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Demand generation

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Oct 4, 2026

George CoudounarisHOST
4:02
It needs to get better.
George CoudounarisHOST
4:04
Well, I guess if I spoke Greek, actually, Kevin, interestingly, so we run the B2B Incubator, as many of you know, which is our demand generation program.
George CoudounarisHOST
4:15
We recently had someone join the program who was from the Ukraine.
George CoudounarisHOST
4:20
And he flagged at the beginning of our conversation that his English wasn't amazing and that he would be using a live transcription tool.
Sean StoneGUEST
25:30
And so that's kind of what I wanted to show you next.
Michael Erickson FacchinHOST
25:32
You know, a really scary word for someone who considers themselves like an Amazon seller, a scary word is demand generation, not demand capture.
Michael Erickson FacchinHOST
25:42
It's like Amazon's very much still the way that people use it is like demand capture.
Michael Erickson FacchinHOST
25:47
Like there's already a demand that's happened elsewhere.
Michael Erickson FacchinHOST
26:20
People are searching the specific brand product there.
Michael Erickson FacchinHOST
26:23
So it's like you could capture a huge chunk of that.
Michael Erickson FacchinHOST
26:26
So it's really interesting, this whole concept of demand generation for e-commerce brands, which is why so many really good... e-commerce brands like do go out and generate their own demand.
Michael Erickson FacchinHOST
26:39
Like think of all the hard work that HIMSS has done, medical infrastructure, like a whole network of doctors to prescribe this stuff, a whole like campaigning to like let people know, like, did you know you can retain your hair? Like a whole network of influencers.
Wes BushGUEST
7:02
Where'd you learn all this stuff? Me? I learned it through doing all the shit wrong.
Dan MartellHOST
7:08
What's your story like? I know you worked at Vidyard, Demand Gen.
Dan MartellHOST
7:13
We've talked in the past.
Dan MartellHOST
7:14
You said you love Demand Gen. What's the body of work that you are pulling from? Yeah,
Wes BushGUEST
7:25
so how I got into product-led growth really started with DemandGen.
Wes BushGUEST
7:30
And so it was working actually with my parents.
Wes BushGUEST
7:50
If you can build demand, you can build any kind of business.
Wes BushGUEST
7:53
And so that's what really got me hooked.
Dustin MillerGUEST
29:03
Yeah, I think they are.
Dustin MillerGUEST
29:04
I mean, that's what Shorts are and Demand Gen is meant to do.
Dustin MillerGUEST
29:07
Demand Gen is meant to be sort of like what you're doing with Meta Ads, but honestly, I don't think if you wanna see direct ROAS, you're not gonna see it from Demand Gen as much because it's a longer attribution.
Dustin MillerGUEST
29:18
But I mean, to answer your points, I think it kind of depends on your situation.
Dustin MillerGUEST
29:22
Like, we're still getting ten to one ROAS for operators in certain activities right now out of Google.
Ginny MarvinHOST
0:19
I'm Ginny Marvin, Ads Product Liaison at Google, and this is Ads Decoded.
Ginny MarvinHOST
0:23
We are talking about demand gen campaigns in this episode and the critical role of creative.
Ginny MarvinHOST
0:30
Demand gen is a really good complement to search and PMAX as it helps advertisers create and convert incremental demand with performance ads across YouTube and Google's most visual services.
Ginny MarvinHOST
0:43
If the idea of producing loads of high-impact video or image assets for YouTube feels overwhelming, or if you've got questions about asset testing, this episode is for you.
Ginny MarvinHOST
0:55
I'm joined by Alejandro Osio.
Ginny MarvinHOST
0:57
He's a product manager specializing in demand gen and YouTube performance ads.
Ginny MarvinHOST
1:03
He busts some myths on asset testing and asset fatigue, and shares how the very latest tools can help simplify your creative process.
Ginny MarvinHOST
1:12
Let's dive in.
Sebastian LaukGUEST
7:02
But I feel like that there is, that there isn't, right? I mean, there, there are challenges in marketing, uh, with AI coming up, too, with that information overload, with authority that you need, and I feel like brand is even more important in, in these days than, than it was kind of, yeah, probably two to three years ago.
Sebastian LaukGUEST
7:19
We are splitting our approaches in demand generation and demand capturing.
Sebastian LaukGUEST
7:23
These are basically the two engines that we bring together.
Sebastian LaukGUEST
7:26
Everything that we are doing on LinkedIn, we ghostwriting for our C-levels.

6 MINS LATER

Andres FigueiraHOST
13:38
People are really starting to talk about it.
Andres FigueiraHOST
13:40
Let's give it two more months until it's everything that everybody wants to know and how they're still solving it.
Andres FigueiraHOST
13:45
But then now shifting the perspective once more, Sebastian, you mentioned that then you have, like, two strategies, like demand generation, demand capturing.
Andres FigueiraHOST
13:52
You've also said that thought leadership via LinkedIn is something you guys are really, like, pushing into.
Brent FeldmanHOST
0:24
I am joined today by Daria Gurzu.
Brent FeldmanHOST
0:26
She is the head of demand generation at Finastra.
Brent FeldmanHOST
0:29
Hi, Daria.
Brent FeldmanHOST
0:30
How are you doing?
Brent FeldmanHOST
0:37
And, uh, you know, as- as usual, I- I'm gonna start with just a pretty straightforward question about your background, and, uh, and it's interesting.
Brent FeldmanHOST
0:46
You know, you actually started, you know, kind of from, you know, digital marketing now to global marketing leadership, which is really cool.
Brent FeldmanHOST
0:54
Um, so you started at, uh, Finastra and basically in paid media, and then you've grown into leading a- a global demand generation team across multiple regions.
Brent FeldmanHOST
1:05
Um, I'm super curious, what has surprised you most about, you know, making that transition from being, like, really a channel expert to leading a team?
Mike RyanHOST
2:19
Adjust channel settings if you value a channel more or less based on its importance to your business.
Mike RyanHOST
2:27
So this is a little different, like the way demand gen is structured, for example, that has channel controls and it's literally just tick boxes.
Mike RyanHOST
2:37
It's
Chris ScharmuellerHOST
2:37
binary.

12 MINS LATER

Mike RyanHOST
14:31
And yeah, one-stop shop.
Mike RyanHOST
14:33
And what they've done now, because this is still a compromised solution.
Mike RyanHOST
14:38
It's not like demand gen where you can create fully customized campaigns in that way.
Mike RyanHOST
14:43
They're basically, it's still a unified buying service, but they're exposing the weights to you and letting you play with those weights.
George HuGUEST
21:29
I've always started with the positioning and the message, okay? I've always started with that because I feel like it's, you know, oftentimes it's easy to think about marketing purely analytically.
George HuGUEST
21:38
Okay, like I'm going to spend a certain amount of money, I'm going to get a certain amount of pipeline or demand gen or leads or whatever it is.
George HuGUEST
21:43
but I feel that the right place to start is with positioning.
George HuGUEST
21:47
And I think it's really important to get that right.
George HuGUEST
22:05
Like it unlocks everything if you have a great brand.
George HuGUEST
22:08
If you have a bad brand, then everything gets more expensive.
George HuGUEST
22:10
Every demand gen becomes more expensive.
George HuGUEST
22:11
Everything gets harder.
ZavGUEST
14:44
cases into youtube i think they've got like 20 30 000 followers maybe more than that and so like yeah 21 21 000 followers just about 21 000 subscribers like hundreds of thousands of views per video here like i think connecting i mean again connecting those two like just having having ads and you know what they actually do a really good job of it just having quality quality quality ads, quality product placement across kind of like their standard videos.
ZavGUEST
15:14
But then you can easily dump those videos into a performance max campaign, into a demand gen campaign.
ZavGUEST
15:21
And you can use videos that already have a ton of popularity that are already being monetized on YouTube to kind of just drive more visibility, more awareness in areas where Especially if you're combining that with like some retargeting campaigns, retargeting ads, you can capture people who were already like getting ready to buy, adding to cart.
ZavGUEST
15:40
Those are going to be the things that actually like move the needle when it comes to your conversion rate, like at that bottom of funnel with people who are already kind of like considering.

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