Story led opening The day starts with a ping. Slack lights up with a fresh request from sales. We need a one pager for a new segment by noon. Your editor pings you about a blog post that was promised last week. Social needs assets for Threads and for X…
Tag: Martech
Content supply chain meets DAM
Content supply chain meets DAM: perspective, decisions, and practical tradeoffs. Written from the trenches of martech and content ops, while everyone is still getting used to the tidal wave of AI tools and the new normal of always on content. Creation date: 2023 07 15 00:26:07 Problem framing Teams want…
Why do you buy software revenue or cost
Why do you buy software: revenue or cost. Perspective, decisions, and practical tradeoffs. You do not buy software. You buy future cash. Either more coming in or less going out. Keep that in mind while finance tightens budgets, rates go up, and every team is asked to defend each seat…
When you do not need something as powerful as AEM
Some teams ask for Adobe Experience Manager on day one. Most do not need it. If you are wondering when you do not need something as powerful as AEM, keep reading. AEM just shipped 6.5 with shiny features for fragments, headless delivery, and smarter asset tools. It is a serious…
Lets talk about your martech stack
Let’s talk about your martech stack. Not the pretty slide with logos. The real one. The one that runs your email, tracks your traffic, feeds your sales team, and keeps your paid media honest. A stack is not a shopping list. It is a set of bets about what your…
Reviewing personalization platforms
Personalization tools are everywhere on product pages and pitch decks right now, and the questions land the same way every week: which one is worth the time, where do we start, and what will break first. The promise and what it really means Let’s level set. When people say personalization…
From wcms to dxp a glossary for leaders
Everyone is tossing around WCMS and DXP like they are the same thing. They are not. If you sign a contract before you sort the terms, you pay for it twice. We used to publish pages. Now we are asked to shape experiences across web, mobile apps, email, ads, and…