Todd Clouser 🧙‍♂️💜

I learned content growing a YouTube channel from 0 - 10M+ monthly views.
I learned social by building an audience of over 1M followers across channels.
I learned community growing two Facebook groups to 12k+ monthly active users.
I learned influencer marketing building a team of 15+ creators that drove millions in DTC revenue.


Now I help B2B companies incorporate those strategies and tactics to build their own marketing machine.

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Todd Clouser

The other day I was arguing with Obaid that Peter Parker is the only super hero that reports into marketing.

And he was like, "he doesn't report into marketing, he's a photographer."

And I was like, "yeah, art dept falls under marketing."

And he was like, "okay, maybe in saas, but at a newspaper that's not really marketing."

And then I was like, "what do you mean?"

And he was like, "photographs are basically like part of the product in a newspaper. Not marketing."

And I was like, "so what you're saying is he's a product led marketer?"

And Obaid was like, "dude, no. Plus he's a freelancer anyway."

And I was like, "that's an irrelevant argument. peter parker is the only product-led marketer in the marvel universe."

Then Obaid paused and I was thinking, "yeah...got em."

Then he just said, "No."

And I was like, "huh?"

And then he was like, "he's actually a performance marketer."

And I was like, "there's no evidence that spider man worked as a performance marketer while simultaneously being a freelance photographer for the daily bugel."

And he was like, "don't you remember that scene where Uncle Ben says the thing about great power and responsibility? It's like the most iconic line in Marvel."

Then he brought up the scene (shown below)

And I was like, "shit...you're right. He was a marketer."

And Obaid was like, "yup."

Then he left the huddle and I was like, "wait...that's what i said."

Then I turned on The Dark Knight bc DC is better than Marvel.

Also, if spider man was a performance marketer he would use #Clay's new ads feature. 

#ClayPartner

Growth @ Sequel.io 💜 webinars on your website

Amanda Bagley

Today, I’m announcing my next chapter at Trace.Space and my departure from martech.

Looking back, this nearly 10-year trajectory feels surreal. Throughout, I became a student of the game, obsessing over every discipline required for a top-performing marketing team and closing millions of dollars of revenue selling solutions to solve their problems.

But it’s time for a new challenge. I’m joining Trace.Space to dive into a world of even greater complexity. We are solving mission-critical problems for the world’s most brilliant systems engineers. The people building the hardware and infrastructure of the future.

This move is fueled by deep curiosity and, honestly, the caliber of the team. Getting to team up with Mik Krams again after our Chili Piper days and working alongside Janis Vavere, who I’ve had the chance to get to know over this past year, felt right.

What ultimately sealed it was Karlis Broders. The product he’s built, paired with his clarity around where this category is going, made it impossible not to say yes.

Between the three of them, they pulled my attention toward something I didn’t realize would inspire me this much.

They didn’t just look at what I’ve done, they bet on what I can do. I’m humbled by the opportunity and genuinely excited to take on the challenge ahead.

Locked the F in at Trace.Space

It’s wild what can happen in two weeks.

We ran two parallel offsites
Engineering in Riga 🇱🇻
GTM in Atlanta 🇺🇸

Despite the time zones, it felt like one continuous conversation. Features were getting shipped in real time off the back of active customer calls. Feedback loop → build → refine → repeat.

That kind of momentum is addictive.

On the GTM side, one of my favorite things to do when I join a startup is design the demo.

I always ask:
What are the five things we have to show to wow someone on the first call?
And what’s the story that ties it all together?

We tore it apart. Rebuilt it. Got intentional about every click, every transition, every value moment.

Of everything we delivered that week, that structured first-call narrative is what I’m most proud of.

And honestly? We had a lot of fun doing it. Maybe too much fun.

When you zoom out, building a startup is basically the most intense group project of your life and doing it with people you genuinely like and feel like you've known for years is the bonus.

Contrary to popular belief, you can actually stand up a modern, pipeline driving webinar program from scratch and make it worthwhile.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard, “We just want to test it out on Zoom.”

That’s fine.

But if you start with Sequel.io day one, you are not just hosting a webinar. You are building infrastructure.

You keep traffic on your own site. You see how people actually interact. You know what they clicked, how long they stayed, what they cared about. You follow up with real context instead of a generic “thanks for attending” email.

It should come as no surprise my first purchase at Trace.Space was Sequel.io because if we are going to do this, we’re going to do it in a way that compounds...

by using the best platform on the market and applying the best practices I've learned so well and I'm so SO excited!!

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