Juliette Kopecky — Life of a CMO, Marketing in "Boring" Industries, & Interning with Guy Kawasaki

On the show today is Juliette Kopecky. Juliette is the CMO at LinkSquares and previously the VP of Marketing at Talla.

I wanted to bring her on because LinkSquares is growing rapidly in the legal tech space and making a name for itself. They've been investing heavily into video content and taking a drastically different approach than their competitors and incumbents.

You'll hear about Juliette's career path and rise to CMO, how they pivoted and adjusted their marketing through the pandemic, and how to have fun with marketing in a boring industry.

More on Juliette:

• @julietteko on Twitter
• https://linksquares.com/careers/

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