On this podcast, we talk about marketing strategies and tactics. Many of our podcast episodes will cover strategic marketing (segmentation, targeting, positioning, market orientation, branding, and offering development), but we will also discuss tactical marketing (Facebook advertising, email marketing, Google AdWords, SEO, and more) Our mission is to help you double the size of your business by using time-tested, proven marketing strategies and up-to-date marketing tactics.
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CMO Leadership | How top Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) build high-performing marketing teams with Ty Hayes
Ty Hayes from Growth Generators
Are you striving to build a high-performing marketing team that accelerates growth for your organisation? Dive into the insights and strategies of award-winning former Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Ty Hayes, and leading CMOs and experts. This podcast is designed for marketing leaders seeking to optimise their team's performance to drive unparalleled results. Tune in to: - Unlock secrets from top CMOs on how they’ve crafted dynamic marketing team structures and built modern capabilities - Di ...
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Seth Matlin from Forbes CMO network joins us to share his marketing leadership lessons. Tune in to discover: Pivotal moments that shaped Seth's career, starting from his transformative first job at Evian to his entrepreneurial endeavours. Leadership mistakes, lessons learned, and the importance of prioritisation, focusing on what truly matters. The…
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In this episode, Ty is joined by Seth Matlins, Managing Director of Forbes CMO Network, to delve into the Forbes Entrepreneurial CMO50 list. Learn how an entrepreneurial CMO mindset is not exclusively tied to start-ups or venture capital environments but is relevant to any CMO facing dynamic market conditions. Discover how CMOs from brands like The…
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73. Marketing Leadership Lessons with Grayson Campbell, Head of Digital Marketing & Growth at PaperCut
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Grayson Campbell, Head of Digital Marketing & Growth at PaperCut returns to share his leadership experience and insights. In this episode Grayson shares: How he accidentally became a developer and how his engineering-focused background blends perfectly with marketing His mindset for tackling unconventional and challenging projects, and fostering re…
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72. How a marketing funnel team structure and Agile Marketing created dynamic results at PaperCut
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In this episode, you will discover how the marketing team at PaperCut, a global B2B print management software company restructured its marketing team around the marketing funnel and implemented Agile Marketing. Grayson Campbell, Head of Digital Marketing and Growth at PaperCut reveals impressive results 9 months post-implementation. This includes t…
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Bev Bury, Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) at Flinders University returns to share her invaluable leadership lessons and insights from her career. In this episode Bev shares: The pivotal moments that shaped her as a leader, including her time as an account manager at a London advertising agency, and the importance of simplifying complex problems. The …
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70. How to triple the experiment velocity of your marketing team and drive thousands of new leads
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In this episode, host Ty Hayes builds on a recent CMO Leadership Podcast interview with Sean Ellis, the author of Hacking Growth. Ty delves into the four-stage growth hacking process and shares how he applied them to boost metrics during his tenure as the CMO of Curtin University. Tune in as Ty reveals: The drivers for Growth Hacking at Curtin Univ…
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69. From Silos to Synergy: Bev Bury, CMO at Flinders University on Creative Approaches to Elevating Customer Experience by Unifying Marketing and Recruitment
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In this episode, you will discover: A game plan to approach your first 12 months in a CMO role. How Bev realigned the 60-person marketing team around the customer journey and which modern marketing and sales capabilities she's added to the team from CX to marketing automation, to outbound sales. The strategies and techniques Bev implemented to buil…
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68. Psychological Safety: The Key to High-Performing Marketing Teams with Ty Hayes | Discover why this is the #1 ingredient for creativity, collaboration and innovation
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In this episode, host Ty Hayes uncovers the surprising #1 component required for high-performance marketing teams. Psychological Safety. This element is so powerful that it can supercharge creativity and innovation, enhance collaboration and create a team culture that enables you to attract, engage and retain top talent. From battling hierarchical …
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67. Marketing Leadership Lessons with Sarah Cutbush, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at the University of South Australia
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In this episode, Sarah Cutbush reveals the leadership lessons that have helped her succeed as Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at the University of South Australia (UniSA) Sarah leads a marketing and communications team of 80 people and we are delighted to have her back on the podcast to share her leadership experience and insights. Sarah…
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This episode dives into the University of South Australia's (UniSA) journey of implementing Agile Marketing with Sarah Cutbush (Chief Marketing and Communications Officer) and Tim Smedley (Manager, Market Insights). Tune in to discover: How a large university marketing and communications team of 80 staff implemented Agile marketing to gain strategi…
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In this episode you’ll discover two key techniques to enhance marketing team productivity and value delivery; Lean Process Redesign and Agile Marketing. The episode guides leaders on choosing the right approach based on team size, maturity, and challenges, with examples from industries like tourism, technology, and higher education. Ty explains how…
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64. How to increase the capacity, agility and strategic focus of your marketing team by reducing BAU (Business as Usual) work
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Is Business as Usual (BAU) work preventing your marketing team from being more strategic, agile and customer-focused? In this episode, host Ty Hayes explores why business as usual (BAU) work is a significant challenge for marketing teams, limiting agility and innovation. Ty shares his definition of BAU work being the routine, repetitive work that t…
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Welcome to the CMO Leadership Podcast | How top CMOs build high-performing marketing teams. In this episode, Ty explains the new podcast title and format, who it's for, and why we've rebranded the show from Lean Mean Marketing Teams. Listen to the short episode to find out how the CMO Leadership Podcast endeavours to provide even more value to curr…
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62. Sean Ellis Decodes Growth Hacking | Discover what growth hacking is, how to build a growth team and accelerate sustainable growth for your organisation
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Sean Ellis, author of the book Hacking Growth, and founder of the growth hacking movement joins us on the podcast today. In this episode, we discuss: What growth hacking is and how its central themes of measuring, analysing and testing stem from the heart of marketing innovation How growth hacking extends beyond the traditional boundaries of market…
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Jonathan Metrick, Operating Partner at Sagard joins us on the episode today. In this episode, we discuss: Jonathan’s role at Sagard and how investment companies have shifted their focus from growth at any cost, to sustainable growth and profitability and how crucial this is post 2022. The research report that Jonathan and co-author Kimberly Whitler…
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Shay shares the strategies and tactics he uses to drive marketing results as CMO at hypergrowth company, ActiveCampaign. Note: Ty and/or Lean Mean Marketing Teams Podcast are not an affiliate of Active Campaign. In this episode, we discuss: Shay’s leadership strategies and approaches to leading a marketing team at a hypergrowth company. How the mar…
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Mike Rizzo, Community-Led Founder of MarketingOps.com and MO Pros joins us on this episode. In this episode, we discuss: What Marketing Operations is and how it can turbocharge a marketing team's go-to marketing strategy and help drive revenue Mike clarifies a common misconception about what Marketing Ops is and what they should be responsible for …
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58. Marketing Team Re-design and Agile Marketing Implementation | How Keypath Education transformed its marketing team to drive higher engagement, efficiency and effectiveness
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With Sheena Sudra, Executive Director - Marketing and Customer Experience, APAC and Gemma Gray, Director of Product, Asia-Pacific, from Keypath Education. In this episode, we discuss: The extensive process that Sheena undertook to reimagine and re-design her Marketing and CX team including current state analysis, problem/opportunity identification …
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Jessica Gilmartin, Chief Marketing Officer of Calendly, joins us on this episode. We discuss: How Jessica built trust within her team through exploratory meetings with team members, showing vulnerability and using team feedback to create (and ultimately share) her work plans and objectives. How Jessica managed different impressions between the mark…
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If you want your business to be successful and sustainable (and let’s face it—we all do), you need a strong sales process. But how do you gauge how efficient your sales process actually is? For starters, you can conduct a CAC cohort analysis. This method of analyzing data can provide valuable insights that you can apply to your efforts moving forwa…
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with Frank Days, Chief Marketing Officer of Aerospike and Co-host of the Marketing Agility Podcast In this episode, we discuss the following: Frank’s learnings and observations from how numerous companies have applied Agile Marketing over the years The four rituals and ceremonies that get you 80-90% of the way with Agile Marketing The importance of…
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A 360-degree marketing plan is an approach that allows you to reach customers at all possible points of contact—every business owner’s dream! However, you may be wondering if it’s really worth all the effort. In that case, consider this: Successfully putting together such a plan enables you to maximize the chances of finding new potential customers…
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Understanding customers’ needs and expectations is crucial to your business’s success. That’s why you should use customer churn analysis to your advantage —if you aren’t already. It’s a powerful tool that can help you identify the reasons behind customer churn (i.e., the percentage of customers you lose during a particular period). And armed with t…
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Just like the office, there are challenges of working from home. Take a look at the most common benefits and drawbacks, and discover what the future holds. View this article: https://viralsolutions.net/challenges-of-working-from-home
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With Melissa Reeve, Co-Founder of the Agile Marketing Alliance In this episode, we discuss: An Overview of the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) which is used to scale agile within an organisation Some key principles of SAFe including the principle of organising agile teams around delivered value How multiple agile teams can perform work in strategic a…
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Although revenue growth is important, it’s not the best indicator of your business’s performance and shouldn’t be relied on alone. Discover 5 reasons why. Read this article: https://viralsolutions.net/revenue-growth-poor-metric-for-measuring-success
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Ty Hayes from Growth Generators interviewed by Jim Ewel and Melissa Reeve from the The Marketing Agility Podcast Ty Hayes from Growth Generators was on the other side of the mic in being interviewed by Jim Ewel and Melissa Reeve on the Marketing Agility Podcast. Many thanks to Melissa and Jim for allowing us to share this podcast with our Lean Mean…
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Erik de Roos, Executive Director, Marketing at South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) joins us on this episode. In this episode, we discuss: Strategies Erik used to stand out from the crowd in a high calibre candidate pool for the position of Executive Director at SATC The metrics that SATC uses to measure its success - especially in relation t…
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The World Bank reports there are over 1 billion people in the world living with a disability. So, it doesn’t seem fitting to call them a minority. This number is an important factor to consider when making a case for accessibility in design. Adopting an accessibility-first approach is a significant step toward fostering inclusion in your user-centr…
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When Henry Ford said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is a success,” he could have been talking about how generating short-term wins is essential to change management. Creating the vision, initiatives, and teams for change are essential elements. However, development is limited without progress in eac…
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Many business owners neglect to conduct surveys, not realizing how powerful they can be. There are countless benefits of surveys, especially when it comes to content creation. Although it may not hurt your business directly, failing to use surveys is a major missed opportunity. Here’s the thing… The content you create heavily influences your busine…
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Is religion dying? This question begs asking, what with the rapid and consistent decline of American membership in religious houses and groups, according to Gallup. For the first time in eight years, the numbers dropped below 50%, based on that same report. The decline of religion in the U.S. might seem alarming, but it is a learning opportunity fo…
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Social media algorithms are all-powerful, computer-generated recommendations that work in the background to determine who and how many people get to enjoy your content. So, you need to make algorithms work for you to increase social media post reach. This might seem intimidating, given that social media algorithms are proprietary, not to mention in…
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For small business owners, using third-party e-commerce sites has been a great help in earning revenue. You can use many platforms, but there are always two that catch newbies' attention: Shopify and Amazon. Business owners are torn between the two platforms. Some think Shopify is better, while others prefer Amazon. So, should you sell your product…
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Let's face it; social media isn't going anywhere. It's become an integral part of our lives, both personal and professional. As a business owner, you know you need to be on social media, but you may not be sure whether you should focus on organic or paid social media or use a combination of both. With so many different options, it can be difficult …
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Empathy is the secret to great customer service. But how important is it really? According to recent research, 86% of consumers are willing to pay for products and services from businesses that prioritize customer empathy. The value of empathy has increased in post-pandemic times, according to the same research. The importance of customer experienc…
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Now that video is a critical part of every effective marketing strategy, you may be called on to make videos for your company’s social media and website. Since most companies don’t have the resources to hire a video production crew, you may have to do it alone and learn how to film yourself. Even if you have experience making videos, the idea of pr…
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With Pieter-Paul von Weiler and Matt Davies BetterBriefs founders Matt Davies and Pieter-Paul von Weiler are two ex-agency strategists that have conducted the largest and first-ever global survey into client briefs. Their findings - described by Mark Ritson as “the most scary and remarkable bit of data I’ve ever seen” - are igniting conversations a…
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When it comes to website traffic, there are two main types: organic and paid. Organic traffic is the kind of traffic that comes to your site naturally, without you having to do anything. This might include people who find your site through a search engine, or who come to your site after seeing it shared on social media. Paid traffic, on the other h…
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All that interaction is attractive to brands in its own right. However, other factors including a desirable demographic and a platform that has a clear monetization strategy in place give Instagram the edge over its competitors such as Pinterest and SnapChat. Need help with the social media side of your marketing? Request a free consultation with V…
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With the increased reliance on technology and automated tools, many marketers and business owners lose sight of what drives business growth—relationships. It’s easy to dismiss human connections when you have social media, apps, and other software for marketing. But knowing how to nurture business relationships is critical to building and expanding …
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If you're running any sort of online marketing campaign, then you must be tracking your results. After all, how can you hope to improve your campaigns if you don't even know what's working and what isn't? That's where URL tracking comes in. Read this blog and get all the resources: https://viralsolutions.net/url-tracking/…
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Many church leaders struggle with building out a major church marketing campaign and seeing it through. As a result, they’re often disappointed with the results. If this has been the case for your church in the past, it’s time to revisit your approach. After all, your church might be doing something good, but you'll always fall short of your goals …
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Struggling to create a brand design from scratch? Fortunately, there are plenty of resources that can help. Learn where to find brand design inspiration. Read this article: https://viralsolutions.net/find-brand-design-inspiration/
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Are your prospects suffering from digital fatigue, or are you just not delivering the experience they want? Learn how to improve your approach and engage. Read this article: https://viralsolutions.net/truth-about-digital-fatigue/
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To create engaging content, you must start by developing a brand voice that’s memorable and relatable. Learn how to make your voice stand out. Read this article: https://viralsolutions.net/developing-a-brand-voice/
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Two things are certain when it comes to successful marketing: You must understand your customer. You can't just wing it. You know this already, but do you have a Customer Value Journey® map? Put simply, the Customer Value Journey is the step-by-step process that attracts and converts prospects into customers and keeps them coming back. It's an inva…
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In August 2022, Google announced a new update emphasizing “helpful” content. This update, which finished rolling out on September 9, is designed to provide searchers with more original, authentic, and useful content. It introduces a site-wide ranking signal used (along with many others) to evaluate pages for ranking purposes. In other words, it's a…
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Future of Customer Experience: Why You Should Prioritize an Omnichannel Experience & How to Do It
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In today's business world, providing an omnichannel experience for your customers is more important than ever. By prioritizing this experience, you'll be able to meet your customers' needs no matter where they are or what device they're using. In this blog post, we'll discuss what an omnichannel experience is and how you can create one for your bus…
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Choosing the right colors is an essential part of building a solid brand identity. That’s because consumers are 80% more likely to recognize your brand when you use consistent colors. As we discussed in the first part of this series, great design is vital to making an excellent first impression, and the importance of color goes hand in hand with th…
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