Author: Julia Borgini

In the world of paid advertising, social media channels are a hard to be successful with. Mainly because we're not on social media looking for something to buy. Jessica McGlory, Director of Paid Social at Jellyfish, says the challenge with it is that you're interrupting someone's day, so it "better be something they want to see." Jessica joined Bill on Helping Sells Radio to talk about how paid ads really are good for B2B, why it's important to remember the people you're talking to, and the myth that advertisers are listening in to people through their smartphones without their knowledge (FYI, it really is a myth).

Ep. 72 #HelpingSells Podcast: @emceeglory believes in talking to people with her #PaidAds (and you should too): https://ctt.ec/pdR9f+ #Marketing

Companies know they should be using their data more effectively, but there's just so much of it that it's hard to know where to start. The biggest hurdle, according to Patrick Lawler and Dave Derington of Azuqua is that data is isolated in different areas of the company. The second is that no one has a good process to analyze the data they gather, so it just sits there, accumulating. "The idea of 'my data' can be daunting," Patrick said. "You'll make incremental strides if you just break it down into little chunks."

Heidi K. Gardner, Ph.D.

Professor at Harvard Law and author of the book,
Smart Collaboration: How Professionals and Their Firms Succeed by Breaking Down Silos.

"When #collaboration is done well, it produces exponential positive benefits."
- @HeidiGardnerPhD

"What can I help you find?"

That's the question Josh Harcus used to grow revenues at Hüify 6X in a one year period. We heard about this story from Kyle Jepson at a HubSpot event and we just knew we had to invite them on to the show.