Customer expectations continue to rise. Senior-level marketers like you depend on marketing technology to meet and exceed those demands. As a result, the distinction between marketing and technology is… gone. Marketing is now a digital profession that is indistinguishably intertwined with and supported by marketing technology.
In truth: Martech is marketing.
Bold statement? You bet. But the reality is that martech at all organizations is somewhere on the continuum from “helpful assistance” to “total domination”. (Case in point: McDonald’s.)
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About The Author
Scott Brinker is the conference chair of the MarTech® Conference, a vendor-agnostic marketing technology conference and trade show series produced by MarTech Today’s parent company, Third Door Media. The MarTech event grew out of Brinker’s blog, chiefmartec.com, which has chronicled the rise of marketing technology and its changing marketing strategy, management and culture since 2008. In addition to his work on MarTech, Scott serves as the VP platform ecosystem at HubSpot. Previously, he was the co-founder and CTO of ion interactive.