
Mark Evans
- 90-Day Marketing Sprint for B2B & Saas companies - 3x Book Author - Podcaster - Ex-journalist - Hockey & Tennis Fanatic
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Jan 16, 2025 |
marketingspark.co | Mark Evans
About a month ago, I lost a tooth. How? That depends on which version of the story you’d like to hear. Version one: I’m in a bar with my buddies, talking sports, minding my own business, when a beer is knocked over by someone who had too much to drink. Words are exchanged, shoves are traded, and fists fly. If you think I looked bad, you should’ve seen the other guy!Version two: I’m playing hockey (ice, not field!), my life-long passion.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
marketingspark.co | Mark Evans
As we look toward 2025, it’s clear that marketing must evolve to stay relevant and impactful. Businesses face a rapidly changing landscape where generic approaches no longer cut it. Here’s my marketing wish list (some of it is wishful thinking!) that addresses key areas where companies can do better to engage audiences, differentiate their brands, and drive meaningful results.
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Nov 25, 2024 |
marketingspark.co | Mark Evans
A “Book a demo” notification excites every SaaS team—it’s a signal of potential sales amid fierce competition. But what happens when too many of these demos requests turn into no-shows? Maybe your calendar is filled with tire kickers—people who sign up but with no intention of committing—or leads who ghost you last minute. Whatever the reason, low attendance rates can be frustrating. The good news?
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Oct 9, 2024 |
marketingspark.co | Mark Evans
As a CEO or entrepreneur, you know that strong marketing leadership is key to driving growth. But what happens when your business isn’t quite ready to hire a full-time Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)? You might find yourself deciding between two popular alternatives: a fractional CMO or a strategic advisor. But what’s the real difference, and how do you choose which one is right for your business? I hear this question all the time, especially from B2B SaaS leaders.
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Oct 2, 2024 |
marketingspark.co | Mark Evans
For many companies, AI is viewed as an irresistible force—a shiny, mysterious, and seductive technology that promises to revolutionize industries. But with this growing allure comes an important question: how far should companies lean into AI as a core element of their branding and differentiation strategy? One example comes from Intercom, a well-known customer service platform. Intercom has aggressively repositioned itself with a new AI-first narrative. But is this the right approach?
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