Why do tiny marketing budgets come with sky-high expectations? 💸 In this episode, we’re joined by Lucy Blenkinsopp, marketing lead at Version 1, to talk about how to do more with less—without burning out or BS-ing the board. From choosing fewer, higher-ROI channels to proving marginal gains and building a real case for budget, we get practical about what actually moves the needle when cash is tight. We get into: ✅ Fewer channels, done better: double down on what works and drop the FOMO ...
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Why do tiny marketing budgets come with sky-high expectations? 💸 In this episode, we’re joined by Lucy Blenkinsopp, marketing lead at Version 1, to talk about how to do more with less—without burning out or BS-ing the board. From choosing fewer, higher-ROI channels to proving marginal gains and building a real case for budget, we get practical about what actually moves the needle when cash is tight. We get into: ✅ Fewer channels, done better: double down on what works and drop the FOMO ...
B2B YouTube Glow-Up NEEDED | E85 with Jake Kitchiner
Blame it on Marketing â„¢
39 minutes
8 months ago
B2B YouTube Glow-Up NEEDED | E85 with Jake Kitchiner
Why do so many B2B marketers treat YouTube like a dusty archive? 🤔 We’ve all seen it—upload a stale webinar, paste a podcast video, and then scratch your head when views don’t budge… with zero strategy behind it. In this episode, we’re joined by Jake Kitchiner, co-founder of Channel Crawler and our new Blame It on Marketing YouTube guru, to unpack the B2B Tube trap—why companies dump content on YouTube and see no ROI, and how to build a channel that actually drives leads. blame-it-on-ma...
Blame it on Marketing â„¢
Why do tiny marketing budgets come with sky-high expectations? 💸 In this episode, we’re joined by Lucy Blenkinsopp, marketing lead at Version 1, to talk about how to do more with less—without burning out or BS-ing the board. From choosing fewer, higher-ROI channels to proving marginal gains and building a real case for budget, we get practical about what actually moves the needle when cash is tight. We get into: ✅ Fewer channels, done better: double down on what works and drop the FOMO ...
