The CRO to CMO Advantage: Reimagining Go to Market

The CRO to CMO Advantage: Reimagining Go to Market

Orlando Baeza, CRO & CMO at Flock Freight, and his team are creating a more cost-effective and efficient future for the trucking industry.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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This episode features an interview with Orlando Baeza, CRO & CMO at Flock Freight, fixing freight’s biggest weakness by offering a smarter alternative — shared truckload — that moves goods more reliably and with fewer emissions.

In this episode, Orlando shares with us his tips for innovating decades old marketing strategies, the benefit of working under dynamic leadership, and why you should always keep your prospects laughing and learning. Orlando also talks about his journey of becoming the active CRO and CMO at a company like Flock Freight and what it takes to reimagine go to market from org structure and design.

Key Takeaways:

  • Shared truckload is the key to a cost-saving, efficient trucking future. Most of the trucks you see on the road are half empty, so when we think of the next step forward for cutting costs and getting more commodities to more customers at a faster rate, shared truckload is the answer.
  • Utilizing humor to educate the market. Leveraging humor and wit to grab attention and create care so customers want to engage and learn more about the company 's mission.
  • Reimagine go to market top to bottom. From org structure to design, go to market materials, sales enablement, messaging, inbound vs outbound, and beyond. An organizational shift is necessary at some point in a company's lifecycle for scaling into the future.

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The CRO to CMO Advantage: Reimagining Go to Market

Orlando Baeza, CRO & CMO at Flock Freight, and his team are creating a more cost-effective and efficient future for the trucking industry.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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The CRO to CMO Advantage: Reimagining Go to Market
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Orlando Baeza, CRO & CMO at Flock Freight, fixing freight’s biggest weakness by offering a smarter alternative — shared truckload — that moves goods more reliably and with fewer emissions.

In this episode, Orlando shares with us his tips for innovating decades old marketing strategies, the benefit of working under dynamic leadership, and why you should always keep your prospects laughing and learning. Orlando also talks about his journey of becoming the active CRO and CMO at a company like Flock Freight and what it takes to reimagine go to market from org structure and design.

Key Takeaways:

  • Shared truckload is the key to a cost-saving, efficient trucking future. Most of the trucks you see on the road are half empty, so when we think of the next step forward for cutting costs and getting more commodities to more customers at a faster rate, shared truckload is the answer.
  • Utilizing humor to educate the market. Leveraging humor and wit to grab attention and create care so customers want to engage and learn more about the company 's mission.
  • Reimagine go to market top to bottom. From org structure to design, go to market materials, sales enablement, messaging, inbound vs outbound, and beyond. An organizational shift is necessary at some point in a company's lifecycle for scaling into the future.

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The CRO to CMO Advantage: Reimagining Go to Market

Orlando Baeza, CRO & CMO at Flock Freight, and his team are creating a more cost-effective and efficient future for the trucking industry.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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The CRO to CMO Advantage: Reimagining Go to Market
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Orlando Baeza, CRO & CMO at Flock Freight, fixing freight’s biggest weakness by offering a smarter alternative — shared truckload — that moves goods more reliably and with fewer emissions.

In this episode, Orlando shares with us his tips for innovating decades old marketing strategies, the benefit of working under dynamic leadership, and why you should always keep your prospects laughing and learning. Orlando also talks about his journey of becoming the active CRO and CMO at a company like Flock Freight and what it takes to reimagine go to market from org structure and design.

Key Takeaways:

  • Shared truckload is the key to a cost-saving, efficient trucking future. Most of the trucks you see on the road are half empty, so when we think of the next step forward for cutting costs and getting more commodities to more customers at a faster rate, shared truckload is the answer.
  • Utilizing humor to educate the market. Leveraging humor and wit to grab attention and create care so customers want to engage and learn more about the company 's mission.
  • Reimagine go to market top to bottom. From org structure to design, go to market materials, sales enablement, messaging, inbound vs outbound, and beyond. An organizational shift is necessary at some point in a company's lifecycle for scaling into the future.

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The CRO to CMO Advantage: Reimagining Go to Market

Orlando Baeza, CRO & CMO at Flock Freight, and his team are creating a more cost-effective and efficient future for the trucking industry.

The CRO to CMO Advantage: Reimagining Go to Market
Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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October 10, 2023
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min read
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Orlando Baeza, CRO & CMO at Flock Freight, fixing freight’s biggest weakness by offering a smarter alternative — shared truckload — that moves goods more reliably and with fewer emissions.

In this episode, Orlando shares with us his tips for innovating decades old marketing strategies, the benefit of working under dynamic leadership, and why you should always keep your prospects laughing and learning. Orlando also talks about his journey of becoming the active CRO and CMO at a company like Flock Freight and what it takes to reimagine go to market from org structure and design.

Key Takeaways:

  • Shared truckload is the key to a cost-saving, efficient trucking future. Most of the trucks you see on the road are half empty, so when we think of the next step forward for cutting costs and getting more commodities to more customers at a faster rate, shared truckload is the answer.
  • Utilizing humor to educate the market. Leveraging humor and wit to grab attention and create care so customers want to engage and learn more about the company 's mission.
  • Reimagine go to market top to bottom. From org structure to design, go to market materials, sales enablement, messaging, inbound vs outbound, and beyond. An organizational shift is necessary at some point in a company's lifecycle for scaling into the future.
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