Must Contain Etumos

In this previously recorded LIVE episode from MOPsCON 2022, Kristin and Kristin are joined by Etumos Founder, Edward Unthank to talk Customer Success Operations, CSOps.

Catch this slightly lengthier but also interactive episode to learn more about customer success operations including why it should be part of Rev Ops, what a pilot program can do for your organization, and getting started with understanding your customer set.

Jump to 44:08 to hear the three takeaways on CSOps.

Hear previous episodes and access a transcript at https://etumos.com/must-contain

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This week Kristin and Kristin are joined by Amy Goldfine to talk The Four Pillars. Originally introduced and defined by Edward Unthank in 2019, the four pillars of marketing operations are the foundational components that create a functional team. Tune in to learn more about how Amy has used the pillars to create job descriptions and build her team and how you can do the same as a leader and an IC.

To get your quick fix, skip to 25:44 for the three things you need about the four pillars. 

Check out Amy's blog https://marketingopsadvice.com/

Edward's introduction to the four pillars https://etumos.com/marketing-operations/blog-defining-mops-marketing-technology/ and how to use them to build a high- powered team https://etumos.com/marketing-operations/build-mops-team/

Amy's updated blog on WTF is marketing operations (featuring the four pillars) https://marketingopsadvice.com/2022/04/15/wtf-is-marketing-operations/

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Kristin and Kristin are joined this week by Kevin Dieny to talk marketing and it's relationship to college degrees. There's so much to talk about, which is why you might have noticed this episode is double the length. But we promise it's worth it. While you may not think of a college degree as a buzzword (buzz phrase?), you probably should. Take a listen to the discussion on whether or not a college degree is a requirement for a marketing job, what skills are most valuable to hiring managers (from the POV of the hosts), where you can gain skills and experience before you apply for your next job, and much more. 

If your short on time, the takeaways this episode are our Final Thoughts . You can skip ahead to 46:01 for them.

Resources:
Apprenti - https://apprenticareers.org/ - creating alternative pathways to access diverse tech talentGoogle Apprenticeships - https://buildyourfuture.withgoogle.com/apprenticeships - Join a work-and-study program at Google Udemy - https://udemy.com - online learning marketplace with over 204k coursesCoursera - https://coursear.org - start, switch, or advance your career with more than 5k courses, professional certificates, and degrees from world-class universities and companiesHighway Education - https://highwaydi.com - 16-week, online Digital Marketing bootcampMOPsPROs - https://mopspros.com - community to support the advancement of the marketing operations progression through a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment that fosters communal learning and professional developmentTrailhead - https://trailhead.salesforce.com/ - learn new skills from anywhere and get started for freeWant to be a guest on the pod? Have a idea you'd like us to break down? We want to hear from you.  https://bit.ly/must-contain-pitch

Kristin and Kristin are joined by our first-ever guest duo - Jon and Steve from Upcraft. In this episode, we talk email templates - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Listen in to learn more about the common template asks, how to migrate email templates from one marketing automation platform to another, and the joys of email rendering in Outlook.

If you need to get right to the good stuff, skip to 17:01 for this episode's lessons.

Need template help? Reach out to Jon and Steve at https://upcraft.io/

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Guest, Beth Massura (she/her), joins Kristin and Kristin to talk accessibility and inclusivity. In the episode, learn more about how you and your fellow MOPs team members can work internally to create a more accessible and inclusive environment for employees, prospects, and customers.

If you're looking for quick wins now, you can jump to 20:45.

Diversity, equality, and inclusion is a broad reach topic and we can only cover so much in a 20 minute podcast. We hope you'll act on what you've learned but we also encourage you to learn more on your own using the resources below. Remember, progress over perfection.

webaim.org - https://webaim.org/ -  Web Accessibility in Mind
WCAG 2.1 - https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/ - Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
The A11Y Project - https://www.a11yproject.com/ - focuses on digital experience accessibility
Salesforce.com Trailhead - https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/trails/get-started-with-web-accessibility - learn what accessibility is and how to make websites and apps accessible to people with disabilities. 

Kristin and Kristin are back with Must Contain's first ever guest, Kelly Jo Horton. This time we're talking RevOps. We're breaking down what it is, what it isn't, how to structure a RevOps org (spoiler, it comes down to making friends over beers), and a bit about how to become a RevOps leader. 

Just want to skip to the beers? Fast forward to 25:44 for the three things you need to know about RevOps. 

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Previous episodes available at etumos.com/must-contain