Lee Moscowitz on Growth vs Demand and Marketing’s Role in Pipeline
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Lee Moscowitz discusses the importance of marketing as a long-term investment and its role in growth versus demand.
They view it as a "sunk cost" or a series of buttons to push, rather than a long-term investment. In this episode of Back on T-R-A-C-K, Lee Moscowitz, growth marketing expert and host of the Sassiest podcast, discusses why marketing needs its seat back at the table. Lee explains that when marketing is treated as a transactional commodity, the brand-building stops—and eventually, the pipeline dries up. We explore: Growth vs. Demand: Why the difference is more than just semantics. The "Sandwich" Framework: How to layer brand, demand, and customer success. Avoiding Over-Architecture: Why marketers need to stop overcomplicating their tech stacks. The "Renewing" Rule: Why you don’t actually have a customer until they renew. If you feel like your marketing team has become "task-takers" instead of "growth-drivers," this conversation is a must-listen.
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