Talks

Communities in Demand Generation

EJ Montijo is Senior Manager of Digital Operations at Virtual Intelligence Briefing and a longtime marketer with a focus on community building. 

On today’s episode, EJ joins host Amanda McGuckin Hager to talk about communities and share his story about one of his key “failures” and what he learned from it. He explains what makes community building so important to demand generation marketers and how to build and engage those communities. EJ also describes why constant experimentation is the key to success.  

Featured guest

EJ Montijo

Senior Manager of Digital Operations, ViB

“You have to fail. You have to fail a lot — and you have to be cognizant of that failure and learn from it.”

[Retrato en blanco y negro de un hombre sonriendo] - Communities in Demand Generation - ViB Tech

Key points

  • What EJ learned when he tried running ads on Reddit [2:47]
  • Why an active community of real people is so important [7:00]
  • EJ’s recommended resources for marketers [12:35]

Recommended resources

  • The CMX Community — The Slack community, Community Managers, is a great place to understand the different advocacy tools available to marketers and the different strategies you can use to leverage those tools. 
  • Tribes by Seth Godin — This book explains the power of building stronger communities, how your own passion and participation matter, and why right now is the right time to become a leader.

About ViB

Struggling to meet your company’s B2B demand generation marketing goals? Join lead generation expert Amanda McGuckin Hager each week for honest, unfiltered conversations from the trenches of B2B marketing with some of the industry’s leading marketers. As a bonus, you leave each week with a recommended resource from our insiders. Listen, learn, and generate leads with ViB — it’ll be fun! 

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