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CLOSE.IO WOMEN IN SALES INTERVIEW SERIES
blog.close.io/topic/women-in-sales
Host: Rebecca Luo, Close.io Account Executive rebecca@close.io, @rebeccatluo
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Danielle Diamond (@dhopediamond) is a Content Creator at User Interviews (https://www.userinterviews.com), the Director of Marketing at Rebel Motion (https://www.rebel-motion.com/), and a Screenwriter at ScreenPower. Danielle was previously a conversational marketer of video at Drift. She’s had numerous experiences in film production and marketing, and graduated from Boston University with a Bachelor’s degree in Film and Television.
Episode highlights:
How Danielle got an early life start in filmmaking
Danielle feels that film sets have a lot to learn from how businesses are operated. This is part of what influenced her desire to orient her career towards sales & marketing
Danielle's storytelling structure, with her piece of advice of how "people don't care about your product, they care about their problem"
How Danielle was able to land her sales & marketing role at Drift without prior traditional experience in the field
Danielle's remote work experience with three companies simultaneously
blog.close.io/topic/women-in-sales
Host: Rebecca Luo, Close.io Account Executive rebecca@close.io, @rebeccatluo
Listen: iTunes, Soundcloud, & your favorite podcast app
Watch: YouTube
Danielle Diamond (@dhopediamond) is a Content Creator at User Interviews (https://www.userinterviews.com), the Director of Marketing at Rebel Motion (https://www.rebel-motion.com/), and a Screenwriter at ScreenPower. Danielle was previously a conversational marketer of video at Drift. She’s had numerous experiences in film production and marketing, and graduated from Boston University with a Bachelor’s degree in Film and Television.
Episode highlights:
How Danielle got an early life start in filmmaking
Danielle feels that film sets have a lot to learn from how businesses are operated. This is part of what influenced her desire to orient her career towards sales & marketing
Danielle's storytelling structure, with her piece of advice of how "people don't care about your product, they care about their problem"
How Danielle was able to land her sales & marketing role at Drift without prior traditional experience in the field
Danielle's remote work experience with three companies simultaneously
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