Time to get serious about humour: Heather Barnett on the power of humour to influence B2B buyers
Summary In this episode of the Trust and Influence in B2B podcast, host Joel Harrison speaks with Heather Barnett, a freelance copywriter known for her humorous approach to B2B marketing on LinkedIn. They discuss the importance of humour in engaging audiences, the challenges of using humor in a corporate environment,…
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