Helping SaaS build trusted content with third-party expertise • Co-Founder @ AudienceLed • GTM & Partnerships Operator • Your buyer trusts 👉 People, brands, and places they already transact with. Activate them.

I help SaaS revenue teams integrate third party expertise (the people, brands, and places) that influence their buyer to surround them (instead of spam them)  👉 where buyers already transact and spend their dwindling attention credits 👇

Buyers don’t believe brands as much as they believe the people, companies, & places they already work with and listen to.

That’s why your sales and marketing team need a network of trusted people in your ecosystem.

When you activate that network, you get:
👉Warmer doors opening faster
👉Higher win rates
👉Deals that close sooner
👉Bigger deal sizes

Proof I’ve lived this:
✅Built enablement programs that boosted partner retention by 70%
✅Created a partner motion that matched sales revenue with 1/3 of the headcount
✅Outperformed a full SDR + AE team using ecosystem plays
✅Scaled a business to $1M in less than 12 months → acquired

(And yes - I’m in the room developing relationships with the influential people your buyers already listen to.)

Activate an ecosystem-oriented modern go-to-market system that focuses on QUALITY and CONVERSION by:
1) Following me here for weekly systems sharing
2) Or DM me if you want me to show you how to:
- Map who your buyers already trust
- Layer partners into your GTM to build pipeline with less spend (without building any new systems)

Oh, I'm also writing a book on rewiring your mindset, which incorporates psychological, sociological, and philosophical concepts. Go-to-market with your market at www.audienceled.com

Will Taylor

I don't have an MBA, but since co-founding AudienceLed (my first business) in Feb 2025, we grew to $65k MRR.

Feb last year we closed a good month's start at ~$27k MRR. About 2.3x growth (in MRR).

MRR is nice, then we learned cashflow wasn't 100% (about 60% to start).

Since then, we've improved cashflow to ~80% and are aiming for 100% (thanks to Lauren Makielski).

Now we sit at $65k MRR ($780k annualized) contractually.

I reflected this weekend on what that means. Most businesses don't even make money in their first 6 months, even from seasoned business folk.

Since Feb of last year I have also:
- sold my home
- gotten engaged
- saw my brother get married
- went to Italy for another wedding
- went to Nicaragua for another one
- went to 2 conferences (out of pocket)
- planned a wedding (we'll my fiancé did most of it)
- had an offer accepted on a new home (firming conditions this week! 🤞)
- hired 3 people that were supposed to stay on and become partners but... life happens

... and of course interviewed hundreds of third party experts on behalf of our clients.

I am learning at scale. My brain is flooded with information across GTM and business at large.

AudienceLed is a conduit of knowledge share with, for, and through the ecosystem, funneled into our clients.

... and we have yet to even do our own marketing...

I am FIRED UP.

My grandma, who beat breast cancer twice, reminds me:
- buying/selling a home
- planning a wedding
- running a business
- having kids

... are all the top stresses of life.

Well grandma, I decided to take on 3/4 of those at once 😂

And I am grateful for the pain and effort this requires. 

Focusing on humanizing business and operationalizing relationships is worth it...

... every god damn hour of the day.

And I would not be here without the help of my network. Way too many to thank and show appreciation to... even if you've played a small part so far:

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH! 🙏

And a big thank you to our clients, our partners, and of course our legendary team that gets deep into the trenches to deliver and manage the chaos... Rob, Lauren, Sam, Amy, Lydia, Dani, and anyone else who has been with us for the ride.

Happy Monday everyone. Much love.

If I can do it, so can you.

Get after it.

My entire career has been in go-to-market tech. Common Room has completely leveled up our craft. That's why I'm excited to share...

... that I get the honour to share that excellence - with and through people just like you - out to the market.

On Thursday Feb 26 @ 4PM ET we will have our first instalment of the new industry event "GTM Heroes Live" where you'll learn:

Real plays
From real customers
And real practitioners
With real experiences
And the real outcomes

AI is not coming for your job. But it will give you leverage.

I first came across Common Room during my time at Reveal (acquired by Crossbeam) and immediately thought about how data can be properly contextualized.

"This is exactly what partnerships needs to impact revenue..." I thought.

Then I dove in. Got an account. Created content with them. Became an advocate for them. And now we work together at AudienceLed.

Sales leaders and practitioners who are stressed to build pipeline do not need another data tool. They don't need more lines of commoditized information to weed through. They don't need another custom CRM field.

They need a place to take action. 
They need prioritized, contextualized information at the ready.
They need PIPELINE gosh darn it!!!

👉 AI doesn't need new gatekeepers.

The promise from other vendors has been leverage for everyone... but then they've created a "specialist trap."

They force you to confuse complexity with leverage. But complexity is a barrier, especially when it is outside of the system of action. 

Leverage should REMOVE work... not add additional headcount.

Common Room has built GTM AI that gives leverage. Not replacement of people. It solves for stale data, research time, CRM management, and figuring out who to prioritize, what to say, and when to say it.

We are going to show you how.

Right from the people - just like you - in the field.

If this resonates with you and you want content that actually moves the needle, join us this Thursday, February 26 @ 4 PM ET to hear from Saad Khan, Jacki Leahy 🪄... with a special appearance from Heath Barnett 🤙, your peers, and YOU.

Everyone is welcome on stage!

Let's figure this out - together.

Here's the link. Bring your hot topics and questions: https://lnkd.in/gS3_W4tP

The bar is so incredibly low. Treat buyers like humans. Respond in a timely manner, empowered by AI. I am deep into the GTM AI scene with the clients we serve. I'm seeing some things:

I just got back from Common Room's SKO. Holy. Moly. This team is on fire. Some of the brightest minds operating here.

Common Room has exciting updates you'll continue to see from people you trust - their customers, their partners, themselves, and allies in the space.

Everyone can buy data from the 5x5 Coop. Everyone can white label another providers intent data. But not every solution is contextualizing it and making sense of it like Common Room is.

Another team - Spara - is taking AI sales and marketing conversion and doing it the right way. Contextualized information, real time, right when you are asking questions and need more information. The implications are massive... take your signals (from Common Room and/or Sequel.io) and leverage that in real time in systems like Spara.

Sequel.io (not a client) taking event data and passing it to other places (pay attention here!). 

The list goes on.

Your buyers want:
- Real time
- Right time
- Right message
- Right relevancy

Spam cannons will not deliver that.

Enterprise and mid-market companies need to deliver a better EXPERIENCE as any vibe-coded app can give the same spot functionality.

Vibe-coded companies look for easy buttons. That's why they spam you.

The sea of noise only continues to grow... to break out of it you need to get intentional.

You need to focus on humanizing the buyer. 

At AudienceLed we are out here, in the field, executing at scale and plugging into all of these systems. 

Blog content on websites as playbooks from experts.

Round-up reports of complimentary brands (AEO + SEO benefits...)

Stories with customers delivered to accounts based on look-alike data + the right signals.

Ads being relevant because of better targeting (shout out Vector 👻!) + more human content.

Humanizing the buyer's journey requires activating the ecosystem.

Keep watching. I post weekly. Follow along. More content soon 👀

Content is your secret to inbound networking. It also increases your "luck surface area." Here's what I mean:

On a recent episode with Sam Yarborough and Jason Yarborough 🐻 on the Friends With Benefits Podcast I dug into my journey with content.

It has allowed me to meet people I would never have been able to meet.

It has gotten me new jobs and new roles.

It has allowed me to start a business.

It has gotten me direct $.

The more you are out there, the more people know you for something. 

And you don't need to be right all the time.

There are people that will be cheering you on in complete absolute silence all while they learn from you. Sometimes they never engage.

But they will still see the content... They will still learn...

Want to hear the full story? And learn how to do this yourself?...

Watch the episode:
https://lnkd.in/gwjPzTH4

Cold email reply rates? ~5%. Connect rates? Single digits. 70%+ of B2B buyers expect RELEVANT experiences before they engage...

The bar is low.
And yet… most teams are still blasting 'personalized' emails.

Or... even worse...
The system is hidden behind a gatekeeper (usually an expensive one).

Common Room's SKO taught me one important thing:
👉 Third-party data is a commodity and the market was sold a lie that it all needs to be 'engineered' together.

Their focus?

Creating the cockpit for revenue teams to actually execute. Not some siloed data centre that requires APIs or Zaps or a degree in data.

Make it make sense.
Make it easy.

Everyone has access to the same data.

Not everyone can:
- Resolve identity properly
- Contextualize that data
- Route and prioritize people intelligently
- Empower reps *in real time*
- And deliver a human experience at scale

I wrote this week about other solutions doing this well. Now, I'm hosting two top experts - in the field practitioners that the market trusts - on Common Room's new live series.

GTM Heroes Live 🦸‍♀️

A community-driven space to talk about what is actually working. 

From us. 
From the experts. 
From YOU.

First session:
Signals on signals on signals. What’s next?

I’ll be joined by Saad Khan and Jacki Leahy 🪄 to unpack:
- GTM AI done the right way
- Why data alone isn't enough
- And why gatekeeping cannot be the solution (your wallets depend on it)

Thurs. Feb 26 | 1pm PT / 4pm ET
https://lnkd.in/gS3_W4tP

If you care about building real GTM experiences that humanize buyers - not just engineered workflows treating them like a datapoint - join us.

"You're wrong, do this" will never work in an industry trained to click easy-buttons to build pipeline... especially when it no longer works.

Instead, we need to:
- Align with their incentives
- Integrate into their existing workflows + behaviours
- Still give them an easy button (perhaps even easier than before)

The first wave of partnerships failed.

Not because it was wrong. Not because it didn't work... but because it was being gate-kept with jargon and vendor-speak.

(I should know...)

I'm on a mission to change that - to create seamless integration of a buyer-first mentality into GTM motions. Through trust. Through the ecosystem.

Full convo with Olivier Roth and The Swarm 🔆 here: https://lnkd.in/gqD32yUF

Top GTM teams turn partner overlap + signals into ready-to-send emails. NOT showing up to a meeting saying "where are my leads?"...

Pipeline moves faster in the tools you already have.

In my recent piece with Crossbeam, I broke down what actually makes AI useful in B2B sales.

No 28 step workflow with a dissertation of a prompt.
It’s better context.

Here’s the simple system I advise teams to run:
➡️ Pull second-party partner overlap from Crossbeam
➡️ Layer in first-party CRM data + third-party signals like funding
➡️ Let automation move it into the CRM and sequencer
➡️ Use AI to explain why it matters and draft the opener

Not as a Slack alert alone.
Not as a random CRM field.
But inside the rep’s existing workflow.

Sellers need to stay in rhythm.

In this flow, the message references a real partner their prospect already trusts.

Static data → active workflow.

AI is only powerful when it connects dots sellers don’t have time to connect.
Otherwise it’s just an email assistant.

In the article, I also break down:
✅ The 6 biggest mistakes teams make when introducing partner data
✅ How to make signals explainable so managers trust them
✅ The minimal stack I recommend to operationalize this
✅ A simple checklist to pilot ecosystem-powered AI without overwhelming RevOps.

If AI isn’t improving win rates or cycle time, it’s probably missing ecosystem context ;)

Full article here: https://lnkd.in/gu4s8Qd9

Thanks for having me Andrea V. + Crossbeam!

We help b2b SaaS marketers turn their video footage into leads | Founder at A2 Media | Ex-Shopify & Affirm.

Hi, I'm Ademola 🙋🏿‍♂️ a professional magician turned video marketer. 

I know, weird combo. But here's the thing: after 20+ years of performing magic, I realized something... 

The same principles that make an audience lean in during a trick are the the same ones that make a buyer trust a brand.

That's why I built A2 Media. I wanted to help as many brands as possible use video the way it should be used: to build trust, tell great stories, and connect with audiences. 

The added benefit of content done right is that it fills pipeline, and closes deals faster 😉

Here's what I've noticed over the years:

Most B2B brands don't lose to better products. They lose to better storytelling. Not because their product is weak, but because they haven't figured out how to earn trust through content.

How it works:

You probably don't need a fancier camera or an influencer to bring in views. But what you definitely need is clearer messaging and a deeper understanding of your buyer. So we start there. What do your buyers believe? What's holding them back? What needs to click before they'll ever talk to sales? Then we turn that into multiple videos that your prospects actually want to watch. Content that positions you as the obvious choice.

The results?
→ Your sales team stops explaining the same thing 100x because the content already did it
→ Your brand shows up in the feeds of people you actually want to close
→ Your pipeline fills with pre-educated prospects who already understand your value
→ Your content drives demos and closes deals - not just brand awareness

We don’t make content for likes. We build video systems that educate buyers, create demand, and do the heavy lifting before the sales call ever happens.

We partner best with B2B SaaS companies that have:
✅ $10M+ in annual recurring revenue
✅ A marketing and social team
✅ Camera-ready talent

A few things we’ve helped make happen:
→ Okta: Multiple video series → 20K subs + thousands of DevDay signups
→ Reveal: 4M+ organic impressions in new markets → acquisition shortly after
→ Nearbound: Cut sales time-to-close by 50% with targeted video series
→ Nice Commerce: 482% subscriber growth + multiple 5-figure deals from video
→ A2 Media: Tripled inbound leads with audience-first video edutainment

(Also trusted by teams at Chili Piper, Close, Runway, Warmly, OpenPhone, Treasury4, and Sendoso)

👉🏿 Let your content do the heavy lifting. Work with us: www.a2media.ca

📸 Ademola Adelakun, MBET

POV: You’re being onboarded by Grok AI.

Featuring: Dom Odoguardi and Maggie Arai.

—

Did you laugh as hard as we did making this? 😂

Hey! I’m Ademola 🙋🏿‍♂️ and I run A2 Media. We’re a 10-person video agency that makes SaaS videos that don’t feel like SaaS videos.

Check out more of our content 👉🏿 www.a2media.ca

Ademola Adelakun, MBET

We help you close 35% faster with video. Built for $10M+ SaaS team with long sales cycles. 550+ videos for teams like Shopify, Okta, and Chili Piper.

LinkedIn Confessions, Part 1.

Featuring Christina Le. Shot and edited by ME 💅🏿✨

We help you close 35% faster with video. Built for $10M+ SaaS teams with long sales cycles. 550+ videos for brands like Shopify, Okta, and Chili Piper.

Christina Le: "Do you wanna make some content with u-"

Me: "Yes."

Christina: "You didn't let me fini-"

Me: "When do we start?"

This month, I became a creator in residence for Slate.

For two reasons:
1. I will follow Christina Le to the ends of the earth, even if it kills me.
2. She gave me full creative freedom on how I want to show up.

How could I say no?

Anyways, this is our first piece of content together. 

And I had a ton of fun making it! 

Shoutout to our editors who continue to BRING HEAT WITH THESE EDITS 😌. 

Wanna try Slate out? 👉🏿  www.slateteams.com

📌 P.S. This made me miss my creator roots and working with creators. Thinking about opening a few coaching spots. If I do, who's in?

POV: Your video hook sucks.

Featuring: Maggie Arai.

I talk smart, LinkedIn no like.
I talk dumb, LinkedIn big like.
I confuse.

How to get RICH using AI in 2026.

Featuring Maggie Arai.

Disclaimer: This is NOT sponsored by Anthropic. However, if you guys have an affiliate program and you pay retroactively, PLEASE get in touch because we’ve brought you like 10 customers 👀😂

Time to make a shit ton of content. 

Featuring: Christina Le, Carmen Vicente, and Christina Pearo.

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PSA: Air Fryers are a SCAM.

Featuring: Maggie Arai (at the end)

We picked a winner for our $15K video giveaway.

BUT if you entered and didn't win, keep reading. You'll wanna hear this.

THERE WERE SO MANY INCREDIBLE PEOPLE THAT ENTERED 🔥

I want everyone to win 😭

But unfortunately, there can only be one winner.

Please join me in congratulating…

✨ Romana Kuts from SaaStorm!!!!!!!!! ✨

Can't wait to meet you, Romana! I'll be in touch soon. 

Now, for everyone else, I'm a big believer in the "everyone gets something" philosophy.

So check your inboxes soon. We've got something coming your way.

I kinda love doing this, so we'll be doing it at least twice a year.

That said, stay tuned for the next one 😉

Christina Le: "You can go crazy with this one"

Me: "You sure? You know I'm unhinged, right?"

Christina: "Mhm. Yep. Totally. Got it. Have fun"

She definitely wasn't listening LOL. 

But that just means it's my moment to shine ✨😌

I present to you, "Ademola learns ya something about Slate, part 2" 

Two things I've learned so far:

1. Christina will let me do literally anything.
2. This is the most fun I've had making content in a long while.

Shoutout to my editors who continue to BRING HEAT WITH THESE EDITS 😌

Wanna try Slate out? 👉🏿 www.slateteams.com

POV: You're a black guy that speaks Japanese.

This is either a terrible business decision or a genius one.

We're giving away $15K worth of video and content strategy for free.

3 sales videos. 1 month of video advisory. One lucky B2B SaaS brand.

The last time we did this, the campaign blew up.

Now we're doing it again. One spot. One lucky brand.

This is for you if:
→ You've got one person willing to be on camera
→ You want to create videos that educate prospects
→ Your sales team needs warmed-up prospects before calls

What you get:
→ 3 videos that make your deals move faster
 → 1 month of hands-on content strategy from the A2 team

👉🏿 Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gJvB-EaP

⏰ Deadline: Friday, February 20th at midnight.
📌 P.S. Know a brand that needs this? Tag them or repost.

I've started 14 businesses over the last 13 years.

And I've made every dumb mistake in the book.

So, I know a lot about what not to do when you're running a business.

Which is one of the big reasons we've been able to continue to grow A2 Media over the last 3 years.

But I feel like I've lost the plot a little bit.

I started this business to help more people find their voice on video.

But my background in tech kept pulling me towards bigger companies and bigger deals.

While that's been fun, I'm a little sad that I abandoned my original mission: helping more people find their voice as creators.

I've realized I need that kind of fulfillment in my life too.

Not everyone knows this about me, but my undergrad degree was in psychology. 

I wanted to become a therapist.

I quickly realized that’s not the right fit for me.

But there’s still something really fulfilling to me about working 1 on 1 with somebody who’s bright, talented, and motivated. 

Helping them make breakthroughs that make their life infinitely better.

So I've opened up 3 advisory spots for people who want to become better content creators.

Apply here: https://shorturl.at/fKayI

Our B2B SaaS clients typically pay us $10K+/month. I know that's not realistic for most individuals, so I'm offering this at a fraction of that.

I'm only taking on 3 people. And I’m only taking on people who are serious, coachable, and that I know I want to work with.

The form closes tomorrow at midnight. 

Once it’s closed, it’s closed!

(I’m reviewing every application myself, and I need to keep the number of applications to a reasonable limit). 

If you're selected, you get 4 one-hour calls with me over 30 days.

Content strategy, video ideas, script feedback, video best practices, whatever you need.

Your content Yoda, I will be. 

This is NOT for you if:

→ You'd rather have AI create your content than develop your own voice
→ You're not willing to be bad before you're good
→ You want overnight results

This IS for you if:
→ You're serious about building your personal brand
→ You're willing to push through being bad to become great
→ You just need someone in your corner to help you get unstuck

If this sounds like you sign up here 👉🏿  https://shorturl.at/fKayI

P.S. Who knows if I'll do this again? Let's see how this one goes.

If you're awkward on camera, don't be.

Does that help? If not, then watch this video.

Joking aside, please remember that when it comes to video content, you don't have to be perfect. 

The magic is all in the editing bb. 

All you have to remember is: if you mess up, stop talking, take a breath, count to one, and say your line again.

(Unless it's a live webinar. Then you probably look stupid and you should give up).

Otherwise, trust your editor to take care of you.

And most importantly, trust yourself.

Me: "I wonder what comes up when I google myself..."

The results: 

oh okay 😭

POV: You’re picking up Christina Le from Toronto airport.

graphical user interface, text, application

Maggie Arai: "What if I started a community for founders?"

Me: "Hmm… are you sure? How would it be different?"

Maggie: "Every founder community ends up being a Slack group nobody checks. I think we need to be face to face more."

Me: "You're not wrong about that… and if there's anyone I trust to figure this out, it's you."

I mean, she's not wrong, is she?

If you're a founder, you know the feeling…

That feeling where you're surrounded by people, but it feels impossible to find YOUR people.

She’s tired of it too. And she’s doing something about it. 

For those of you that don't know, Maggie worked in AI research and policy for a number of years.

She was literally studying how technology is replacing human connection.

And seeing all of that made her realize she needed to get ahead of it.

A few years ago, while she was still in AI research, she built a company called Happier. 

It helped thousands of people in Toronto make real friends, and it got covered on the news TWICE 💅🏿✨

(I’m so proud 🥹)

This time, she's on a similar mission but a different flavour.

(Because we love a good niche down, right?)

So she's building Founders Who Give A F*ck (FWGAF). A community for founders who hate traditional networking and actually want people they can rely on.

Maggie's going to change a lot more lives.

I mean, look at her track record - am I right!? 

(Yes. Yes, I am right.)

If you’re a founder, go follow what Maggie Arai is doing. 

Maybe this is the space you’ve been looking for.

One video on LinkedIn saved my company.

Let's go back to January of 2024.

I was stretched thin, saying yes to everything, and still unsure how to grow.

Then I stumbled on a video by Patricio Londaits.

The title stopped me in my tracks: "What happens when you catch someone suggesting your boss should fire you?"

How could I not click?

I'm glad I did because within seconds, I was hooked.

The pacing. The music. The storytelling.

That two minute video told me everything I needed to know. 

This was one of the most thoughtful and talented editors I'd ever come across.

I couldn’t remember the last time a video on LinkedIn actually got me excited.

A few DMs later, I hired him.

My first real, full-time hire. Big moment for me, and a big gamble for him.

He was betting on a one-man operation that could have gone nowhere. 

But just a few weeks later, we landed Auth0 by Okta.

Funny how that works.

Just like that, it was Patricio and me. 

Side-by-side, creating for one of the most respected brands in security.

Three months into our six-month contract, Patricio had done such a great job that our client asked: "Can we pay you more and extend the contract?"

We still work with them today.

That one opportunity has given us the breathing room to continue growing. 

And we've since grown to a team of 9.

None of that would've been possible without Patricio.

He's not just a great editor. He's a great thinker, storyteller, and partner.

And he’s not shy about calling me out on my BS when I need to hear it.

Every founder needs a Patricio. Someone who makes the work better, the journey lighter, and the impact bigger.

Show him some love in the comments 👇🏿

Raise your right hand if you hate sales calls 🙋🏿‍♂️

Me too. But here’s what made me hate them less.

I was always splitting my brain on sales calls.

Am I talking too much? Am I letting them talk enough? Am I asking the right questions?

There was so much noise in my head that wasn't allowing me to be fully present.

And great selling is just having a meaningful conversation, right?

How can you do that if you're trying to juggle a bunch of things at once?

I mean, some people can but definitely not me.

In a lot of ways, selling makes me feel like I'm back in university.

I would always write things down way too slow, miss key points, and struggle to pass the test.

Maybe that's why I've always been so stressed out in sales calls?

Note to self: talk to my therapist about this in our next session ✍🏿

Anyways, I knew there were tools out there that could help - but I was too stubborn to try them out.

AI notetakers were an option, but I'd just tell myself things like:

→ "They're probably not even accurate. No way it catches everything I'm saying." 
→ "I feel weird about being recorded." 
→ "My notes are better, I can just type shorthand and I'll remember it later."

(Fun fact: I never remembered it later)

Meanwhile I'm watching other people use these tools on calls and noticing how much more engaged they are.

I kept saying "I'll try one eventually."

Then I ran into Max Garber from Otter.ai at the Inbound conference.

And he heard me out, listened, and I can't even remember how he did it - but he convinced me to give Otter a chance.

Within a week, everything changed.

After my first call, Otter summarized everything and dropped it in Slack. I looked at it and thought "...I don't have to spend 20 minutes writing the follow-up email now?"

But it wasn't just the summaries.

It caught small things I missed on the call. 

Key details I would've forgotten. 

It organized the next steps so nothing was left to interpretation.

It's not just a note-taker. It's basically become my second brain for every conversation I've had this year.

I stopped being distracted by note-taking and started actually listening.

I quickly learned that selling doesn't need to feel like I'm back in school, trying to avoid failing the next test.

I just needed to listen and ask great questions.

Which you can't do if you're scribbling notes the whole time.

Otter.ai let me be present. And that made all the difference.

P.S. If you're a seller and you’re still taking notes by hand, I can guarantee there are things you’re missing that you would be shocked by. 

Don’t be like me. Why try so hard to stay organized when this can do it for you?

Try it out 👉🏿 https://hubs.ly/Q044Ryc70

Brand partnership • We help you close 35% faster with video. Built for $10M+ SaaS teams with long sales cycles. 550+ videos for brands like Shopify, Okta, and Chili Piper.

If you hate video as much as I do, you need to come to this.

This Thursday, we're going to tell you why video is complete sh*t.

My team has made over 500 videos for 25 SaaS brands.

So we would know.

I'll be joined by Louis Butterfield, Oyinkro K, and Connor Lewis.

And we will NOT be holding back.

March 5th at 9:30AM (EST). DO NOT MISS THIS.

Join us here 👉🏿 https://lnkd.in/e35n4v2b

You're welcome 💅🏿✨🙏🏿

P.S. I'm re-reading this and I'm not sure I got the memo correct. Louis can you confirm??

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