Rattle & Pedal: B2B Marketing Podcast

Rattle & Pedal: B2B Marketing Podcast


Latest Episodes

The Other Man Behind the Mic: Introducing Rattle and Pedal Co-host Jeff McKay
August 12, 2018

Introducing Jeff McKay, co-host of Rattle and Pedal, as he speaks about the meaning behind the name “Prudent Pedal”, his background in marketing, and what he’s learned from his numerous positions as a senior marketing leader within large firms.

One of the Men Behind the Mic: Introducing Rattle and Pedal Co-host Jason Mlicki
July 30, 2018

Introducing Jason Mlicki, co-host of Rattle and Pedal, who speaks about his role as Principal of Rattleback, how it came to be and what he’s learned as a recognized leader in the professional service marketing industry.

How Much Should You Spend on Marketing?
July 15, 2018

What do firms typically spend on marketing? 5% of revenue? 10% of revenue? Does it matter? Forget about benchmarks as we talk about how to develop a proper marketing budget.

The 4 Universal Stages of the Client’s Buying Process
July 01, 2018

There’s a massive disconnect between where clients spend time in their buying process and where firms spend time in the sale. In this episode, we jump right into the void.

Thought Leadership Marketing—What’s Absolutely Changing and What Never Will
June 16, 2018

Jeff and Jason discuss the things that will never change in thought leadership marketing and 3 big things that are—content consumption habits, trust in corporate publishers, and the role of digital media.

Responding to the Threat of Content Marketing
June 03, 2018

Jason and Jeff explore 6 potential responses firms can take to compete with the SaaS-driven content marketing freight train barreling down upon them.

The Marketing Trend Devouring Your Core Business
May 18, 2018

There’s a VC-backed, tentacled monster attacking the heart of your practice. It’s not AI, automation or blockchain. It’s much bigger and more dangerous.

Why Your Marketer Doesn’t Understand Your Firm’s Business
May 06, 2018

A lot of partners express frustration, either directly or implicitly, that their marketers just “don’t understand the business.” Is this a real problem? Or, just misaligned expectations? In our first episode, we dive head first into the issue. And,

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