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

147: Nataly Kelly: Making global feel local through the power of marketing localization

Global expansion is a wild process that connects brands to the unique vibe of each market, it’s not just creating a website or translating content. Moving into international territories means showing up prepared, with a localization strategy that’s flexible and has a ton of local insight. Marketing Ops and RevOps both play a key role in localization as a strategic partner, organizing data and decision-making to fuel growth across departments.More

128: Vish Gupta: Why simplification should come before automation if you want to avoid a Frankenstack

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), providing insights on how to stay ahead in the evolving landscape.More

126: Michael Rumiantsau: AI’s role in democratizing data narratives for marketers

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. This episode unpacks the future of Business Intelligence, automating insights with LLMs, and the importance of anomaly detection. Michael also discusses how proprietary data gives companies a competitive edge in the AI market.More

103: Britney Muller: Deciphering the alien nature and the ethical complexities of LLMs

Britney offers a comprehensive view of the intersection of marketing and LLMs, blending technical know-how with ethical mindfulness and human-centric approaches. Her perspectives encourage professionals in the field to not only embrace AI for its efficiencies but to also understand and address its complexities, ensuring its development and application are both responsible and inclusive.More

70: Exploring new paths to future-proof your marketing career in the age of AI

Ask yourself if you should double down on additional areas like data and API services, getting closer to product and customers or starting to learn about ethics and data privacy. Today we’ll help you reflect on different options to investigate as you navigate through this future landscape and what job titles of the future might be in store for marketers.More