Episode 1
In the very first episode of Brands and Trends, we sit down with Juliana Pereira — a seasoned growth marketer, startup strategist, and revenue operations expert with 15+ years in the B2B space. She’s helped scale early-stage companies, stretch tiny budgets into real results, and turn chaotic GTM plans into structured, data-backed growth engines.
Juliana doesn’t speak in buzzwords — she brings receipts.
What we talk about:
- Marketing fails and fixing the fallout: One event vendor completely dropped the ball — Juliana called it out, negotiated a free double-sized campaign, and shares what she learned about trust, budget protection, and reputation recovery.
- AI tools: what’s hype vs. what’s helpful: She’s tested them all — content writers, image generators, CRM helpers. No fluff. Just what’s worth your time and what’s not. (Spoiler: “There’s a lot of bad AI out there.”)
- Email is dying, Google Ads are overpriced, and everyone’s searching in ChatGPT now. What does that mean for your acquisition strategy?
- How to go after your competitor’s customers without crossing the line: Real stories. Including the time Google took her side after a giant competitor tried to shut her down.
- Branding through socks (yes, really): Inspired by Wiz, Juliana launched socks with a message — and they ran out mid-event. She tells the full story.
- If she had Google’s budget? She’d build a video game. A non-salesy, challenge-based game that teaches you to beat AI at its own job — live, on a giant screen.
This episode is all signal, no noise.
If you’re a founder, CMO, or early-stage marketer trying to stand out, grow fast, or just survive the chaos — this is the conversation you’ll want to hear.

Why You’ll Want to Watch This
This episode isn’t about marketing theory — it’s a real-life download from the trenches:
- What to do when a campaign flops and your CEO is fuming.
- How to test new ideas without blowing your budget.
- What AI tools are actually worth your time — and which are just noise.
- Why your CRM might be your biggest hidden problem.
- How top startups use unusual tactics to outsmart competitors and dominate events.
- And yes — what socks and video games have to do with brand growth.
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