Conversations with MarTech
As publishers turn to low-value and AI-generated content, they’re missing out on authenticity and original points of view.
Conversations with MarTech is a new series highlighting interesting points of view and interesting roles in the marketing and marketing operations space.
Season 1 of Conversations with MarTech debuts in January 2025. The premier season has already recorded five episodes, including:
- Kara Heater, Director of Marketing for the Savannah Bananas baseball club (What can marketers learn from the Savannah Bananas?)
- Mark Stouse, CEO of ProofAnalytics (What do C-level executives think of their GTM strategies?)
- Len Devanna, VP of Customer Experience of Cortico-X. (Voice agents will change how you think about your brand and website)
- Natalie Silverstein, Chief Innovation Officer, Collectively. (How influencer marketing became an essential channel)
- Mike Rizzo, founder, MarketingOps.com (Want to understand marketing ops? Talk to this guy)
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Conversations with MarTech
Latest Episodes
What data and AI hide about your customers
Malinda Sandman, global VP of Marketing at Typeform, discusses how AI is reshaping the landscape for B2B and B2C marketers. Malind...
It’s time to re-think voice of the customer programs
Are customer surveys officially dead? In this episode of Conversations with MarTech, host Mike Pastore sits down with Mark Treschl, general manager, voice of customer at Quantum Metric and co-founder of OpinionLab. The...
The CMO role is evolving before our very eyes
Is the CMO role truly dying, or are modern marketers just setting themselves up for failure? In this episode of Conversations with MarTech, host Mike Pastore sits down with Kyle Lac...
Classic Marketing Automation is Dead: What’s Next?
Are the days of classic marketing automation officially over? In this episode of Conversations with MarTech, we dive deep into the massive paradigm shift happening across the marketing industry as basic, rule-based automation gives way ...