Scott Brinker would build one deep specialty to judge AI’s confident mistakes, grow cross-functional range to bridge marketing and engineering, and lean into technical skills like SQL and APIs to turn ideas into working systems. More
Tag Archives: composability
191: Aboli Gangreddiwar: Self healing data agents, hivemind memory curators and living documentation
Aboli and Phil explore AI agent use cases like self-healing data quality agents, AI hivemind memory curator, documentation agents and AI browsers and a bunch more!More
190: Henk-jan ter Brugge: The Head of Martech at Philips thinks martech has outgrown marketing and it’s time we lead like pirates
Henk-jan works like a pirate inside the navy, exposing inefficiency with data, redesigning roles around real capabilities, and breaking AI promises into measurable wins backed by clean data and clear standards. He treats composability as an operating model with budgets tied to usage, gives local teams autonomy within guardrails, and measures martech by how it serves people and drives revenue.More
188: Rebecca Corliss: Why lifecycle marketers will thrive in the agentic marketing org
Rebecca imagines a future marketing org built on three layers: leadership fluent in data and AI, a dispatch control tower staffed by engineers and privacy experts, and pods that design customer journeys while agents handle scale. More
185: Jonathan Kazarian: Platforms vs point solutions and the marketing operator’s dilemma
Jonathan framed point solutions as late-night distractions, while Phil argued they solve real constraints platforms can’t touch. Darrell pulled the lens to data models and warehouse-native teams lean on composability for speed and control. We also cover costs, support, documentation, integrations and more!More
181: Alison Albeck Lindland: Climb the AI literacy pyramid and stand out as a customer‑first marketer
Alison believes marketing careers thrive when you stay close to the people who buy from you, and at Movable Ink she has built that into the culture with a customer strategy team, advisory boards, and events that create real connections customers carry into new roles. More
179: Tiankai Feng: The comeback of data quality and how NLP is changing the data analyst role
Data governance feels like the Jedi Council, steady with its rules, while marketing ops moves like the Rebel Alliance, quick to adapt when perfect data never arrives. Tiankai believes progress comes from blending discipline with curiosity, bringing data in early as a partner, not a critic.More
162: Rich Waldron: How to build and manage AI agents from a single, composable platform without coding
Marketing ops folks stand at a crossroads where iPaaS platforms and AI agents are colliding in crazy ways. Rich pulls back the curtain on what happens when workflows become agent “skills”: Imagine your carefully built automations transformed into autonomous assistants that diagnose tech issues, provision applications, and manage complex Salesforce campaigns without manual intervention. More
155: Meg Gowell: Typeform’s full stack marketer on growth experiments, brand momentum and warehouse-native stacks
Marketing leadership in 2025 is a wild time. After years of learning martech and technical concepts to become a full stack marketer, you finally land that dream director gig… only to watch your hard-earned tech skills collect dust while you drown in meetings. Megan helps us see the way forward.More
152: Sarah Krasnik Bedell: A data eng turned marketer on embedded marketing analysts and batch vs webhook pipelines
What happens when a data engineer with an obsession for truth-testing crashes into marketing’s ‘best practices’? Sarah’s journey from code to growth unfolds like a trained detective story, where she picks apart marketing myths and rebuilds them with an engineer’s first principles. Her fresh take on centralyzed vs decentralyzed data team structures favors embedding an analyst deeply in marketing and growth teams.More