The Martech Effect

Roel Seegers

Exploring the effect of Martech tools on strategy, people and processes in search of Martech Best Practises. Hosted by Frans Riemersma and Roel Seegers.

Episodes

  1. 06/12/2019

    Grey Martech, (how) are we managing?

    We’re getting deep into grey matter in today’s episode. It’s a bit of a special episode, because we’re concluding our discussion of your blog post series regarding Frans’ analysis of marketing technology stacks. Furthermore, we’re talking Google Drive and a friend’s agency’s best practise with Google Drive stack’ Of course, Slack is a favorite topic, and also invision app, and Frans is using a dirty word you shouldn’t take out of context. Hosted by: Frans Riemersma & Roel Seegers *** 1:20 — Frans feels like going cold turkey, thinking about life after the blog posts series. 5:00 — Quick rundown on the final blog post: ‘Using Marketing Management tools to fuel the marketing engine in four stages (6/6)’ 8:40 — Why are PIM and DAM tools not included in the Supergraphic? 10:00 — Vendor analysis tools. 12:14 — anal-retentive (!) —‘often used in nontechnical contexts to describe someone as extremely or excessively neat, careful, or precise’ 12:20 — Best practise on Google Drive in an agency setting, by Steven de Bruijne of Aan Zee Service Design (www.aanzee.nl) 21:00 — ¡AppDate!: e-mail forwarding to Slack, new integration 22:05 — ¡AppDate!: Gmelius.com, by Samuel Schmitt 23:15 — The Dutch supergraphic didn’t include WeTransfer. Where does it belong actually? 25:04 — ¡AppDate!: send.firefox.com 27:10 — What’s up with Microsoft OneDrive? 29:15 — Collaboration with InvisionApp 31:13 — Frans quickly going over some tools in each of the categories. 33:32 — It’s a wrap! --- https://martechtribe.com/blog/marketing-management-tools-fuel-marketing-engine-four-stages/

    37 min
  2. 06/05/2019

    Blue Martech, it’s the R of ROI

    This episode is the penultimate one evolving mainly around the series of six blog posts. In this case, number 5, titled ‘Using Marketing Data tools to manage the customer lifecycle in five stages (5/6).’ We also talk a bit about GDPR and Frans gives insights into how he once built dashboards in Google spreadsheet. Hosted by: Frans Riemersma & Roel Seegers *** 5:26 — a climate change analogy to collecting data 9:10 — 7 steps to make your Google Analytics setup a bit more GDPR compliant 12:05 — Jobs to be done in data, Martech of the blue kind.  14:44 — Why are country specific super  graphics important?  16:00 — How do you make data available so you can actually use it to your advantage? 17:38 — Working with Zapier to manage data and workflows 20:00 — Dashboard and data visualization tools 22:07 — ¡AppDate!: Thunderhead 25:70 — Data is all about the R of ROI  27:07 — Frans explains how he built a dashboard with Google spreadsheets 30:49 — Go to https://make-everything-ok.com --- Some websites we mentioned in our podcast: - https://martechtribe.com/blog/marketing-data-tools-manage-customer-lifecycle-five-stages -  - https://autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl/sites/default/files/atoms/files/138._handleiding_privacyvriendelijk_instellen_google_analytics_aug_2018.pdf -  - https://www.reshiftmedia.com/gdpr-google-analytics-adwords/ -  - https://userdatatrust.com/ -  - https://allamericanbowling.nl/free-bowling-dinner-deal :p

    35 min
  3. 04/03/2019

    Martech definitions and effects

    In this episode of The Martech Effect Frans and Roel explore the different definitions for Martech (or Marketing Technology) and stumble upon some remarkable findings! Hosted by: Frans Riemersma & Roel Seegers -- Links and Show Notes Techopedia: ‘Any type of technology that has a bearing on marketing operations can be called "martech" whether it is a part of an analysis platform, a device-facing benchmark tool, or any other type of digital or high-tech resource.’ Martech Today: ‘Martech is the blending of marketing and technology. Virtually anyone involved with digital marketing is dealing with martech, since digital by its very nature is technologically-based. The term “martech” especially applies to major initiatives, efforts and tools that harness technology to achieve marketing goals and objectives.’ MerlinOne: ‘Software and tech tools marketers leverage to plan, execute, and measure marketing campaigns.' -- Further, on Martech Stacks: 'A complete MarTech Stack should address every stage of the marketing cycle: attracting, engaging, converting, managing, and understanding your target customer. Some of the most common tools and technologies in the MarTech Stack include: Digital Asset Management (DAM), Analytics Tools, Lead management, CRM, Marketing Automation, CMS, Social Media Management.' Martech Mentioned: Trello - www.trello.com HubSpot - www.hubspot.com Slack - www.slack.com ----- Get in touch with Roel & Frans on twitter: @roelseegers / @fransriemersma

    27 min

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Exploring the effect of Martech tools on strategy, people and processes in search of Martech Best Practises. Hosted by Frans Riemersma and Roel Seegers.