EPISODE · Jan 24, 2024 · 47 MIN
Marketing Leader Series: Getting a Startup from Zero to One with Mike Harmon
from The Marketing Share · host Alec Cheung & Barb VanSomeren
One of the big draws to working at an early stage startup is getting to build the marketing function from ground zero. However, the challenges are also significant. Competition is high, awareness is low, and winning often depends on a few good moves and the right focus. In this installment of our Marketing Leader Series, we speak with Mike Harmon, a 4X founding-level marketer at venture-backed companies. MIke shares his perspective on how best to generate marketing traction early on. Mike talks about the two different kinds of startups and how they differ, the role of brand and messaging at this stage, his views on PR and why it's often overplayed, what to focus on for martech, and more!Connect with the hosts:👉 Barb VanSomeren: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barbvansomeren/👉 Alec Cheung: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleccheung/Connect with the Podcast Manager 👉 Cinthya Zeledón: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cinthyazeledon/Explore the video content of each podcast episode on YouTube Want to be a guest on The Marketing Share Podcast? Send us your bio and proposed interview topic to [email protected], and our Podcast Manager will get back to you.
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One of the big draws to working at an early stage startup is getting to build the marketing function from ground zero. However, the challenges are also significant. Competition is high, awareness is low, and winning often depends on a few good moves and the right focus. In this installment of our Marketing Leader Series, we speak with Mike Harmon, a 4X founding-level marketer at venture-backed companies. MIke shares his perspective on how best to generate marketing traction early on. Mike tal...
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