Description
Product marketers think they own the messaging. SEO thinks they own the traffic. But who actually owns your website—and why are they both probably wrong? In this spicy debate with BX Studio, we dig into the turf war destroying B2B websites, why your CEO is the real problem, and the radical idea that maybe your website should actually reject leads (yes, really). Buckle up for hot takes on keyword worship, the death of MQLs, and why your Rolex store strategy is all wrong.
Featuring from BX Studio...
Jacob Sussman, CEO
Nikiya Griffith, Director of Organic Growth
Grace Arrese, Partnerships Associate
More from this episode
Why adding SEO keywords is like putting ketchup on a wagyu steak
The real reason your website converts trash leads (hint: it's not the copy)
What Rolex stores know about lead qualification that B2B marketers don't
The "Irish Exit" messaging framework that'll change how you write forever
Why tracking MQLs is like measuring your height to lose weight
The CEO wrecking ball effect (and why it destroys every website eventually)
How QuickBooks became a cautionary tale for AI-obsessed marketers
The Writer's Wiki secret that could save product marketing 20 hours a week
Why your anti-ICP strategy matters more than your ICP
The shocking truth about who actually owns your website (spoiler: it's not who you think)
Time Stamps
00:00 Opening & Attendee Check-in
01:00 Real Humans vs AI Note-takers Discussion
02:00 Setting the Stage: PMMs vs Non-PMMs
03:00 The Main Question: Who Should Own the Website?
03:45 Eric's Hot Take: Product Marketing Should Own It
04:45 Nikia's Counter: Joint Ownership is Key
05:45 Website Ownership and Blame Discussion
07:00 Real-World Website Conversion Problems
08:30 The Writer's Wiki Solution
11:00 Dream Relationships Between PMM and SEO
13:00 Keyword Lists vs Message-First Approach
16:00 Website Design and FAQ Strategy
18:00 The CRO/CEO Acronym Confusion
20:00 QuickBooks AI Positioning Disaster
22:00 Who Has Final Say on Messaging?
26:30 The CEO Wrecking Ball Problem
29:00 The Irish Exit Messaging Analogy
31:00 Metrics That Matter: SQLs vs MQLs
33:00 The Rolex Store Anti-ICP Strategy
35:00 Enterprise Positioning and Deterrence
38:00 Nikia's Counter: Why More Metrics Matter
41:00 The Internal Echo Chamber Problem
45:00 GEO vs SEO: The New Frontier
48:00 Closing Thoughts and Farewell
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