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#25 Mark Huber: VP of Marketing @ UserEvidence
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Selling vs. educating.
Unlike science vs. religion, they rarely exist together.
Salesy content stands out—it's easier to sniff out than kids smoking reefer in the high school locker room.
Educational content, on the other hand, comes from a place of caring and helps the audience make progress.
That's a big difference.
Mark helps illustrates how to create better educational content, why being a generalist is advantageous, and how to be more authentic in marketing.
If you want to create marketing that isn't boring and resonates with customers, listen to this episode.
In our conversation, Mark discusses:
- Using LinkedIn, and other marketing channels, as an educational tool rather than a promotional platform.
- His belief in the importance of authenticity in (B2B) marketing and avoiding overly salesy content.
- The potential pitfalls of 'marketing by committee' and how it can dilute a campaign's message.
This episode is for anyone who wants to:
(1) Optimize their content strategy to drive more results.
(2) Enhance the authenticity of their marketing.
(3) Master decision-making in complex marketing campaigns.
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