Amrita Mathur

Former VP of Marketing
Amrita is a veteran B2B SaaS marketer and the former VP of Marketing at Superside. Besides preaching to everyone and their mother about how good execution is the ultimate differentiator for your company, she hosts our monthly Gather & Grow Show featuring guests from PUMA, Wix, Intuit, Prime Gaming, Outbrain and more. Find her on Twitter @amritamathur and say hi!
Amrita's articles
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9 New Examples of Effective Website Homepage Design to Inspire

You can have the most beautiful website in the world, but if it doesn’t convert your leads into customers when you need it to, then there’s something lacking in your homepage design. After all, your homepage is likely one of your highest trafficked and converting pages. If you’ve been looking for inspiration on ways to bump up those website conversions by tweaking your homepage elements, then you’re in the right place.
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Is the Marketing Funnel F***ed?

“Is the marketing funnel bullshit?” Someone asked me that a while back, and it stuck with me. I knew where they were coming from, of course. It’s obvious that there’s no one path—nor two paths, nor four, nor forty—that people take to purchase. Person A clicks on a catchy TOFU social ad that takes them to a MOFU guide, skims some case studies and client lists to verify legitimacy, and books a call after mulling it over for a couple weeks. Person B sees a comment from a colleague on a LinkedIn post pushing a video, watches said video and disappears. Nine months later, they pop back up at what’s functionally a TOFU-leaning-MOFU webinar and book a call.
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4 Steps to Becoming an Antifragile Marketing Team

It’d be nice to go just one scroll without seeing signs of collapse. A series of unfortunate events have businesses failing and flailing as they watch demand slow to a drip; frantically cutting off whichever appendages will lighten them enough to outrun the downturn. Many of the dead ends these businesses meet are placed by chance, and chance can be cruel. Sometimes there’s nothing to do but sit and wait, offering prayer and sacrifice to your choice of marketing deity. Sometimes there’s nothing you could’ve done differently.