Conversation
Highlights

Welcome to Marketing From the Front Lines, where we have unfiltered conversations with the B2B marketers who are bringing innovative technology to market. In today’s episode, we’re speaking with Harleen Singh, Marketing Director at Flow, an insurance technology company that has raised over $20 Million in funding. 

Here are the most interesting points from our conversation:

• Harleen’s Marketing Philosophy: Harleen combines her background in economics with a passion for creative marketing, emphasizing the balance between analytical rigor and creative storytelling in marketing.
• Inspirational Figures: Harleen was inspired by her time at National Geographic, particularly by the photographers who mastered storytelling and attention to detail. These lessons have influenced her approach to marketing, focusing on storytelling to connect emotionally and meaningfully with audiences.
• Influential Book: “Predictably Irrational” by Dan Ariely significantly influenced Harleen’s understanding of consumer behavior, emphasizing how people think they are making rational choices but often are not. Insights from this book have directly impacted her marketing strategies, such as how she presents product information to influence consumer perception and behavior.
• Flow’s Market Strategy: At Flow, Harleen focuses on understanding the specific needs of retail agents and using technology to enhance their access to insurance markets, ensuring a seamless integration of services that cater to both immediate and long-term needs.
• Authenticity in Marketing: Harleen believes authenticity and customer-centric strategies are crucial. This involves understanding the nuances of customer needs and crafting marketing strategies that are not only data-driven but also resonate on a human level.
• Future of AI in Marketing: Looking ahead, Harleen sees AI as a crucial component of marketing strategies, not just for automation but for gaining deeper insights into customer behavior and personalizing marketing efforts more effectively.