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I want to get into what you’ve done in Newsela, but I mean, let’s talk about public versus private sector marketing and go-to-market in general. How big of a shift was it to go from commercial to public sector? What were some of the biggest pivots you saw in differences in your go-to-market strategy?
And yet, as you’ve talked about all, look at what’s happening in California. I mean, many companies are not really serving the target market of the SMBs that are most affected, think like traditional retail, traditional coffee shops, comfort food, gyms, fitness, et cetera. I mean, it’s devastating.
Then we’re going to talk a lot about the market in this conversation, because it’s relevant, because there’s a lot of players, right? This is a 20-year-old market, and then how did you really get traction? But how could you penetrate this old, dated market with this brand new company? Tiago Paiva: Yeah.
Matt: Well, you’re down in Southern California. One, is I am so grateful for all the technology that we have available today. I feel like I’m tethered to my chair and if I’m not careful, my hair is going to start growing into the chair. It may be a different way of doing marketing. Matt: Yeah.
“Spend more marketing dollars, hire more sales people or cut costs, and that just couldn’t be sustainable over time because we now have so much more data as we were just talking about the CRM systems and technologies is far advanced is where it was five or even 10 years ago.”. How are you trying to go to market?
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First of all, in the last four weeks, more jobs have been lost in our country than exists in total in California or Texas. California employees about 17 million people, Texas about 15 million. As one of my mentors used to say, in a strong market, even turkeys can fly. So technologies like this, I think, will do really well.
People think you have all the answers, but you won’t, so you may as well just go in very early and as part of a research process, whether you’re creating a technology report or something that’s more model and framework based and say, “I’d love your feedback on this.” Matt: Yeah. .”
To build the initial team, to build the product, to build the initial go to market, to build the first customers and to build the ARR, the starting. Pietro : This journey used to end at the legendary, mythical product/market fit. In terms of product, I don’t mean technology. Then we deploy the capital to build.
We got some criticism saying Paul’s being down and negative just because it’s raining here in Southern California. The best job in the world is to be the weatherman in Southern California because every day it’s 70 and sunny. Well, we’re going to have to take a quick break, pay some bills. Matt: Oh, yeah.
So, he decided to go his own way, and I think it’s a really inspiring story. He talks about being a product-driven founder and a product-led founder, and how he came to appreciate the beauty of go-to-market sales and what we do as sales people, and how to explain value. My technology is so powerful.”
And yet, as you’ve talked about all, look at what’s happening in California. I mean, many companies are not really serving the target market of the SMBs that are most affected, think like traditional retail, traditional coffee shops, comfort food, gyms, fitness, et cetera. I mean, it’s devastating.
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She is the Chief Marketing Officer at LeanData. Matt: So you’re in Northern California. We have no haze, and I think it’s going to be on the high 70s today. So I think I’ve been in the marketing space a long time and always had my partner in crime sales right alongside. Karen: Thank you, Matt.
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My father worked for the UN so I had sort of a global perspective on things, and a few years ago I noticed that there was a trend, not for globalization, but de-globalization, and mainly because of technology. ” Peter Yared: I think technology is going to distribute this, so everything’s going to be made locally.
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