HeyJaredTalking Too Loud with Chris Savage
On this podcast, Chris Savage, Wistia's CEO and loudest talker, turns up the volume on insightful conversations with other SaaS founders, tech. leaders, marketers, and creators about what it takes to build businesses, top-notch products, and unforgettable brands.
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When the Smart Marketing Move Looks Irrational with Phill Agnew (opens the original)
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Sometimes the smartest marketing ideas are the ones that look irrational on paper. But behavioral science can explain why they work. Nudge host Phill Agnew joins Chris to unpack the psychology behind some of marketing’s most counterintuitive ideas.
When the Smart Marketing Move Looks Irrational with Phill Agnew (opens the original)
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Sometimes the smartest marketing ideas are the ones that look irrational on paper. But behavioral science can explain why they work. Nudge host Phill Agnew joins Chris to unpack the psychology behind some of marketing’s most counterintuitive ideas.
Why B2B Brands Need to Give Up Some Control with Heike Young (opens the original)
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B2B content is shifting from brands to people. Heike Young explains why personality, experimentation, and giving up some control may be the new keys to earning attention.
Why B2B Brands Need to Give Up Some Control with Heike Young (opens the original)
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B2B content is shifting from brands to people. Heike Young explains why personality, experimentation, and giving up some control may be the new keys to earning attention.
The Odyssey, AI, and the Future of Video with Chris Lavigne (opens the original)
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AI is making video easier than ever to create — but that doesn’t mean it’s making it better. Chris Savage and Chris Lavigne talk The Odyssey, AI slop, and why taste and creative judgment matter more than ever.
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