• Marketing Missteps: What Went Wrong at TNC?

  • Nov 29 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
  • Podcast

Marketing Missteps: What Went Wrong at TNC?

  • Summary

  • Welcome to a new episode of Business Lunch! In this episode, Roland Frasier and Ryan Deiss share insights on the challenges faced during the acquisition and management of the Traffic and Conversion Summit. They discuss the importance of understanding community dynamics versus content value, the pitfalls of corporate decision-making, and how these factors contributed to the event's struggles.

    Highlights:

    "If you're going to do acquisitions, you need to be really clear on exactly what it is that you're buying."

    "The hardest thing in the world to do is to create a place, but you can lose that way faster than it takes to build."


    "You cannot let bean counters make business decisions."

    "The consulting firm that advised them not to buy Digital Marketer gave some of the worst advice they probably ever paid for."


    Timestamps:

    00:00 - Introduction

    01:54 - Community vs. Content

    08:18 - Pre-Pandemic Sales Struggles

    10:00 - Financial Implications of the Pandemic

    12:35 - Lessons Learned from the Deal

    15:30 - Importance of Community Involvement

    17:00 - Consequences of Poor Marketing Decisions

    20:15 - The Role of Digital Marketers

    22:40 - Strategic Partnerships and Growth Opportunities

    25:00 - Reflections on Corporate Culture

    28:15 - The Future of Events Post-Pandemic

    30:40 - Closing Thoughts on Acquisitions

    37:22 - Episode Conclusion


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