In this week's episode of the Revenue Xchange, host Davis sits down with Hailey McDonald, SVP of Growth Marketing at Marigold. Together, they unpack how top go-to-market teams are breaking down silos by organizing around buyers instead of org charts, and why traditional alignment isn't enough anymore. Key Takeaways: 1.) Buyers Don't Care About Your Org Chart: GTM dysfunction starts when teams ask "what do we need?" instead of "what does the buyer need?" Organizing around buyer behavior, trig...
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In this week's episode of the Revenue Xchange, host Davis sits down with Hailey McDonald, SVP of Growth Marketing at Marigold. Together, they unpack how top go-to-market teams are breaking down silos by organizing around buyers instead of org charts, and why traditional alignment isn't enough anymore. Key Takeaways: 1.) Buyers Don't Care About Your Org Chart: GTM dysfunction starts when teams ask "what do we need?" instead of "what does the buyer need?" Organizing around buyer behavior, trig...
RX 3 - Operationalizing Buying Groups in ABM | Davis Potter, ForgeX
Revenue Xchange
51 minutes
1 month ago
RX 3 - Operationalizing Buying Groups in ABM | Davis Potter, ForgeX
In this week's episode of the Revenue Xchange, host Davis Potter leads an interactive session on operationalizing buying groups in ABM. Davis breaks down why buying groups aren't replacing ABM but rather represent the evolution of account-based strategy beyond outdated MQL models. Key Takeaways: 1.) Buying Groups ≠ Glorified Lead Lists: Most organizations treat buying groups like contact lists, missing the nuanced layer between individual contacts and full accounts that includes business uni...
Revenue Xchange
In this week's episode of the Revenue Xchange, host Davis sits down with Hailey McDonald, SVP of Growth Marketing at Marigold. Together, they unpack how top go-to-market teams are breaking down silos by organizing around buyers instead of org charts, and why traditional alignment isn't enough anymore. Key Takeaways: 1.) Buyers Don't Care About Your Org Chart: GTM dysfunction starts when teams ask "what do we need?" instead of "what does the buyer need?" Organizing around buyer behavior, trig...
