Attributed - A podcast by Dreamdata
Jul 28, 2026 · 52 min · 12 segments
B2B marketing isn’t struggling because of a lack of tools, channels, or budget. It’s struggling because too many teams have lost focus on the fundamentals. In a world obsessed with funnels…
Mark RitsonGuest
Steffen HedebrandtHostLauraHostWhen I say B2B marketing, I know you've consulted a bunch of consumer luxury brands and everything like that.

I mean, I'm probably, my consulting career is probably about 50-50 if I really look at it properly.


So my main take on B2B is it doesn't matter, yeah? So- it becomes a barrier or a excuse or a constraint.


And, you know, the problem with that is I see B2B marketers do this all the time.


Because what happens is we create this bogeyman called B2C as if it's all the same.

But within B2C, you're selling insurance, ping pong balls, sex toys, vacations, banking, brake fluid, saxophones.

So my first instinct is always to say the B2B market is it's not that different.

Now, having said that, there's a couple of dimensions of B2B that I think do make it a little special.
When I say B2B marketing, I know you've consulted a bunch of consumer luxury brands and everything like that.

I mean, I'm probably, my consulting career is probably about 50-50 if I really look at it properly.


So my main take on B2B is it doesn't matter, yeah? So- it becomes a barrier or a excuse or a constraint.


And, you know, the problem with that is I see B2B marketers do this all the time.


Because what happens is we create this bogeyman called B2C as if it's all the same.

But within B2C, you're selling insurance, ping pong balls, sex toys, vacations, banking, brake fluid, saxophones.

So my first instinct is always to say the B2B market is it's not that different.

Now, having said that, there's a couple of dimensions of B2B that I think do make it a little special.
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