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30-minute conversations with B2B SaaS marketers and entrepreneurs about the different roles played by marketing to build brands, attract customers, and drive growth.
30-minute conversations with B2B SaaS marketers and entrepreneurs about the different roles played by marketing to build brands, attract customers, and drive growth.
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Zaheer Merali is a founder, investor, and executive coach with over two decades of experience advising entrepreneurs. He has navigated his own personal reinvention and focuses on helping others master their mindset and align their purpose in business. His insights emphasize the importance of pausing and pivoting to uncover true passion, rather than succumbing to hustle culture.
Zaheer Merali is a founder, investor, and executive coach with over two decades of experience advising entrepreneurs. He has navigated his own personal reinvention and focuses on helping others master their mindset and align their purpose in business. His insights emphasize the importance of pausing and pivoting to uncover true passion, rather than succumbing to hustle culture.
Sergey Ross is a co-founder of Sway One, a company specializing in video podcasting and content strategy. With extensive experience in digital marketing and media production, Sergey has been instrumental in analyzing trends in B2B video content, helping brands leverage video for effective communication and audience engagement.
Sergey Ross is a co-founder of Sway One, a company specializing in video podcasting and content strategy. With extensive experience in digital marketing and media production, Sergey has been instrumental in analyzing trends in B2B video content, helping brands leverage video for effective communication and audience engagement.
Joe Newton is a co-founder of Sway One, where he focuses on creating impactful video content for B2B brands. With a background in marketing and media, Joe has contributed to the development of strategies that enhance the visibility and effectiveness of video podcasts, particularly on platforms like YouTube.
Joe Newton is a co-founder of Sway One, where he focuses on creating impactful video content for B2B brands. With a background in marketing and media, Joe has contributed to the development of strategies that enhance the visibility and effectiveness of video podcasts, particularly on platforms like YouTube.
Brayden Young is a seasoned entrepreneur and marketing expert known for his role in building Sendoso, a leading platform for B2B gifting and direct mail. With over a decade of experience in the SaaS industry, he has a deep understanding of market dynamics and customer needs. Brayden has successfully navigated the challenges of scaling startups, including raising significant capital, such as $160 million from investors like SoftBank. He is currently focused on his new venture, Slash Experts, which aims to innovate in the field of SaaS marketing by addressing the challenges of converting traffic without traditional methods. Brayden is passionate about the evolution of personalization in B2B marketing and believes in the power of peer-to-peer trust and authentic conversations in driving sales.
Brayden Young is a seasoned entrepreneur and marketing expert known for his role in building Sendoso, a leading platform for B2B gifting and direct mail. With over a decade of experience in the SaaS industry, he has a deep understanding of market dynamics and customer needs. Brayden has successfully navigated the challenges of scaling startups, including raising significant capital, such as $160 million from investors like SoftBank. He is currently focused on his new venture, Slash Experts, which aims to innovate in the field of SaaS marketing by addressing the challenges of converting traffic without traditional methods. Brayden is passionate about the evolution of personalization in B2B marketing and believes in the power of peer-to-peer trust and authentic conversations in driving sales.
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Entrepreneurship isn’t just about hustle, funding rounds, or scaling fast. It’s also about the inner game—mastering your mindset, aligning your purpose, and creating a business that doesn’t consume your life.
In this episode of Marketing Spark, Zaheer Merali—founder, investor, and executive coach—shares what he’s learned from two decades of advising entrepreneurs and navigating his own personal reinvention. We dig into:
Why overthinking and overworking plague founders
How to break free from the addiction to hustle culture
The power of pausing, pivoting, and uncovering your true passion
Why aligning your inner compass is more important than any revenue target
This isn’t about working harder. It’s about working better—on your terms.
Entrepreneurship isn’t just about hustle, funding rounds, or scaling fast. It’s also about the inner game—mastering your mindset, aligning your purpose, and creating a business that doesn’t consume your life.
In this episode of Marketing Spark, Zaheer Merali—founder, investor, and executive coach—shares what he’s learned from two decades of advising entrepreneurs and navigating his own personal reinvention. We dig into:
Why overthinking and overworking plague founders
How to break free from the addiction to hustle culture
The power of pausing, pivoting, and uncovering your true passion
Why aligning your inner compass is more important than any revenue target
This isn’t about working harder. It’s about working better—on your terms.
0:0033:22
The Art and Science of B2B Video Podcasting: Lessons from 75 Shows
Is your B2B podcast ready for YouTube? In this episode of Marketing Spark, I’m joined by Sergey Ross and Joe Newton from Sway One, who created a report that analyzed 75+ B2B video podcasts to uncover what’s working, what’s not, and what the best shows are doing differently.
We talk about why YouTube has become the top discovery platform for podcasts, the essential strategies to optimize for engagement, and why executive-led shows get 6x more views. Whether you’re just launching your show or looking to grow faster, this episode is your tactical blueprint for B2B video podcast success.
Topics include:
Why B2B brands can’t ignore YouTube anymore
How to structure and format your show for better discoverability
Tips on thumbnails, titles, and short-form content
How to measure ROI (without obsessing over downloads)
The rise of executive-hosted podcasts and commentary-style formats
Is your B2B podcast ready for YouTube? In this episode of Marketing Spark, I’m joined by Sergey Ross and Joe Newton from Sway One, who created a report that analyzed 75+ B2B video podcasts to uncover what’s working, what’s not, and what the best shows are doing differently.
We talk about why YouTube has become the top discovery platform for podcasts, the essential strategies to optimize for engagement, and why executive-led shows get 6x more views. Whether you’re just launching your show or looking to grow faster, this episode is your tactical blueprint for B2B video podcast success.
Topics include:
Why B2B brands can’t ignore YouTube anymore
How to structure and format your show for better discoverability
Tips on thumbnails, titles, and short-form content
How to measure ROI (without obsessing over downloads)
The rise of executive-hosted podcasts and commentary-style formats
0:0031:15
What Braydan Young Learned After 10 Years Building Sendoso
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Mark Evans
Guests
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Brayden Young
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
B2B giftingdirect mailpersonalization in B2Bpeer-to-peer trustsales and marketingstartup scalinghypergrowthremote workdifferentiation in crowded market
After a decade building Sendoso into a category-defining platform for B2B gifting and direct mail, Braydan Young is back with a new venture—Slash Experts—that’s taking on one of SaaS marketing’s biggest challenges: converting traffic without relying on the tired “Book a Demo” CTA.
In this episode, Braydan joins Mark Evans to talk about the evolution of personalization in B2B, how Sendoso capitalized on perfect timing and deep buyer pain, and why he believes the next wave of sales and marketing will be fueled by peer-to-peer trust and real conversations.
He shares lessons from scaling a startup through hypergrowth, raising $160M (including from SoftBank), navigating culture through the chaos of rapid hiring and remote work, and the “aha” moment that made him leave it all behind to start fresh.
If you’re thinking about how to truly differentiate in a crowded market—or wondering whether your next big idea is worth pursuing—this episode is packed with insight and inspiration.
After a decade building Sendoso into a category-defining platform for B2B gifting and direct mail, Braydan Young is back with a new venture—Slash Experts—that’s taking on one of SaaS marketing’s biggest challenges: converting traffic without relying on the tired “Book a Demo” CTA.
In this episode, Braydan joins Mark Evans to talk about the evolution of personalization in B2B, how Sendoso capitalized on perfect timing and deep buyer pain, and why he believes the next wave of sales and marketing will be fueled by peer-to-peer trust and real conversations.
He shares lessons from scaling a startup through hypergrowth, raising $160M (including from SoftBank), navigating culture through the chaos of rapid hiring and remote work, and the “aha” moment that made him leave it all behind to start fresh.
If you’re thinking about how to truly differentiate in a crowded market—or wondering whether your next big idea is worth pursuing—this episode is packed with insight and inspiration.
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