Each week, host Mark Roberge (Sr. Lecturer at Harvard Business School, Co-Founder at Stage 2 Capital, Founding CRO at HubSpot) talks with the most successful sales leaders in tech to find out the science behind scaling a company’s revenue and sales.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | ManagementBusinessEntrepreneurship |
Sales leaders often diligence the CEO, but they quickly realize they should've done the same for the CMO. Same for the other way around. It's a topic not even Mark has yet to fully codify. more
Community-led growth involves multiple communities, including core user communities, spheres of influence (like executives or department heads), and the intersection of these communities. And when you run it alongside a PLG motion, it can be truly po... more
No matter what stage your company is in, you need to build a best in class sales team. And no one knows how to do that better than today's guest. more
Today we have the architect behind the go-to-market strategy. We're going to laugh, we're going to cry. We're gonna talk about the most important go-to-market strategic moves that made HubSpot what it is today. more
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My favorite feature is when Mark makes personal comments and thought on the items being discussed. Often I do not know the guests but I trust Mark from having read his book, listened to interviews and having read The Science of a Scaling. more
Too many other podcasts that cover sales & GTM feel way to prepped and sugar coated, or it’s given by the person who doesn’t actually do the work. But this show gets into the weeds from how the work gets done, the steps along the way and the progression along the growth journey. Not just a “sell sell sell” podcast. more
I’m three episodes in now and the break for commentary format is growing on me. I’d still prefer a more natural flow but I’ve taken some great pieces of advice away recently.
Mark does an excellent job of hitting high level strategy then unpacking the details of how to do something. Fantastic podcast.
Mark, about 4 episodes in and what a great pod. I really like the interruptions during the interview to get your view and further explain what has been discussed. I can’t take notes fast enough😆. more
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