Why Marketing and Sales Keep Pointing Fingers (and How to Fix It)
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概要
Most founder-led B2B companies don’t have a marketing problem or a sales problem — they have a strategy problem.
In this episode of Predictable B2B Growth, I break down what “random acts of marketing” and “random acts of selling” actually look like in the real world: disconnected posts, scattered campaigns, cold outreach with no clear narrative, inconsistent qualification, and a pipeline that never feels repeatable.
I also unpack an anonymous scenario I see all the time: a company trying to run two different go-to-market motions at once — reactivating and expanding an existing customer base while simultaneously chasing net-new, more enterprise opportunities. Those are two different plays, with different buyers, different messaging, different proof, different timelines, and different success metrics. When you blend them without a plan, you get a lot of activity… and very little traction.
We’ll cover why strategy has to come first (ICP, positioning, POV, value props, and the motion you’re actually running), how to avoid the “busy but stuck” trap, and how to build a simple plan that makes your marketing and sales efforts compound instead of reset every month.
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