B to B
10 statements across 10 episodes · 3 bullish · 1 bearish · 8 people on the record · first statement Sep 11, 2022 by Emily Kramer · across every show →
Everything said about B to B, oldest first
Sep 11, 2022 neutral
Kramer: Early B2B brand ownership splits between product marketing and design
“Usually the person that in B to B, the person that kind of owns the brand is, is the positioning story side of brand is owned by product marketing. And the design side of brand is either just sort of like owned by the product designer at first, or like working…”
Sep 22, 2022 positive
Oct 9, 2022
Hockenmaier: Concentrated sides break marketplaces because they hold too much leverage
“The reason we won't see a huge explosion in this area is that B to B also comes with something else, which is much lower fragmentation in many cases. And you need fragmentation for a good marketplace. Like the more concentrated either side of your market is, t…”
Oct 27, 2022 neutral
B2B category creators must build relationships with directory sites and industry analysts
“And then the other piece is really those directory sites, which the analysts like Gartner and Forrester and all these guys, at least in B to B and enterprise, they really shape for customers what the categories are and you need to build relationships with them…”
Dec 29, 2022
Dunford: B2B Companies Lose 40% of Deals to Status Quo Inaction
“Now, most folks will discount the status quo, but they shouldn't because in B to B, we lose about a 40% of our deals to quote unquote, no decision, which actually means We lost to the spreadsheet. We lost to pen and paper. We lost to interns.”
Jan 22, 2023 neutral
Mar 2, 2023 bullish
Oct 22, 2023
Dec 13, 2023 positive
B2B growth teams should maximize treatment effects to overcome low sample sizes
“In B to B, you don't usually have the luxury of large N, which you do in consumer, right? You know, Facebook can get stats in two hours. You know, a B to B company could take two years to get to get to the same number of, you know, touch points. And so to coun…”