Hubspot Founder: How The Grateful Dead Invented Inbound Marketing
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Hubspot Founder: How The Grateful Dead Invented Inbound Marketing
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The Marketing department is changing. The role of the CMO is changing.Across all the CEOs that I talk to, Marketing is the team that is using AI the most (second to Engineering). The role is becoming more cross functional, more dynamic.@ivanhzhao talks about how this shift at @NotionHQ:- Storytelling is now embedded with the Product team - Demand generation is serve the sales functionThose that are part of the Marketing team are now Marketing "and Sales" or Marketing "and Product". This is the e
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The Marketing department is changing. The role of the CMO is changing.Across all the CEOs that I talk to, Marketing is the team that is using AI the most (second to Engineering). The role is becoming more cross functional, more dynamic.@ivanhzhao talks about how this shift at @NotionHQ:- Storytelling is now embedded with the Product team - Demand generation is serve the sales functionThose that are part of the Marketing team are now Marketing "and Sales" or Marketing "and Product". This is the e
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x.comBrian Halligan
You basically need to be unemployed to keep up with all this AI stuff. @jack feels it too
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You basically need to be unemployed to keep up with all this AI stuff. @jack feels it too
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Compensation is changing. This is the era of the five-tool operator.In baseball, a five-tool player hits for average, hits for power, runs, fields, and throws. Most players have two or three tools. The five-tool player is the one you build a franchise around.The best CEOs I work with, the powerhouses, are five-tool players themselves. They can sell, they can fundraise, they have taste, they can design product and they can code. They're Woz and Jobs.Now, with AI, we have the five-tool engineers.
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Compensation is changing. This is the era of the five-tool operator.In baseball, a five-tool player hits for average, hits for power, runs, fields, and throws. Most players have two or three tools. The five-tool player is the one you build a franchise around.The best CEOs I work with, the powerhouses, are five-tool players themselves. They can sell, they can fundraise, they have taste, they can design product and they can code. They're Woz and Jobs.Now, with AI, we have the five-tool engineers.
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x.comBrian Halligan
In the age of AI, should meetings be BYOP? Bring your own prototype
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In the age of AI, should meetings be BYOP? Bring your own prototype
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"I can't imagine doing anything bigger than rebuilding our company as an intelligence, or more correct, given where everything is trending. It feels like I have to constantly build .... and constantly learn from whatever we're putting out there ... in order for us to stay relevant going forward." @jack
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"I can't imagine doing anything bigger than rebuilding our company as an intelligence, or more correct, given where everything is trending. It feels like I have to constantly build .... and constantly learn from whatever we're putting out there ... in order for us to stay relevant going forward." @jack
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x.comBrian Halligan
A lot of founders have pinged me to ask what steps they would need to take to pull of what @jack has done restructuring @blocks this way. He answers it spot on 👇"look at all the tools you're using. Look at all the information you're generating just by doing your work. Just putting that into an intelligence and being able to query it will give you an understanding of the company that is 2-3x more than you had before, ever."If you want to hear more, let me know and I can share my longer thoughts
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A lot of founders have pinged me to ask what steps they would need to take to pull of what @jack has done restructuring @blocks this way. He answers it spot on 👇"look at all the tools you're using. Look at all the information you're generating just by doing your work. Just putting that into an intelligence and being able to query it will give you an understanding of the company that is 2-3x more than you had before, ever."If you want to hear more, let me know and I can share my longer thoughts
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x.comBrian Halligan
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Roelof Botha: From Command-and-Control to Ground-Truth Signals #ai #founders
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Best mindset shift I’ve heard: Stop hunting for one mentor. Make every single encounter your mentor.
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The Real Reason for Zapier Founder's Hat
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YouTubeThe Next New Thing
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Every risk you take is a deposit. You don't always know when you'll cash it out.Ex-Twitter CEO @dickc tried to get on Saturday Night Live. Didn't make it.But that risk compounded in ways he didn't expect. When someone asked if he was comfortable going live on the news, the answer was obvious. He'd already been booed at midnight in front of a thousand people in Australia. p.s. @nbcsnl I think this was a mistake!
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Should computer science and basic coding still be taught in schools at all? Should writing?In my interview with the President of @MIT, Sally Kornbluth, she asked "I am not sure how much you need to have in your head to think creatively versus how much you have to offload" One of the biggest concerns I hear from CEOs & engineering leaders:Junior devs who’ve never studied or wrestled with great code are skipping straight to letting AI write it for them.If this continues, in 10 years we’ll have ver
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3 types of CEOs.Once type keeps winning.
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YouTubeSquibb Business Clips
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A Director Who Outputs Like a 10-Person Team Won't Be Paid Like a Director
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How He Changed Marketing Forever
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Ready to hit the biathlon range and wondering what rifles the pros use? 🎿🎯🔍👀 #shorts
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How a CEO Made His ICP Impossible to Ignore
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How HubSpot Changed Marketing Forever #hubspot #marketing #startups
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YouTubeElena Obukhova
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Sequoia Capital’s Secret "FLOCK" Framework For Founders
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YouTubeSilicon Stoa
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This #SundayMorning Whoever said "You snooze, you lose," never met Brian Halligan, CEO of a Boston-area tech company, who admits he naps on the job and researchers say that can be a good thing. Susan Spencer lays down the truth on the horizontal life pause. https://cbsn.ws/2PWnUgO | CBS Sunday Morning
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