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It’s been an incredible journey watching martech grow from 150 tools in 2011 to over 14,000 today. When I started, martech primarily helped automate large-scale tasks like email campaigns. Today it is a strategic cornerstone of how companies go to market. From identifying ideal customer profiles (ICPs) using predictive analytics and intent signals to advanced scoring, managing integrated ABM orchestration, to continuous optimization through analytics, martech has transformed marketing into a data-driven discipline.
I am excited to work with a talented, passionate team to accelerate IntelePeer’s rapid growth. The AI conversational space is exploding and our goal is to differentiate our products while being smarter, faster and more creative in our approach to market. Achieving this goal means close teamwork, leveraging deep mart expertise, taking calculated risks and, of course, having fun. With a great team, anything is possible.
The core of the CMO role remains: defining the go-to-market strategy, differentiating the offering and effectively executing programs. What has changed is the need for CMOs to master martech and analytics. It’s not just about knowing the tools, it’s about fostering a data-driven culture throughout the organization. All too often, marketing teams jump from one activity to another without the analysis necessary for continuous improvement. The modern CMO must incorporate analytics into every aspect of marketing to unlock exponential growth.
Snowflake, Tableau, and 6Sense are some of the common tools I’ve relied on. However, their real strength lies in the hands of an experienced team. The value comes from people who can gain insights—build advanced scoring models, analyze close flows, identify trends, and address bottlenecks.
Artificial intelligence adds a new dimension, allowing marketers to scale their creativity and precision. Whether it’s content creation or campaign orchestration, AI in the right hands amplifies impact and can deliver huge returns.
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We are still in the early stages of using artificial intelligence in marketing. I’m excited about the possibilities. It’s the pace of change that makes them both challenging and fun. One example of the potential: A former colleague recently texted me about a Python + Gemini AI app he built to scrape websites, analyze SEO content against competitors, and provide keyword-based recommendations in bulk. It’s incredible to see how far we’ve come – and how far we can go. We’re just scratching the surface of what’s possible.
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