
Building a Strategic Go-to-Market Engine with Genean Jones
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In this episode of Some Disruptors, hosts Mack McKelvey and Heidi Kiele welcome marketing expert Genean Jones to explore the critical role of strategic go-to-market approaches in driving sustainable business growth. With extensive experience across enterprises like Nextel, Sprint, AOL, and Comcast, as well as startups, Genean shares insights on transforming marketing from a cost center to a revenue-driving powerhouse.
Episode Highlights:-
How modern go-to-market strategies require collaboration between marketing, sales, product, and customer success to drive sustainable growth
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The evolving relationship between marketing and sales, including the controversial debate about where SDRs (Sales Development Representatives) should sit
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Why chief growth officers are replacing traditional CMO roles and what this means for marketing teams
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The importance of data-driven decision making and rapid optimization in marketing campaigns
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A provocative proposal for shared commission structures between sales and marketing teams
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Marketing is both a science and an art - successful marketers balance data analysis with creative strategy
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Customer success teams provide invaluable insights that should inform marketing strategies
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The most effective go-to-market approaches involve cross-functional collaboration rather than siloed efforts
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In today's digital environment, marketers must demonstrate both short-term results and long-term strategic value
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Staying current with AI and automation tools is essential for marketers to remain competitive and demonstrate value
Whether you're a startup marketer looking to establish a robust go-to-market strategy or an established business seeking to optimize your growth engine, this episode provides actionable insights for turning marketing into a strategic lever for sustainable business success.