In this episode, Donna shares why
Think about a situation where every investor is actually rooting for your company because you caught their attention or every person you have a small talk with becomes an advocate for your company.
Yup, a good story can do that!
From being a programmer at a leading gaming company (Hi there Spongebob game!) in Australia through a series of impressive marketing roles to co-founding her latest initiative G-CMO, Efrat’s story is a combination of self development and amazing marketing insights.
the co-founder of the creative agency Officer & Gentleman Alex Katz, talking about their creative process and working with one of their most unique clients – PornHub.
So how did Pornhub went from being “another porn aggregator” to a cultural phenomena?
Levine works from Zappos.com shares main lessons and insights from how Zappos operates and fosters a culture of innovation and experiments.
He also shares the core values and tactics that help the company become user-centric at scale.
between super growth hacks and helping brands and governments fight fake news, Commun.it a bootstrap company has managed to grow to 700k users strong.
In this episode, Ran and Netanel, 2 of the company co-founders join us to talk about building a bootstrap company, fake news and how they use processes, automation, and providing value to grow their company.
Managing Facebook ads at a scale is a whole different art than managing small budgeted campaigns.
In this episode, Azriel shares his workflow to optimising funnels and shares tips on scaling up your Facebook campaigns (with strategies for both B2C & B2B)
In this episode Otniel Ben Amara, a data geek. co-CEO of Dojo BI, a 360° data studio for growing startups, stops by to talk to us about working with data to improve your product.
Elad Levy, Head of growth at Fixel, shares his journey from marketing Junior to the Technical Marketing expert.
Learn about the challenges of transitioning from being a “tactical” marketer to adopting a wider strategic marketing perspective, how to find marketing opportunities as a small marketing team and why you should refer to yourself as a small company and not a startup
The super-bowl ads are the biggest advertising event of the year.
In this episode , Roy & Jonathan (AKA “we”) go through the Super Bowl ads that made an impact on us – good (You did good Pampers!) and bad (yes, we’re looking at you TurboFax creepy ad!).
Danielle Sharabi, Head of Gett Delivery’s growth, shares insights and tactics she in her 5 person team used to grow Delivery withn Gett.
She talks about the pros and cons of building a ‘startup’ within a company, why brand matters from day one (and what it even means) and how thinking differently and being scrappy can help young companies to win the game better than huge media budgets.