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Oct 28, 2026

Rich EstesGUEST
15:15
His more enterprise, mine more SMB.
Rich EstesGUEST
15:19
But it's always been some type of B2B, you know, like PunchList was B2B2C.
Rich EstesGUEST
15:23
And so we just kind of naturally attracted to B2B companies.
Rich EstesGUEST
15:28
And, you know, there's a lot of, hey, is SaaS going to die? Is it still alive? Well, SaaS is still alive, right? And I think people will always have some level of subscription.
Jay MenasheHOST
16:57
Naxx is a convenience store.
Jay MenasheHOST
16:58
These are consumer focused industries, but in reality it's B2B2C.
Jay MenasheHOST
17:03
So it's like, what are you doing for your wholesalers? to make it worth their while? How are you helping drive foot traffic into their stores to get people to buy your products? And I think when I was walking, I was seeing all these stats about like, you know, Constellation Brands talking about their number one beer in the world.
Jay MenasheHOST
17:20
And I didn't even understand what some of the stats meant.
Cheryl GuerinGUEST
6:50
But we are a brand franchise, so that brand has to be healthy and strong so that our partners want to choose us, right? But we do both.
Cheryl GuerinGUEST
6:58
B2B, B2C, and B2B2C.
Cheryl GuerinGUEST
7:01
And so it's quite a unique thing.
Cheryl GuerinGUEST
7:03
But understanding what motivates each one of those constituents that we're serving really matters.
Joy BhosaiGUEST
10:05
So today, we haven't done direct-to-consumer sales.
Joy BhosaiGUEST
10:10
So we sell what you would call B2B, business-to-business, or B2B2C.
Joy BhosaiGUEST
10:16
So to that business, and then they can white label, and it looks and feels like them, but it's actually like us.
Joy BhosaiGUEST
10:23
So it's been that route.
John FeesGUEST
21:17
Different branding, different distribution strategy.
John FeesGUEST
21:20
We're B2B2C, so we really embed ourselves within the institutional enrollment process.
John FeesGUEST
21:30
Embedded insurance is a really big category right now, and we're pioneers in that.
John FeesGUEST
21:36
But it's difficult.
Mark SimoncelliGUEST
6:31
The second thing linked to where there's pain, will customers spend money on that pain? Because I think sometimes what I typically see is People get excited about a new technology.
Mark SimoncelliGUEST
6:43
We build, we kind of put the cart before the horse and we build a whole lot of stuff before really going back to first principles, which is, is there pain? Is there enough pain? Is that a sizable market opportunity when you think about pain? And then will people spend money on that pain? So the user cases and those differ B2B, B2C, B2B2C, depending on the business model.
Mark SimoncelliGUEST
7:08
So I think it's really starting there.
Mark SimoncelliGUEST
7:10
So, you know, I've attended, I work across industries.
Bruno GavinoGUEST
19:24
They're like, they have multiple angles.
Bruno GavinoGUEST
19:26
They have, no, they're like B2B, but also they're kind of have a B2C component and it can be a B2B2C and they have people on the ground and salespeople.
Bruno GavinoGUEST
19:34
So it's not, again, one single solution wouldn't be able to close and enclose all of these people.
Bruno GavinoGUEST
19:42
So it is definitely a mix of different models.
Jason MitchellGUEST
13:16
I don't think people, many people realize, you know, last year we did 180,000 referrals.
Jason MitchellGUEST
13:22
from our partnerships and so those partnerships include places like rocket veterans united new american funding freedom zillow you name it we got a bunch of them and um and so we built our entire business around servicing businesses And so we're B2B2C.
Jason MitchellGUEST
13:39
And so with those businesses, they trust us to ensure that their clients are in the best of hands with our agents across the country.
Jason MitchellGUEST
13:46
There's around 1,200 of them.
Joe GaglieseGUEST
23:39
So LinkedIn makes it very difficult to transact compared to YouTube and compared to TikTok.
Joe GaglieseGUEST
23:44
That's now changing at the perfect time, Dennis, because all these B2B companies are fighting for B2B and B2B2C in AI, in compute, in cloud.
Joe GaglieseGUEST
23:54
Right? So that is a convergence.
Joe GaglieseGUEST
23:57
So what we would say to a LinkedIn creator right now is now is the time to turn on the gas, right? Now we're going to start playing with the system because now the work is going to be rewarded.
Siddharth KashyapGUEST
10:03
So there was a tendency for an OEM to intervene more in the client journey.
Siddharth KashyapGUEST
10:08
So as I said, traditionally, it has always been B2B2C.
Siddharth KashyapGUEST
10:12
So the retailers manage most of the experience.
Siddharth KashyapGUEST
10:14
But now, with the connected car data the OEMs are knowing more about the driving pattern the client how are they driving the vehicle how are they charging their vehicle are they doing off roads or not so with that data they are getting to know the client more and because they know the client more they can now act as the concierge at the five star hotel right so they know what the preferences are and the offerings has become more contextual more personalized so if i'm looking i do a search on a family suv and jackie also does a search on a luxury suv the ads that will come to jackie and to me will be completely different it won't be a standard range over ad that comes to both of us my range over ad will show that i have two kids the safety features will be more highlighted jackie is more adventurous so they will do an off-road kind of ad for her So everything is now curated.

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