonated with everyone involved. We dove into the realm of digital validation, where likes and comments can be double-edged swords, contrasting sharply against the authentic connections and learning experiences shared within the Trailblazer Community. There were laughs, nods of agreement, and the occasional "aha" moment as we dissected the intoxicating allure of online metrics and the more enduring pursuit of meaningful engagement.Wrapping up, our hearts were full as we pondered the unexpected avenues of growth and the joy found in simple acts of kindness within our community. As we look forward to the year,  we're reminded of the profound impact every single interaction can have—whether it's a word of encouragement, a piece of constructive criticism, or a story that inspires. Join us for this insightful blend of heart, humor, and Salesforce wisdom that promises to leave you feeling both challenged and cherished in your professional journey.

“If people like you they will listen to you, but if they trust you, they'll do business with you.”Quote by Zig ZiglarIn order to grow their businesses, companies need to be thinking about the kind of relationship building that instills trust.Podcasting has become another way to create those relationships. When you watch or listen to a podcast, you almost feel as though you are there having the conversation, asking the questions, and getting to know someone on a personal level. Podcasts not only show the personal side of a business but build relationships with the guests and the listeners. Today I had a fantastic conversation with Casey Cheshire, Founder & Chief Evangelist at Ringmaster Conversational MarketingDuring this conversation with Casey, we discussed: How the role of B2B Marketing is evolving to drive business growth and how you can adapt this in your own marketing strategy. The key strategies that are most effective in building lasting relationships and instilling trust with B2B customers.How producing a company podcast can help marketing initiatives.Casey shares an example of a successful initiative he's executed that significantly contributed to a business's growth and how the role of relationship building played a role in its success.The trends and shifts anticipated in the B2B landscape and ways businesses should adapt by building trust with their customers.Casey's insights on the benefits of company podcasts will help pinpoint ways to establish better communication with potential customers that will lead to lasting relationships.Learn more about our guest today - Marketing Strategist and Entrepreneur, Casey has a passion for B2B podcasts.Previously, he founded and led the #1 Salesforce Partner for Salesforce Pardot professional services, Cheshire Impact. Founding the company in 2010, Casey's passion for designing custom solutions for B2B businesses to succeed with Cheshire Impact's Revenue Optimization Model™, has grown to helping over 2,600 clients.Driven to share his expertise with fellow B2B marketers, Casey is the author of Bookauthority rated, Top 100 Best B2B Marketing Books of All Time, "Marketing Automation Unleashed," and has shared his craft with thousands of marketers at conferences across several continents. His energetic, fun, and upbeat personality is contagious as he Hosts top rated B2B marketing podcast, The Hard Corps Marketing Show.A leader in the Trailblazer Community, Casey was named a Salesforce 2020-2021 Marketing Champion, has spoken at several community conferences, including Dreamforce, and is an avid supporter of his fellow Salesforce Military members.When not smashing marketing myths on his podcast or launching B2B podcasts, Casey enjoys spending time with his family, climbing tall mountains, and occasionally jumping out of perfectly good airplanes.Website:  https://www.ringmaster.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caseycheshire/  For more information about how to find quality marketing data to reach your ideal niche client, contact Donna Peterson at 860-210-8088 or dpeterson@worldinnovators.com.Visit our website at http://www.worldinnovators.com================================== Let's Connect: LinkedIn Live Tuesday 4:00 pm EST https://www.linkedin.com/in/donnaapeterson/================================== To learn more, subscribe and get notifications on new episodes when they become available. https://www.worldinnovators.com/b2bmarketingexcellence 

In this 54-minute convo, Erica Kuhl, community consultant and strategist, talks about distilling her learnings across 17+ years building the Salesforce Trailblazer community into core strategies for building communities across market spaces, sizes, and scopes.Community and DevRel leaders perform incredible feats to grow, engage, and support their communities, empower their businesses, and build products and experiences people love. Each day, they bring their companies and communities closer together. These are the stories of their work. The Uncommon community is powered by Common Room, the intelligent community growth platform that enables you to unlock community insights so you can grow happier customers, measure outcomes, and drive business impact. Learn more about how you can help your community thrive with Common Room at commonroom.io, and join the Uncommon community at commonroom.io/uncommon.

En este episodio tenemos como invitado especial José Mora Community Manager en Salesforce y nos acompaña desde California, pero el es nativo de MéxicoAprovecha este episodio donde conversamos sobre Las comunidades y la importancia que tienen en el ecosistema¡Nuestro principal objetivo es impulsar el contenido en español!

Charlie is the CTO for Customer Connection at Salesforce, the IoT CTO, responsible for incubating and launching IoT customers. He is a beloved member of the Salesforce Ohana and shares his love of the Trailblazer Community and insight into cool things happening in the world of IoT. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sfcampfire/message

You know him as the #LifeWithGoldie winner from #DF21 but at the virtual campfire, Tony joins special guest co-host Stuart Edeal and shares more about his journey, why he's known as the Curious George, and what he's doing to give back already to the Trailblazer Community. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sfcampfire/message

It's headcount and budget planning season! Follow along as Erica and Brian take you step-by-step through the process so that you can secure the community resources you need to succeed. Community Industry News Jessica Langston was promoted to Sr. Director, Trailblazer Community at Salesforce Lizzy Roberts was promoted to Manager - Global Communities at Salesforce.org Bhavin Patel was promoted to Community Experience Manager at Salesforce Jordan Scott joined Airtable as Head of Community Jeffrey Roe joined Brightcove as Community Manager Headcount & Budget Planning: Resource: Community Headcount & Budget Planning Template Sponsored By: C School will help get hands-on education, mentorship, independent practice, and land a full-time job in community. Khoros Engage has it all — dynamic general sessions, thought-provoking breakout discussions, practical tips, and virtual networking.

Vanessa Grant shares several chapters of her stories at the virtual campfire, including how she used social media to build her influence and be seen, tips for getting connected to the Trailblazer Community, and why it seems like she is everywhere right now. Special shouts out to several Salesforce events and where to find more info: BA Summit https://sfbasummit.com/ Consultancy Dreamin https://www.consultancydreamin.org/ Tahoe Dreamin https://www.norcaldreamin.com/ Florida Dreamin https://www.fldreamin.com/ Dreamforce https://www.salesforce.com/dreamforce/ Midwest Dreamin https://www.midwestdreamin.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sfcampfire/message

Erica and Brian dive deep into the tasks required to get a community off of the ground. Community Industry News Rich Millington's new book: Build Your Community: Turn your connections into a powerful online community Emily Dunn joined ServiceTitan as Senior Customer Community Manager Alex Pisani was promoted to Senior Manager, Trailblazer Community at Salesforce Nic Tolstoshev joined StackHawk as Community Management Lead Maria Ogneva joined Invoca as Director of Community and Customer Marketing  Philippe Beaudette was promoted to VP, Community at StackOverflow Launch Planning: Community Launch Guide Alteryx Community Explainer Video New Incentives to join the TripActions Community Sponsored By: Commsor integrates with all the tools you already use, tying your community data together and enabling you to unlock insights, measure impact, and build a community-led company. Khoros Engage has it all — dynamic general sessions, thought-provoking breakout discussions, practical tips, and virtual networking.

On this episode of the Salesforce Admins Podcast, we've got Jessica Langston, Director, Trailblazer Community, and Emily Hudson, Director of Product Management at Salesforce. We've launched and new and improved version of the Trailblazer Community, so we wanted to go over all the new innovations that will help you get better connected. Join us as […] The post A Conversation about the Reimagined Trailblazer Community appeared first on Salesforce Admins.

The latest episode of UnapologeTECH Leah discusses her journey to becoming an African American female executive in Silicon Valley, the true meaning of being authentic and true to yourself, and tips on how to use your platform no matter how big or small.

Welcome back to the Be Empactful Podcast with us host bees, Shiva & Vineet!! After covering the journey of the 4 KYC to build your BS and our friends Beevis and his brothers building Beehive X, delving a little deeper into the Marketing Journey. Today we will discuss: Why is Community a necessary part of the Strategy? & How can Community be Integrated into Strategy? Community Building is a subset of Marketing Strategy & it plays an integral role in building and broadening the audience base where businesses are pooling in resources from multiple stakeholders and each one benefits from it. Here is the Equation coined by Vineet: PEOPLE + PURPOSE + GUIDELINES = COMMUNITY BUILDING + GROWTH This becomes clearer from the 3 examples: 1. Salesforce It is a global CRM solution that drives dollars & cents for the business. But Everybody speaks about the Trailblazer Community as it is a strategic differentiator as people now buy Salesforce because they get this giant warm blanket of the global ecosystem wrapped around them in a global Community. Erica Kuhl played a key role in nurturing the community at Salesforce for 17 years here's 3 articles from an interview: Story of a Community Professional – Feat Erica Kuhl In conversation with Paras Pundir, Founder, Community Folks https://medium.com/community-folks/story-of-a-community-professional-feat-erica-kuhl-in-conversation-with-paras-pundir-founder-e3d4656ee953 Erica, How did you prove the ROI of Community at Salesforce? https://medium.com/community-folks/erica-how-did-you-prove-the-roi-of-community-at-salesforce-d8f07d9cbf3f Key Points to remember while kick-starting a Community https://medium.com/community-folks/key-points-to-remember-while-kickstarting-a-community-46dedb9e19b9 2. Facebook Facebook is a social media platform that most of us have used and they have started investing into the community through Facebook Certified Community Manager (FCCM) Program which gets the tools and recognition to build, scale and connect communities more meaningfully. Here is the link to the articles: FCCM - Certification Exam - Learning & Experience https://link.medium.com/TLlBG1lzndb Overview of the FCCM course https://link.medium.com/oGo7Ztozndb “Figure It Out” is the mantra given by Vineet on 18-Feb-21 in the “Real Stories from Community Manager” series in FCCM Private Group. 3. 91springboard 5 critical things needed for an organization to succeed - Infrastructure, Service Providers, Network, Knowledge & Capital. This was shared by Varun Chawla, Co-Founder, 91springboard in “My Big Plunge feat 91springboard” - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7nfPzQAZeg Which became the basis on which Vineet became a Community Professional. We also share some experience on How Community becomes a critical piece in the Strategy - but we are not sharing it here - you need to listen to the podcast for it :)) So let us know how you are planning your marketing journeys if you tried any of the tips we mentioned or have any other of your own!! Buzz us a line - we are waiting to hear from you and happy to help in any way we can. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/be-empactful/message

Jennifer Lynn Schneider embarks on a new chapter of her journey and in doing so, passes off the reins of the Pardot Life Hacks podcast to a new host, B2B Marketer, Fellow Trailblazer, and Salesforce Pardot Enthusiast, Christina Anderson.Tune in to hear Jennifer’s last few shouts outs, words of wisdom, and to get to know the new host, as well as the new content and formatting she has in store. TakeawaysChristina will be having conversations with Salesforce Pardot experts and fellow Trailblazer Community members to hear their take on the tech, the community, and the journey. When it comes to content, aim for quality over quantity. “Avoid creating content to hit a deadline. Create content to solve a problem, answer a question, or inspire your audience.” - Jennifer Lynn Schneider Shouts Outs5:19 Casey Cheshire8:48 Malcolm Jenkins8:51 The Cheshire Team #Hivemind Social#PardotLifeHacks#TrailblazerCommunity#Martech#marketingoperations#marketingadmins Ways to Tune IniTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pardot-life-hacks/id1476702195Spotify - https://podcasters.spotify.com/podcast/3gTNQj4WnIPN0awdA8QpanStitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/cheshire-impact/pardot-life-hacks?refid=stpriHeart Radio - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-pardot-life-hacks-48758528/Google Play - https://playmusic.app.goo.gl/?ibi=com.google.PlayMusic&isi=691797987&ius=googleplaymusic&apn=com.google.android.music&link=https://play.google.com/music/m/Izjdvuefegnmrmlradp2l7rnqvm?t%3DPardot_Life_Hacks%26pcampaignid%3DMKT-na-all-co-pr-mu-pod-16YouTube - https://youtu.be/2tyJsdYtiW4

In today’s episode, community consultant and Salesforce Former VP of Community, Erica Kuhl, joins us to share her greatest community growth advice. Years before community was a known industry, Erica used three methods to successfully get buy-in from the Salesforce Executives. She worked with Salesforce users and product managers to strengthen and build the product. She then put the community on the brand new product, creating further excitement. Erica then showed data for how community aligned with the key ROI’s of Salesforce, the resulting revenue impact, and resulting product adoption. Today, Salesforce has a Trailblazer community forum, MVP programs, User Groups and a democratized learning platform, Trailhead, that mentors and educates others to receive jobs and develop skills. One year ago, Erica left Salesforce to become an independent community consultant. To successfully get her client’s community up and running, she implements the V2MOM strategy of establishing vision, values, methods, obstacles, and metrics. Erica works with her clients to create a program, staff the team, launch, and grow a community. She hopes that community will become integrated into every part of businesses and provide a service to companies as a whole. Who is this episode for?: B2B, In Person & Online, Starting 3 key takeaways: - As an independent contractor, Erica uses the V2MOM plan as a strategic roadmap for launching a community: Vision, Values, Methods, Obstacles, Metrics. - Erica’s used 3 methods to get buy-in from Salesforce: Work with the community and product managers to build and enhance the platform, put the community on the new product, and prove the power of community through data. - Salesforce is now well-known for its variety and strength of communities, including the Trailblazer Community, MVP Programs, an advanced learning platform for mentorship, and many others.

In today's episode, community consultant and Salesforce Former VP of Community, Erica Kuhl, joins us to share her greatest community growth advice. Years before community was a known industry, Erica used three methods to successfully get buy-in from the Salesforce Executives. She worked with Salesforce users and product managers to strengthen and build the product. She then put the community on the brand new product, creating further excitement. Erica then showed data for how community aligned with the key ROI's of Salesforce, the resulting revenue impact, and resulting product adoption. Today, Salesforce has a Trailblazer community forum, MVP programs, User Groups and a democratized learning platform, Trailhead, that mentors and educates others to receive jobs and develop skills. One year ago, Erica left Salesforce to become an independent community consultant. To successfully get her client's community up and running, she implements the V2MOM strategy of establishing vision, values, methods, obstacles, and metrics. Erica works with her clients to create a program, staff the team, launch, and grow a community. She hopes that community will become integrated into every part of businesses and provide a service to companies as a whole. Who is this episode for?: B2B, In Person & Online, Starting 3 key takeaways: - As an independent contractor, Erica uses the V2MOM plan as a strategic roadmap for launching a community: Vision, Values, Methods, Obstacles, Metrics. - Erica's used 3 methods to get buy-in from Salesforce: Work with the community and product managers to build and enhance the platform, put the community on the new product, and prove the power of community through data. - Salesforce is now well-known for its variety and strength of communities, including the Trailblazer Community, MVP Programs, an advanced learning platform for mentorship, and many others.

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How do you make an impact with others? Purple hair can help. But Holly Rushton's secret sauce is being a “yes” person and tapping into positive energy.  These two simple –– yet highly effective tips –– have helped her navigate a major acquisition and make a name for herself at Salesforce, where she is a senior manager of content marketing, works with Salesforce's Trailblazer Community and oversees content for AppExchange. Her “you get out what you put in” attitude has also been highly effective in her ability to manage the highs and lows that come with working remotely –– namely helping her build and maintain solid relationships with her coworkers. In this episode of The Success Lab Podcast, Holly talks about the journey that led her to Salesforce, how she has navigated her role through acquisitions, and reveals what she's most excited about from a content marketing perspective in 2020.   Read on for a selection of questions, and listen to the entire interview by clicking the player above. How did you land at Salesforce?  Looking back, I think it was always a goal to work for a larger enterprise. I worked for a Midwestern tech startup called ExactTarget, and we were acquired by Salesforce in 2013. And the rest is history.  What is one of the most rewarding perks of working at Salesforce that only those on the inside would know? I don't want to give away all of our secrets, but you'll probably hear two things. The first one's a bit tongue in cheek –– we get really great snacks in the office. There's a whole cult following of all of our wonderful snacks, which is a testament to Salesforce and how much they care about their employees and want to make sure that they're productive.  However, I think the most rewarding part of working at Salesforce is the ability to try new things and to grow. I have worked for a handful of other companies prior to coming to this ecosystem and the opportunity to grow your career path has not been there. I would work for companies where you had to literally be fired and rehired if you wanted to change departments or your level of contribution –– and that's not a way to run an employee culture.  How do you maintain strong relationships being a remote employee? It actually hasn't been a very easy journey for me. I started working remotely in 2016. It was a really hard change for me and it was difficult for me to feel connected and motivated.  What helps is to identify people who are also not based at HQ that you can develop strong relationships with. We have an internal network called Ohana at Home. It's for all remote employees. We share photos of our cats or our workspaces and we participate in a lot of general conversations. Also, being present helps. Video conferencing is a game-changer. I used to never turn on my webcam but being in front of people and showing your face, even if it's just to nod or say hi, is really important. You really need to put in the energy. At least that's what I've found has been successful for me.  What's one piece of advice you would give to fellow marketers looking to make impactful connections? Being open and being willing to say, "yes." Bringing the energy to building relationships because connections aren't going to be made. Connections take work. You have to be at certain places or talk to certain people. You get what you put in.  What are you most excited about from a content marketing perspective for 2020? I was recently reading a piece from the Content Marketing Institute, and Jay Baer, from Convince & Convert, was talking about the importance of user-generated content. He said for 2020, you'll need to determine what inspires your audience to create and share your story, and that it's not about changing the message, it's about changing the messenger. I think that's a really exciting prediction. Lightening Round:   Coffee drinker, yes or no? Yes. One business tool you're geeking out over right now? I love this Chrome extension called Momentum. Every time you open your browser or a new tab, it displays a beautiful photo and an inspirational quote. You can also keep a digital to-do list on there, which is really helpful for me. Favorite marketing tool? The Salesforce Marketing Cloud. We also use a tool on my team called Social Studio, which is also owned by us. It's really great for engagement. What's one book you'd pass along to a fellow entrepreneur? It's not a traditional marketing book, but Stephen King's On Writing was an important book for me when I was just finishing up college and knew I wanted to do writing in some format.  One person you'd like to make a connection with? Barack Obama. Definitely. What's your favorite ice breaker when introducing yourself to someone (either online or off)? I like to do Two Truths and A Lie. How many hours of sleep do you get each night, on average? Probably, five to six. What's your favorite board game? I'm a big board gamer and I would have to say I really love Lords of Waterdeep. Which was your favorite musical act from this year's Dreamforce? It would definitely be Fleetwood Mac. You can always give me a follow on Twitter –– you can find me at @hollymrushton. I'm also available to connect via LinkedIn. Just look for the girl with purple hair and black glasses.  

Salesforce Admins are now finding themselves working with Pardot, now that the two are married. To get the perspective of Salesforce objects, product trends, and product releases for all of our Pardot marketers and to give the background for how all of this works with Pardot, Jennifer Lynn Schneider brings in a veteran Salesforce admin.A Salesforce.com MVP Alumni, a host of the Salesforce Admin Podcast #AwesomeAdmin, and the Senior Admin Evangelist at Salesforce, Marc Baizman, gives his take on the Salesforce Admin outside looking into Pardot, upcoming product updates, and his advice for those attending Dreamforce. If you are an #accidentaladmin or #accidentalmarketer, this one is for you. TakeawaysA lead is the first contact point with your organization. They come from in-person events, or you get their business card, but the point is that they are new to you. It’s the start of a relationship that you may or may not convert to dating.An account is a company your organization has a business relationship with. They could be a customer or a potential customer.New admins tend to want to over customize. However, they need to ask themselves, what fields are actually being used? What is the business process? What is the point of taking the time to customize a field that your team does not use?Establish a qualification process with your team of when to create an opportunity. What information does the sales team member need to have, to take that step?Define within your organization what you care about as it pertains to understanding what activities lead up to the outcome of a deal. You should not have to log every single call, but when certain results happen from particular calls, perhaps you are logging those.You HAVE to be using opportunity contact roles to get attribution for the marketing campaigns that contributed to that opportunity. Without that, you cannot see what marketing activities the people on that opportunity engaged with.Jennifer’s top advice for Salesforce admins that now find themselves working with Pardot: Many of the new features, like Engagement History need to be provisioned in Production. These changes are simply aggregating data, like custom report types and new components being added to page layouts.  Pardot marketers will need access to Salesforce, especially with lightning. The marketing team needs the CRM or Sales Cloud user permission set licenses.For new Salesforce admins coming into Pardot, start by owning the sync error queue.Pardot Engagement Studio allows you to segment and nurture leads that are not hot and ready.Marc’s Trailblazer Community top tips: Find your local trailblazer community group, they meet offline. Find a Salesforce Saturday group near you. They could help you study for things like certification.Marc’s advice for Dreamforce:Wear comfortable shoes, not a heavy backpack.Do not over schedule yourself, prioritize your time.Talk to other humans, you never know who you are going to meet. Put good conversation before running off to your next session, finish the conversation.Do not do work meetings the week of Dreamforce. If you try to multitask, you will do neither Dreamforce nor work well. It costs a lot of money to be there, so make the most of it and be present.Take care of yourself. Hydrate, eat, and bring medicine because we do not want you to get the Dream Flu #PardotLifeHacksPut your Business Analyst hat on. - It’s now more important than ever to ask questions. You all share data now and you may be the only bridge between marketing and sales processes. Best practice is to realize that nothing lives in Pardot alone. - We only want to collect useful information. What is your sales team using? How can you enrich the leads in the database by collecting relevant data to fill in the fields. Make sure that all your marketing users have the marketing user checkbox true on their user record inside of Salesforce.A prospect can be a Salesforce lead or contact, Pardot does not differentiate. Your prospect list could be leads or contacts.The act of assigning your prospect is the trigger that creates a net new lead inside of Salesforce.  Links to Find Marc BaizmanLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mbaizman/Twitter: https://twitter.com/mbaizmanSalesforce Admins Podcast #AwesomeAdmin: https://admin.salesforce.com/salesforce-admin-podcastSalesforce Admins Podcast episode Salesforce for Good: Billy Daly hosted by Marc Baizman: https://admin.salesforce.com/blog/2019/salesforce-for-good-billy-dalySalesforce Admin: https://admin.salesforce.com/  Trailblazer Community and Trailhead Links:Find your local community group! www.trailblazercommunitygroups.comTie Accounts to Campaigns - Trailblazer Community post about this: https://success.salesforce.com/0D53A00004aXkQtTop  5 Trailhead Modules for adminsPardot Lightning App Basics: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/pardot-basics-lightningPardot Salesforce Integration for Lightning App: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/pardot-salesforce-integration-for-lightning-appPardot Process Automation for Pardot Lightning App: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/pardot-process-automation-lightningSummer '19 Release Highlights: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/summer-19-release-highlightsWinter '20 Release Highlights: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/winter-20-release-highlightsPardot | Engage | B2B Marketing Analytics Mix  by Jennifer Lynn Schneider - Everything Pardot -Soup to Nuts: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/users/00550000007njXQAAY/trailmixes/pardot-engage-b-2-b-marketing-analytics-mixGet Obsessed: The Salesforce Side of Pardot Functionality  by Jennifer Lynn Schneider - To fully make the connection between SFDC and Pardot, get obsessed with these objects, campaigns, opportunities, reports and dashboards! https://trailhead.salesforce.com/users/00550000007njXQAAY/trailmixes/get-obsessed-the-salesforce-side-of-marketing-automation-pardotGive Sales some Love too.. by Jennifer Lynn Schneider - In all of this don't forget your sales team! https://trailhead.salesforce.com/users/00550000007njXQAAY/trailmixes/give-sales-some-love-tooAll things Pardot | Support | Training & Certification: https://www.pardot.com/successCRM skills for Pardot Users by Ann Beattie - For Pardot Admins working in Pardot Lightning. Take a dive into Salesforce CRM Lightning & enhance your Pardot and Salesforce experience. https://trailhead.salesforce.com/users/abeattie/trailmixes/crm-skills-for-pardot-users  #Social#pardotlifehackers#TrailblazerTalk#accidentalmarketer#accidentaladmin

Today we talk with Sydney WiT co-leader, Lorna O'Callaghan to discuss her background and roles within the Salesforce ecosystem, including her most recent move which encompasses people management. We touch on her views of the differences between working for a customer versus a consultancy, mentorship, and strategy. Having relaunched the Women in Tech Trailblazer Community group alongside her co-leader Maddison Deans, we talk to Lorna about what the Community groups have meant to her, and the exciting plans for the group going forward. You can follow Lorna on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/lornaocallaghan/

Today we talk to Perth based Salesforce Solution Architect, Jodi Church, who runs the Women in Tech User Group in the WA region. Jodi has recently relocated back to Western Australia from the UK and remained in her role with her UK based employer, now working 100% remotely. She talks to Ben Duncombe about how she makes it work, her Salesforce journey, and how she initially moved into the Salesforce ecosystem to the role that she's in today. She discusses her professional ambitions within the Salesforce space, and the goals that she has to grow both the WA market and the Trailblazer Community group that she runs there

Brian Kwong and Mark Ross talk to Salesforce Trailblazer Carlos Siqueira. Carlos is an immigrant from Brazil and Salesforce MVP Carlos has over 200 Trailhead badges and 4 certifications. He's fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Join us as we talk about Carlos' journey from Mainframes to Salesforce, Salesforce Lightning Field Service, and MVP Office Hours Portuguese. We also chat about Peter Coffee's tweet regarding caffeine and tell a really bad joke from listener Lorna O'Callaghan.  Show Overview 00:00 Last Time on The WizardCast 01:54 Introduction 02:59 Dental Joke: https://twitter.com/lornaocall/status/966897430477197317 03:44 Belated Pi Day but Tau is twice as good 04:12 Happy Saint Molis Day WizardCast Saint Molis day Episode 22 05:40 Was Mark Funny? Tweet and let us know! @Wizardcast_pod 06:20 coffee Break - Caffeine https://twitter.com/petercoffee/status/972875105431883781 Article: https://boingboing.net/2015/02/18/caffeine-can-really-mess-with.html 13:05 Libsyn Promo, free month for podcast hosting with promocode: podmagic 13:58 Introducing Carlos Siqueira 15:25 From end user to MVP in 19 months 22:15 Journey to Salesforce 28:12 Why Carlos left Brazil. To be a famous singer 31:35 How he became and MVP 34:30 Process Builder for custom field history 37:10 Failing the first certification and Carlos' response 39:00 Giving back 39:44 Translating for Portuguese 43:39 MVP Office Portuguese https://success.salesforce.com/_ui/core/chatter/groups/GroupProfilePage?g=0F93A0000001zic https://twitter.com/MVPOHPortugues 48:50 Field Service Lightning Certification 55:00 Carlos' advice: Have Faith, Work Hard, Don't give up hope 1:00:07 What 1 question would Carlos ask Parker Harris? 1:02:00 How to contact Carlos  Twitter: https://twitter.com/akaCarioca Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/csiqueira/ Trailblazer Community: https://success.salesforce.com/_ui/core/userprofile/UserProfilePage?u=0053000000CSisTAAT&fId=0D53A00003TvRE9SAN&tab=sfdc.ProfilePlatformFeed 1:03:00 Closing Credit with Robin Dupre intern (https://twitter.com/robindupre) 1:04:30 Closing Music 1:05:00 Post Music Gag Links mentioned in the show Listener Joke submission from Lorna O'Callaghan WizardCast Saint Molis day Episode 22 Peter Coffe Break tweet Trailblazer MVP Office Hours Portuguese group @MVPOHPortugues Trailhead for Lightning Field Service HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share #WizardCast with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! https://ctt.ec/23f7u Ways to subscribe to The WizardCast Click to Subscribe via iTunes/Apple Podcasts Click to Subscribe via Stitcher Subscribe via RSS Participate In The Show! Share an IdeaExchange idea for our Ideas Highlight episodes! http://bit.ly/ideahighlight Share a question for Parker Harris http://bit.ly/parkerquestions FEEDBACK You can ask your questions, make comments, bad jokes, and your requests! Contact Us via Website Leave of Voicemail 608 492 0321 Email wizardcast@thewizardnews.com Audio and Music provided by: Cherry (Instrumental Version) (Josh Woodward) / CC BY 4.0 Sounds from: http://www.freesfx.co.uk  

In this episode, we discuss refactoring, global search, the Salesforce Success Community being rebranded to the Trailblazer Community, and Skuid's upcoming Millau Release. Say Hello to the Trailblazer Community Skuid Millau Using Zoom for Agile Software Development Zoom BlueJeans Announcing Success Cloud Keynote: Revealing Our Secret for Your Success