129: Re: Why Martech is Actually for Engineers
Humans Of Martech
by Phil Gamache
4d ago
What’s up folks. We’ve got a fun episode today. If you’re a regular listener, you’ve heard me mention an article that’s been living rent free in my head for a while now. Casey Winters, the former CPO at Eventbrite and an Instructor at Reforge, wrote an article titled “The Problems With Martech, and Why Martech is Actually for Engineers”. I’ve asked a lot of recent guests what their thoughts were on some of the arguments raised in the article. So today we’re going to respond to his claims. Summary: Should you buy a 3rd party martech solution or build your own in-house tool, the answer is almost ..read more
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128: Vish Gupta: Why simplification should come before automation if you want to avoid a Frankenstack
Humans Of Martech
by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
1w ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Vish Gupta, Marketing Operations Manager at Databricks. Summary: This episode with Vish is jam packed with advice for marketers making their way through the martech galaxy. We touch on the pitfalls of Frankenstein stacks and the perks of self-service martech. Vish explains why martech isn't just for engineers and highlights the efficiency of customized Asana intake forms. We also tackle the dangers of over-specialization for senior leaders. Additionally, we explore the intersection of martech and large language models (LLMs ..read more
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127: Carmen Simon: Using brain science to deviate from expected patterns and create memorable content
Humans Of Martech
by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
2w ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Carmen Simon, Chief Science Officer at Corporate Visions and Brain Science Instructor at Stanford CS. Summary: Carmen takes us on an adventure exploring the wonders of brain science and how to sustain attention through contrast. We cover embodied cognition, deviating from expected patterns and avoiding the sea of sameness in AI content. We also take a detour into the speculative future of neuroscience and making data impactful through context. About Carmen Carmen has spent her career in multimedia design, writing books, creat ..read more
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126: Michael Rumiantsau: AI's role in democratizing data narratives for marketers
Humans Of Martech
by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
3w ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Michael Rumiantsau, Co-Founder and CEO at Narrative BI. Summary: This episode delves into the future of Business Intelligence, highlighting AI's role in democratizing data for marketers, automating insights with LLMs, and the importance of anomaly detection. Michael’s on a mission to make data insights accessible and useful for everyone, not just experts, by leveraging AI to provide tailored, easy-to-understand insights that boost decision-making. The episode also discusses how proprietary data gives companies a competitive ed ..read more
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125: Michele Nieberding: Customer data infrastructure and server-side data processing
Humans Of Martech
by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
1M ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Michele Nieberding, Director of Product Marketing at MetaRouter. Summary: Michele takes us on a broad journey across job hopping, learning technical martech products, preparing for the cookie apocalypse and diving deep into the world of server side data processions and tag management. Her transition from sales to product marketing sparked new growth, blending her enthusiasm for learning technical martech products with practical strategies to improve sales outcomes. She emphasizes the importance of ethical marketing practices ..read more
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124: Angela Cirrone: How to pick between similar martech solutions and master platform migrations
Humans Of Martech
by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
1M ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Angela Cirrone, Senior Director, Marketing Operations at Optimizely. Summary: Angela brings a fresh perspective to marketing operations, a key theme throughout the conversation is curiosity and how it helps boost your confidence and be a key lego block to a successful career. What makes her a unique leader is her experience being part of over a dozen acquisitions which came with over a hundred platform migrations and integrations. She’s developed a framework for platform migrations and a knack for evaluating software and build ..read more
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122: Emily Kramer: The rise of pi-shaped marketers and picking future unicorns
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by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
1M ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Emily Kramer, Co-Founder at MKT1. Summary: Emily explored the convergence of marketing, investment, and startup growth, delivering actionable insights for marketers, founders, and investors. When picking future unicorns, she attributed timing and luck but stressed the importance of selecting startups that value marketing and whose products meet real needs in growing markets. Emily advocated for rigor in selecting martech tools that align with business goals, enhancing efficiency without compromising content quality. She also h ..read more
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121: Anthony Lamot: Why we’re all exhausted by marketing emails and what to do about it
Humans Of Martech
by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
2M ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Anthony Lamot ?, CEO and Co-Founder at DESelect. Summary: From early stage founder advice and keeping up with the galaxy of martech tools to email fatigue and AI’s convergence with neuroscience, this episode journeys through deep marketing space. Anthony gives us practical advice for tracking martech trends but also keeping the timeless fundamentals in mind. We take a pit stop in email marketing land discussing true personalization, engagement tactics without overwhelming users, and if we’re really ready to give the wheel to A ..read more
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120: Maja Voje: Untangling Go-to-Market for startup marketers and founders
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by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
2M ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Maja Voje, Founder of Growth Labs and the Author of GTM Strategist. Summary: This episode with Maja is a playbook for startup marketers, growth advisors, early stage founders and anyone curious about go-to-market strategies. We untangle the most popular questions about growing early stage startups, from picking the right early channels and leveraging qualitative insights, to uncovering the limitations of willingness to pay and locking down the moving target of product market fit. We also cover how to overcome biases, leverage ..read more
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119: Adam Greco: The Future of event-based web analytics and the overlapping landscape of data tools
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by Jon Taylor, Phil Gamache
2M ago
What’s up everyone, today we have the pleasure of sitting down with Adam Greco, Field CTO / Product Evangelist at Amplitude. Summary: Adam is a leading voice in digital analytics and he unpacks event-based analytics and how it’s transformed how marketers interact with data. Data tools are complicating the martech landscape with overlapping functionality and confusing terminology so Adam breaks down the nuanced difference between product analytics, customer data infrastructure and ETL. Adam also walks us through how his team combines marketing, product, and experience analytics getting a fuller ..read more
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