The Black Line Between Sales & Marketing

Doug Davidoff & Mike Donelly
The Black Line Between Sales & Marketing

Think of this podcast as the sports radio for demand generation. In every episode you can expect to be taken on a journey by Imagine's CEO, Doug Davidoff and Seventh Sense's Founder, Mike Donelly as they discuss, disagree, and form their opinions and ideas on specific sales, marketing, and business topics.

  1. Episode 82: Blurring The Blackline

    09/14/2021

    Episode 82: Blurring The Blackline

    The Blackline Podcast has always been based on issues between sales and marketing. That line is blurring - alignment is always improving - but alignment isn’t always (and shouldn’t be) a happy peaceful place. So what is alignment, and can you have alignment without conflict? Let’s find out! Each episode is broken up into three sections: Big News, The Question of the Episode, and Takeaways.Big News: The blame game between sales and marketingQuestion of the Episode: What one piece of advice would you give sales and marketing teams today to improve their attempts to be more aligned?Takeaways:  Mike - If you’re in sales, go spend some time with the marketing team. Tell them what you’re being asked and tell them what you need. If you’re in marketing, go and spend time with the sales team to hear the questions they’re being asked. Doug - Cross-discipline objectives and metrics. How often does each team have its own metrics that aren’t informative? There is no such thing as sales and marketing; they were created to manage organizations. They’re both responsible for revenue problems.If you'd like to be featured in upcoming episodes, let us know what your question is on Twitter @DemandCreator or email our Podcast Producer at hannah@imaginellc.com And if you want to watch the video recording of this episode, you can do so athttps://blog.imaginellc.com/theblackline/blurring-the-blackline and follow us on Twitter @dougdavidoff, @knowingwhen & @DemandCreator.

    56 min
  2. Episode 81: F^ck Hustle Culture

    08/31/2021

    Episode 81: F^ck Hustle Culture

    F^ck Hustle Culture. I don’t think we can get anymore to the point. While the hustle culture seemed to have gone away, it’s come back with a vengeance over the last couple of months. It’s got to a point where we have to wonder what are people doing day to day? Are they doing or just talking? Each episode is broken up into three sections: Big News, The Question of the Episode, and Takeaways.Big News: The Hustle / Bro CultureQuestion of the Episode: what are some ways to make sure everyone is aligned / stays aligned? Is it different if you're remote vs. in office?Takeaways:  Mike - I had zero clue that Doug is moody. Just kidding. Figure out what is best for your own work-life balance. Don’t subscribe to the hustle culture just because you think you have to be successful. Success comes in all shapes and sizes. Doug - Relax. Any performer will tell you that growth comes when you relax. We’re working so hard that we are our own worst enemy. It’s fine to have some downtime. It’s okay to say no and not doing anything in the evenings. Take some time to just relax.If you'd like to be featured in upcoming episodes, let us know what your question is on Twitter @DemandCreator or email our Podcast Producer at hannah@imaginellc.com And if you want to watch the video recording of this episode, you can do so athttps://blog.imaginellc.com/theblackline/fck-hustle-culture and follow us on Twitter @dougdavidoff, @knowingwhen & @DemandCreator.

    1h 2m

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Think of this podcast as the sports radio for demand generation. In every episode you can expect to be taken on a journey by Imagine's CEO, Doug Davidoff and Seventh Sense's Founder, Mike Donelly as they discuss, disagree, and form their opinions and ideas on specific sales, marketing, and business topics.

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