The Biggest Challenges in B2B SaaS Marketing and How To Approach Them

Revenue Engine Podcast

Alex Gluz is the Founder and CEO of Digital Marketing at T.A. Monroe Digital, an agency that specializes in helping B2B and SaaS companies perfect every step of their sales funnel. With years of experience in the industry, Alex has created systems and frameworks for scalable, profit-driving B2B digital marketing strategy, framework, and execution that ensures a return on every dollar spent.

Alex is also the host of the Revenue Engine Podcast, a show highlighting the top leaders in technology and marketing.

In this episode…

The landscape of B2B SaaS marketing is more complex than ever, with shifting buyer behavior, economic pressures, and AI disruption creating unprecedented challenges for marketers. How can companies adapt to these changes, stand out in a crowded market, and build trust with cautious buyers?

According to Alex Gluz, success starts with a focus on delivering measurable value. He highlights that today’s buyers demand more than promises — they expect tangible ROI before making decisions. From showcasing clear cost savings to tailoring marketing efforts through account-based strategies, marketers must adapt quickly to stay competitive. By aligning campaigns with buyer-specific pain points and offering risk-free entry points, companies can build trust and accelerate the sales process. This approach, paired with fresh strategies to combat AI-driven content saturation and SEO challenges, ensures marketers can cut through the noise and capture attention effectively.

In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, Dr. Jeremy Weisz of Rise25 interviews Alex Gluz to discuss the biggest challenges in B2B SaaS marketing and actionable strategies to address them. Together, they explore how marketers can navigate prolonged sales cycles, optimize acquisition costs, and differentiate their offerings in a saturated market. Alex also shares how personalization, thought leadership, and customer retention can be game changers for driving growth.