Episode #300: Casey Carey, Chief Marketing Officer at TCP Software, discusses how buyer behavior, trust, customer understanding, and AI are reshaping modern B2B growth. He explains why earning a place on the buyer's shortlist before a purchase process begins has become critical. Casey also shares practical strategies for creating preference, improving alignment, and increasing win rates.
In this 2:02 video, Casey Carey explains how AI has accelerated the empowered-buyer trend and changed the way purchasing decisions are made. Buyers often enter the market with a shortlist already established and a preferred vendor in mind. Casey shares why earning a place on that initial list has become one of the most important growth priorities in B2B.
Episode #300: Casey Carey, Chief Marketing Officer at TCP Software, discusses how buyer behavior, trust, customer understanding, and AI are reshaping modern B2B growth. He explains why earning a place on the buyer's shortlist before a purchase process begins has become critical. Casey also shares practical strategies for creating preference, improving alignment, and increasing win rates.
Episode #282: Gethin Nadin, Chief Innovation Officer at Benifex, explains why trust now sits at the center of successful B2B growth. He shows how companies can improve ABM performance by helping buyers build internal business cases, using expert-led outreach, and nurturing relationships long before an active buying cycle begins. The conversation also reveals why tailored relevance, trusted voices, and deeper industry understanding help teams open better conversations, influence hidden stakeholders, and win larger deals with more consistency.
In this 4:34 video, Gethin Nadin explains why tailored selling remains one of the most effective ways to build trust and improve deal momentum. He argues that product-led pitches often fall short because buyers respond more strongly when sales conversations begin with their specific needs, priorities, and business pressures. The conversation also reinforces that B2B decisions remain emotional, which means the strongest pitches help buyers solve real problems and look good to their executive teams.
Episode #282: Gethin Nadin, Chief Innovation Officer at Benifex, explains why trust now sits at the center of successful B2B growth. He shows how companies can improve ABM performance by helping buyers build internal business cases, using expert-led outreach, and nurturing relationships long before an active buying cycle begins. The conversation also reveals why tailored relevance, trusted voices, and deeper industry understanding help teams open better conversations, influence hidden stakeholders, and win larger deals with more consistency.
If your company lacks buyer-grounded proof, AI search is not the real problem; it is just exposing one.
Episode #278: Anthony Blatner, Managing Director, Founder, and CMO at Speedwork, explains how LinkedIn can transform ABM programs into a measurable pipeline. He outlines the importance of defining target audiences, aligning teams, and building dynamic account lists. He also discusses intent signals, persona targeting, and thought leader ads. These strategies help organizations reach buying groups and improve the quality of qualified leads.
Episode #270: Kamron Kunce, Chief Marketing Officer at RJ Young, explains how marketing is evolving into a company-wide growth driver through customer experience, data, and sales alignment. He shares how integrating CX into marketing transforms strategy and creates scalable growth. He also outlines how aligning teams, leveraging data, and focusing on real customer insights improve both conversations and outcomes. His approach demonstrates how modern CMOs shift from support roles to strategic revenue leaders.
In this 2:37 video, Kamron Kunce explains how marketing is being redefined to include customer experience as a core function. He highlights how integrating CX into marketing changes priorities and strengthens growth strategies. He also shares why companies that fail to prioritize CX within marketing risk falling behind. His perspective shows how marketing is evolving into a broader, more impactful business driver.