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1. Chief Marketing Officers at Work

2. BOOK DETAILS:
Author : Josh Steimle
Publisher : Apress
ISBN : 1484219309
Publication Date : 2016-8-5
Language : eng
Pages : 330

3. DESCRIPTION:
This book contains interviews with 29 of the top marketers alive today. Most interviews
lasted 60 minutes and are presented here verbatim with minor editing to ensure clarity and
readability. As CMOs increasingly graduate to the CEO role, the stories told by marketers
like Brian Kenny of the Harvard Business School, Trish Mueller of The Home Depot, and
Seth Farbman of Spotify, are a roadmap for driven marketing executives looking to
maximize the potential of their organizations.This book will help C-level executives and
others who interface and collaborate with marketing departments to understand how
marketing drives growth at both startup and enterprise levels, and how marketing has moved
from art to science. Trends in digital marketing, analytics, and marketing automation have
pushed marketing to adopt data-driven approaches that would make a CFO’s head swim.
Marketing increasingly overlaps with business functions that were previously viewed as
separate and distinct like sales, HR and recruiting, customer service, operations, and
technology. This change in the status quo requires individuals in these roles to better
understand how marketing works and how it can help them achieve their objectives, and the
interviews in this book deliver those insights.Who Should Read This Book?• CMOs, other
marketing executives, and aspiring marketing executives• C-level executives•
Advertising execs, media planners, public relations professionals, digital marketers, and
other marketing professionals• Advertising agencies and marketing and PR firms•
Entrepreneurs• All others who interface with marketing functions in their own rolesWhat
the Reader Will Learn• How chief marketing officers from leading corporations,
nonprofits, government entities, and startups got to where they are today, what their job
entails, and the skills they use to thrive in the CMO role• How top marketing
executives adapt to changes impacting their jobs in the areas of technology, language, and
culture• How the CMO works in an environment of ever-increasing collaboration
where the roles of CEO, CTO, COO, and CMO are blurring• How the CMO role is
now dominated by data rather than gut decisionsSample Questions• The interviews in this
book all started with the same question, asking how the marketer being interview began his
or her journey and the path that led to the role they now hold. Here is a sampling of other
questions that formed the basis for these interviews: • Give us an overview of your career.
How did you get your start and what were the steps that led to where you are today?• Who
are your customers?• How has social media, mobile, and digital marketing generally
impacted your company?• What does it mean to build customer loyalty with your target
audience?• What does the structure of your marketing team look like?• What is your
philosophy on building and managing a marketing team?• How do you attract and retain
top marketing talent?• What do you look for in hires?• How do you make sure your
team can produce the best results?• How do you manage relationships with other teams?
What challenges have you faced? What are some wins you’ve seen?• Do you have any
experience breaking down silos, and how can a CMO facilitate that?• How do you make
sure your goals are aligned with the overall organization?• What kind of metrics do you
focus on?• I know there’s no such thing as a typical day, but can you describe a recent
work day from start to finish?• How is globalization affecting marketing for you?•
What do you see as future growth markets?• How do you communicate value through
your marketing?• How do you make sure you’re in touch with your customers and
understand their needs and wants?• Do you have any favorite books that have helped you
be a better CMO?• What organizations are you a member of and what value do you

4. receive from them?• What advice would you give to yourself if you could go back in time
to when you first accepted the CMO position?• What trends are happening in your
industry or with your customers that are affecting you?• How has your role changed since
you came into the position?• How is mobile impacting your marketing?• Is there
anything in your background that is not directly tied to marketing, but which you feel has
been beneficial to your role as a marketing professional?• What does it take to run a
successful marketing campaign?• How is the digital world affecting your marketing
initiatives?• What kind of data do you have access to and how do you use data in your
role?• What tools, such as social networks or CRM systems, have been the most helpful to
you?• What channels are you using to connect with your customers?• What types of
marketing have been most successful for you?• Are there new forms of marketing or
trends in marketing you’re excited to experiment with?• How do you keep up with all
the different marketing vendors, channels, and opportunities?• How do you get through to
consumers in a world of ad blockers where consumers have control?• What do you see as
one of the biggest challenges facing today’s CMOs?• What advice would you give to
first-time CMOs?• What is one of the biggest mistakes you see today’s CMOs
making?• What current marketing trends do you find interesting?• How has marketing
changed over the past 20 years?• How has marketing stayed the same over the past 20
years?• What do you think the future of marketing will be and how will it be different
from today?• What are the skills that students should be acquiring today to prepare them
to be future marketing leaders?• What are some of the skills CMOs need that don’t get
enough attention?• What are your thoughts on marketing to millennials?• Why does
being a data-driven or data-informed marketer matter?If there was anything unexpected that
resulted from these interviews, it was how tech-savvy these executives were. These
individuals are hardly the types to engage in “Mad Men―–style marketing. They are
driven by data, yet also aware of the risks posed by depending too much on that data. They
are always learning and progressing. Now you have the opportunity to learn from them.

5. if you want to download or read Chief Marketing Officers at Work,
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6. Download or read Chief Marketing Officers at
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8. Chief Marketing Officers at Work

9. This book contains interviews with
29 of the top marketers alive today.
Most interviews lasted 60 minutes
and are presented here verbatim with
minor editing to ensure clarity and
readability. As CMOs increasingly
graduate to the CEO role, the stories
told by marketers like Brian Kenny of
the Harvard Business School, Trish
Mueller of The Home Depot, and
Seth Farbman of Spotify, are a
roadmap for driven marketing
executives looking to maximize the
potential of their organizations.This
book will help C-level executives and
others who interface and
collaborate with marketing
departments to understand how
marketing drives growth at both
startup and enterprise levels, and how

10. science. Trends in digital marketing,
analytics, and marketing automation
have pushed marketing to adopt data-
driven approaches that would make a
CFO’s head swim. Marketing
increasingly overlaps with business
functions that were previously
viewed as separate and distinct like
sales, HR and recruiting, customer
service, operations, and technology.
This change in the status quo requires
individuals in these roles to better
understand how marketing works and
how it can help them achieve their
objectives, and the interviews in this
book deliver those insights.Who
Should Read This Book?• CMOs,
other marketing executives, and
aspiring marketing executives• C-
level executives• Advertising

11. relations professionals, digital
marketers, and other marketing
professionals• Advertising
agencies and marketing and PR
firms• Entrepreneurs• All others
who interface with marketing
functions in their own rolesWhat the
Reader Will Learn• How chief
marketing officers from leading
corporations, nonprofits, government
entities, and startups got to where
they are today, what their job entails,
and the skills they use to thrive in
the CMO role• How top
marketing executives adapt to
changes impacting their jobs in the
areas of technology, language, and
culture• How the CMO works
in an environment of ever-increasing
collaboration where the roles of CEO,

12. blurring• How the CMO role is
now dominated by data rather than
gut decisionsSample Questions•
The interviews in this book all started
with the same question, asking how
the marketer being interview began
his or her journey and the path that
led to the role they now hold. Here is
a sampling of other questions that
formed the basis for these interviews:
• Give us an overview of your
career. How did you get your start
and what were the steps that led to
where you are today?• Who are
your customers?• How has social
media, mobile, and digital marketing
generally impacted your
company?• What does it mean to
build customer loyalty with your
target audience?• What does the

13. like?• What is your philosophy on
building and managing a marketing
team?• How do you attract and
retain top marketing talent?• What
do you look for in hires?• How do
you make sure your team can produce
the best results?• How do you
manage relationships with other
teams? What challenges have you
faced? What are some wins
you’ve seen?• Do you have
any experience breaking down silos,
and how can a CMO facilitate
that?• How do you make sure your
goals are aligned with the overall
organization?• What kind of
metrics do you focus on?• I know
there’s no such thing as a typical
day, but can you describe a recent
work day from start to finish?•

14. marketing for you?• What do you
see as future growth markets?•
How do you communicate value
through your marketing?• How do
you make sure you’re in touch
with your customers and understand
their needs and wants?• Do you
have any favorite books that have
helped you be a better CMO?•
What organizations are you a member
of and what value do you receive
from them?• What advice would
you give to yourself if you could go
back in time to when you first
accepted the CMO position?•
What trends are happening in your
industry or with your customers that
are affecting you?• How has your
role changed since you came into the
position?• How is mobile

15. there anything in your background
that is not directly tied to marketing,
but which you feel has been
beneficial to your role as a marketing
professional?• What does it take to
run a successful marketing
campaign?• How is the digital
world affecting your marketing
initiatives?• What kind of data do
you have access to and how do you
use data in your role?• What tools,
such as social networks or CRM
systems, have been the most helpful
to you?• What channels are you
using to connect with your
customers?• What types of
marketing have been most successful
for you?• Are there new forms of
marketing or trends in marketing
you’re excited to experiment

16. all the different marketing vendors,
channels, and opportunities?• How
do you get through to consumers in a
world of ad blockers where
consumers have control?• What do
you see as one of the biggest
challenges facing today’s
CMOs?• What advice would you
give to first-time CMOs?• What is
one of the biggest mistakes you see
today’s CMOs making?• What
current marketing trends do you find
interesting?• How has marketing
changed over the past 20 years?•
How has marketing stayed the same
over the past 20 years?• What do
you think the future of marketing will
be and how will it be different from
today?• What are the skills that
students should be acquiring today to

17. leaders?• What are some of the
skills CMOs need that don’t get
enough attention?• What are your
thoughts on marketing to
millennials?• Why does being a
data-driven or data-informed
marketer matter?If there was
anything unexpected that resulted
from these interviews, it was how
tech-savvy these executives were.
These individuals are hardly the types
to engage in “Mad Men―–style
marketing. They are driven by data,
yet also aware of the risks posed by
depending too much on that data.
They are always learning and
progressing. Now you have the

18. opportunity to learn from them.
BOOK DETAILS:
Author : Josh Steimle
Publisher : Apress
ISBN : 1484219309
Publication Date : 2016-8-5
Language : eng
Pages : 330

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This book contains interviews with 29 of the top marketers alive today. Most
interviews lasted 60 minutes and are presented here verbatim with minor
editing to ensure clarity and readability. As CMOs increasingly graduate
to the CEO role, the stories told by marketers like Brian Kenny of the
Harvard Business School, Trish Mueller of The Home Depot, and Seth
Farbman of Spotify, are a roadmap for driven marketing executives looking
to maximize the potential of their organizations.This book will help C-level

21. executives and others who interface and collaborate with marketing
departments to understand how marketing drives growth at both startup
and enterprise levels, and how marketing has moved from art to science.
Trends in digital marketing, analytics, and marketing automation have
pushed marketing to adopt data-driven approaches that would make a
CFO’s head swim. Marketing increasingly overlaps with business
functions that were previously viewed as separate and distinct like sales, HR
and recruiting, customer service, operations, and technology. This change in
the status quo requires individuals in these roles to better understand how
marketing works and how it can help them achieve their objectives, and the
interviews in this book deliver those insights.Who Should Read This
Book?• CMOs, other marketing executives, and aspiring marketing
executives• C-level executives• Advertising execs, media planners,
public relations professionals, digital marketers, and other marketing
professionals• Advertising agencies and marketing and PR firms•
Entrepreneurs• All others who interface with marketing functions in their
own rolesWhat the Reader Will Learn• How chief marketing officers
from leading corporations, nonprofits, government entities, and startups got
to where they are today, what their job entails, and the skills they use to
thrive in the CMO role• How top marketing executives adapt to
changes impacting their jobs in the areas of technology, language, and
culture• How the CMO works in an environment of ever-increasing
collaboration where the roles of CEO, CTO, COO, and CMO are
blurring• How the CMO role is now dominated by data rather than gut
decisionsSample Questions• The interviews in this book all started with
the same question, asking how the marketer being interview began his or
her journey and the path that led to the role they now hold. Here is a
sampling of other questions that formed the basis for these interviews: •
Give us an overview of your career. How did you get your start and what
were the steps that led to where you are today?• Who are your
customers?• How has social media, mobile, and digital marketing
generally impacted your company?• What does it mean to build customer
loyalty with your target audience?• What does the structure of your
marketing team look like?• What is your philosophy on building and
managing a marketing team?• How do you attract and retain top
marketing talent?• What do you look for in hires?• How do you make
sure your team can produce the best results?• How do you manage
relationships with other teams? What challenges have you faced? What are
some wins you’ve seen?• Do you have any experience breaking down

22. silos, and how can a CMO facilitate that?• How do you make sure your
goals are aligned with the overall organization?• What kind of metrics do
you focus on?• I know there’s no such thing as a typical day, but can
you describe a recent work day from start to finish?• How is globalization
affecting marketing for you?• What do you see as future growth
markets?• How do you communicate value through your marketing?•
How do you make sure you’re in touch with your customers and
understand their needs and wants?• Do you have any favorite books that
have helped you be a better CMO?• What organizations are you a
member of and what value do you receive from them?• What advice
would you give to yourself if you could go back in time to when you first
accepted the CMO position?• What trends are happening in your
industry or with your customers that are affecting you?• How has your
role changed since you came into the position?• How is mobile impacting
your marketing?• Is there anything in your background that is not
directly tied to marketing, but which you feel has been beneficial to your
role as a marketing professional?• What does it take to run a successful
marketing campaign?• How is the digital world affecting your marketing
initiatives?• What kind of data do you have access to and how do you use
data in your role?• What tools, such as social networks or CRM systems,
have been the most helpful to you?• What channels are you using to
connect with your customers?• What types of marketing have been most
successful for you?• Are there new forms of marketing or trends in
marketing you’re excited to experiment with?• How do you keep up
with all the different marketing vendors, channels, and opportunities?•
How do you get through to consumers in a world of ad blockers where
consumers have control?• What do you see as one of the biggest
challenges facing today’s CMOs?• What advice would you give to
first-time CMOs?• What is one of the biggest mistakes you see today’s
CMOs making?• What current marketing trends do you find
interesting?• How has marketing changed over the past 20 years?•
How has marketing stayed the same over the past 20 years?• What do you
think the future of marketing will be and how will it be different from
today?• What are the skills that students should be acquiring today to
prepare them to be future marketing leaders?• What are some of the
skills CMOs need that don’t get enough attention?• What are your
thoughts on marketing to millennials?• Why does being a data-driven or
data-informed marketer matter?If there was anything unexpected that
resulted from these interviews, it was how tech-savvy these executives were.

23. These individuals are hardly the types to engage in “Mad Men―–style
marketing. They are driven by data, yet also aware of the risks posed by
depending too much on that data. They are always learning and progressing.
Now you have the opportunity to learn from them.
BOOK DETAILS:
Author : Josh Steimle
Publisher : Apress
ISBN : 1484219309
Publication Date : 2016-8-5
Language : eng
Pages : 330

24. Chief Marketing Officers at Work

25. BOOK DETAILS:
Author : Josh Steimle
Publisher : Apress
ISBN : 1484219309
Publication Date : 2016-8-5
Language : eng
Pages : 330

26. DESCRIPTION:
This book contains interviews with 29 of the top marketers alive today. Most interviews
lasted 60 minutes and are presented here verbatim with minor editing to ensure clarity and
readability. As CMOs increasingly graduate to the CEO role, the stories told by marketers
like Brian Kenny of the Harvard Business School, Trish Mueller of The Home Depot, and
Seth Farbman of Spotify, are a roadmap for driven marketing executives looking to
maximize the potential of their organizations.This book will help C-level executives and
others who interface and collaborate with marketing departments to understand how
marketing drives growth at both startup and enterprise levels, and how marketing has moved
from art to science. Trends in digital marketing, analytics, and marketing automation have
pushed marketing to adopt data-driven approaches that would make a CFO’s head swim.
Marketing increasingly overlaps with business functions that were previously viewed as
separate and distinct like sales, HR and recruiting, customer service, operations, and
technology. This change in the status quo requires individuals in these roles to better
understand how marketing works and how it can help them achieve their objectives, and the
interviews in this book deliver those insights.Who Should Read This Book?• CMOs, other
marketing executives, and aspiring marketing executives• C-level executives•
Advertising execs, media planners, public relations professionals, digital marketers, and
other marketing professionals• Advertising agencies and marketing and PR firms•
Entrepreneurs• All others who interface with marketing functions in their own rolesWhat
the Reader Will Learn• How chief marketing officers from leading corporations,
nonprofits, government entities, and startups got to where they are today, what their job
entails, and the skills they use to thrive in the CMO role• How top marketing
executives adapt to changes impacting their jobs in the areas of technology, language, and
culture• How the CMO works in an environment of ever-increasing collaboration
where the roles of CEO, CTO, COO, and CMO are blurring• How the CMO role is
now dominated by data rather than gut decisionsSample Questions• The interviews in this
book all started with the same question, asking how the marketer being interview began his
or her journey and the path that led to the role they now hold. Here is a sampling of other
questions that formed the basis for these interviews: • Give us an overview of your career.
How did you get your start and what were the steps that led to where you are today?• Who
are your customers?• How has social media, mobile, and digital marketing generally
impacted your company?• What does it mean to build customer loyalty with your target
audience?• What does the structure of your marketing team look like?• What is your
philosophy on building and managing a marketing team?• How do you attract and retain
top marketing talent?• What do you look for in hires?• How do you make sure your
team can produce the best results?• How do you manage relationships with other teams?
What challenges have you faced? What are some wins you’ve seen?• Do you have any
experience breaking down silos, and how can a CMO facilitate that?• How do you make
sure your goals are aligned with the overall organization?• What kind of metrics do you
focus on?• I know there’s no such thing as a typical day, but can you describe a recent
work day from start to finish?• How is globalization affecting marketing for you?•
What do you see as future growth markets?• How do you communicate value through
your marketing?• How do you make sure you’re in touch with your customers and
understand their needs and wants?• Do you have any favorite books that have helped you
be a better CMO?• What organizations are you a member of and what value do you

27. receive from them?• What advice would you give to yourself if you could go back in time
to when you first accepted the CMO position?• What trends are happening in your
industry or with your customers that are affecting you?• How has your role changed since
you came into the position?• How is mobile impacting your marketing?• Is there
anything in your background that is not directly tied to marketing, but which you feel has
been beneficial to your role as a marketing professional?• What does it take to run a
successful marketing campaign?• How is the digital world affecting your marketing
initiatives?• What kind of data do you have access to and how do you use data in your
role?• What tools, such as social networks or CRM systems, have been the most helpful to
you?• What channels are you using to connect with your customers?• What types of
marketing have been most successful for you?• Are there new forms of marketing or
trends in marketing you’re excited to experiment with?• How do you keep up with all
the different marketing vendors, channels, and opportunities?• How do you get through to
consumers in a world of ad blockers where consumers have control?• What do you see as
one of the biggest challenges facing today’s CMOs?• What advice would you give to
first-time CMOs?• What is one of the biggest mistakes you see today’s CMOs
making?• What current marketing trends do you find interesting?• How has marketing
changed over the past 20 years?• How has marketing stayed the same over the past 20
years?• What do you think the future of marketing will be and how will it be different
from today?• What are the skills that students should be acquiring today to prepare them
to be future marketing leaders?• What are some of the skills CMOs need that don’t get
enough attention?• What are your thoughts on marketing to millennials?• Why does
being a data-driven or data-informed marketer matter?If there was anything unexpected that
resulted from these interviews, it was how tech-savvy these executives were. These
individuals are hardly the types to engage in “Mad Men―–style marketing. They are
driven by data, yet also aware of the risks posed by depending too much on that data. They
are always learning and progressing. Now you have the opportunity to learn from them.

28. if you want to download or read Chief Marketing Officers at Work,
click link or button download in the next page

29. Download or read Chief Marketing Officers at
Work by click link below
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OR

31. Chief Marketing Officers at Work

32. This book contains interviews with
29 of the top marketers alive today.
Most interviews lasted 60 minutes
and are presented here verbatim with
minor editing to ensure clarity and
readability. As CMOs increasingly
graduate to the CEO role, the stories
told by marketers like Brian Kenny of
the Harvard Business School, Trish
Mueller of The Home Depot, and
Seth Farbman of Spotify, are a
roadmap for driven marketing
executives looking to maximize the
potential of their organizations.This
book will help C-level executives and
others who interface and
collaborate with marketing
departments to understand how
marketing drives growth at both
startup and enterprise levels, and how

33. science. Trends in digital marketing,
analytics, and marketing automation
have pushed marketing to adopt data-
driven approaches that would make a
CFO’s head swim. Marketing
increasingly overlaps with business
functions that were previously
viewed as separate and distinct like
sales, HR and recruiting, customer
service, operations, and technology.
This change in the status quo requires
individuals in these roles to better
understand how marketing works and
how it can help them achieve their
objectives, and the interviews in this
book deliver those insights.Who
Should Read This Book?• CMOs,
other marketing executives, and
aspiring marketing executives• C-
level executives• Advertising

34. relations professionals, digital
marketers, and other marketing
professionals• Advertising
agencies and marketing and PR
firms• Entrepreneurs• All others
who interface with marketing
functions in their own rolesWhat the
Reader Will Learn• How chief
marketing officers from leading
corporations, nonprofits, government
entities, and startups got to where
they are today, what their job entails,
and the skills they use to thrive in
the CMO role• How top
marketing executives adapt to
changes impacting their jobs in the
areas of technology, language, and
culture• How the CMO works
in an environment of ever-increasing
collaboration where the roles of CEO,

35. blurring• How the CMO role is
now dominated by data rather than
gut decisionsSample Questions•
The interviews in this book all started
with the same question, asking how
the marketer being interview began
his or her journey and the path that
led to the role they now hold. Here is
a sampling of other questions that
formed the basis for these interviews:
• Give us an overview of your
career. How did you get your start
and what were the steps that led to
where you are today?• Who are
your customers?• How has social
media, mobile, and digital marketing
generally impacted your
company?• What does it mean to
build customer loyalty with your
target audience?• What does the

36. like?• What is your philosophy on
building and managing a marketing
team?• How do you attract and
retain top marketing talent?• What
do you look for in hires?• How do
you make sure your team can produce
the best results?• How do you
manage relationships with other
teams? What challenges have you
faced? What are some wins
you’ve seen?• Do you have
any experience breaking down silos,
and how can a CMO facilitate
that?• How do you make sure your
goals are aligned with the overall
organization?• What kind of
metrics do you focus on?• I know
there’s no such thing as a typical
day, but can you describe a recent
work day from start to finish?•

37. marketing for you?• What do you
see as future growth markets?•
How do you communicate value
through your marketing?• How do
you make sure you’re in touch
with your customers and understand
their needs and wants?• Do you
have any favorite books that have
helped you be a better CMO?•
What organizations are you a member
of and what value do you receive
from them?• What advice would
you give to yourself if you could go
back in time to when you first
accepted the CMO position?•
What trends are happening in your
industry or with your customers that
are affecting you?• How has your
role changed since you came into the
position?• How is mobile

38. there anything in your background
that is not directly tied to marketing,
but which you feel has been
beneficial to your role as a marketing
professional?• What does it take to
run a successful marketing
campaign?• How is the digital
world affecting your marketing
initiatives?• What kind of data do
you have access to and how do you
use data in your role?• What tools,
such as social networks or CRM
systems, have been the most helpful
to you?• What channels are you
using to connect with your
customers?• What types of
marketing have been most successful
for you?• Are there new forms of
marketing or trends in marketing
you’re excited to experiment

39. all the different marketing vendors,
channels, and opportunities?• How
do you get through to consumers in a
world of ad blockers where
consumers have control?• What do
you see as one of the biggest
challenges facing today’s
CMOs?• What advice would you
give to first-time CMOs?• What is
one of the biggest mistakes you see
today’s CMOs making?• What
current marketing trends do you find
interesting?• How has marketing
changed over the past 20 years?•
How has marketing stayed the same
over the past 20 years?• What do
you think the future of marketing will
be and how will it be different from
today?• What are the skills that
students should be acquiring today to

40. leaders?• What are some of the
skills CMOs need that don’t get
enough attention?• What are your
thoughts on marketing to
millennials?• Why does being a
data-driven or data-informed
marketer matter?If there was
anything unexpected that resulted
from these interviews, it was how
tech-savvy these executives were.
These individuals are hardly the types
to engage in “Mad Men―–style
marketing. They are driven by data,
yet also aware of the risks posed by
depending too much on that data.
They are always learning and
progressing. Now you have the

41. opportunity to learn from them.
BOOK DETAILS:
Author : Josh Steimle
Publisher : Apress
ISBN : 1484219309
Publication Date : 2016-8-5
Language : eng
Pages : 330

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This book contains interviews with 29 of the top marketers alive today. Most
interviews lasted 60 minutes and are presented here verbatim with minor
editing to ensure clarity and readability. As CMOs increasingly graduate
to the CEO role, the stories told by marketers like Brian Kenny of the
Harvard Business School, Trish Mueller of The Home Depot, and Seth
Farbman of Spotify, are a roadmap for driven marketing executives looking
to maximize the potential of their organizations.This book will help C-level

44. executives and others who interface and collaborate with marketing
departments to understand how marketing drives growth at both startup
and enterprise levels, and how marketing has moved from art to science.
Trends in digital marketing, analytics, and marketing automation have
pushed marketing to adopt data-driven approaches that would make a
CFO’s head swim. Marketing increasingly overlaps with business
functions that were previously viewed as separate and distinct like sales, HR
and recruiting, customer service, operations, and technology. This change in
the status quo requires individuals in these roles to better understand how
marketing works and how it can help them achieve their objectives, and the
interviews in this book deliver those insights.Who Should Read This
Book?• CMOs, other marketing executives, and aspiring marketing
executives• C-level executives• Advertising execs, media planners,
public relations professionals, digital marketers, and other marketing
professionals• Advertising agencies and marketing and PR firms•
Entrepreneurs• All others who interface with marketing functions in their
own rolesWhat the Reader Will Learn• How chief marketing officers
from leading corporations, nonprofits, government entities, and startups got
to where they are today, what their job entails, and the skills they use to
thrive in the CMO role• How top marketing executives adapt to
changes impacting their jobs in the areas of technology, language, and
culture• How the CMO works in an environment of ever-increasing
collaboration where the roles of CEO, CTO, COO, and CMO are
blurring• How the CMO role is now dominated by data rather than gut
decisionsSample Questions• The interviews in this book all started with
the same question, asking how the marketer being interview began his or
her journey and the path that led to the role they now hold. Here is a
sampling of other questions that formed the basis for these interviews: •
Give us an overview of your career. How did you get your start and what
were the steps that led to where you are today?• Who are your
customers?• How has social media, mobile, and digital marketing
generally impacted your company?• What does it mean to build customer
loyalty with your target audience?• What does the structure of your
marketing team look like?• What is your philosophy on building and
managing a marketing team?• How do you attract and retain top
marketing talent?• What do you look for in hires?• How do you make
sure your team can produce the best results?• How do you manage
relationships with other teams? What challenges have you faced? What are
some wins you’ve seen?• Do you have any experience breaking down

45. silos, and how can a CMO facilitate that?• How do you make sure your
goals are aligned with the overall organization?• What kind of metrics do
you focus on?• I know there’s no such thing as a typical day, but can
you describe a recent work day from start to finish?• How is globalization
affecting marketing for you?• What do you see as future growth
markets?• How do you communicate value through your marketing?•
How do you make sure you’re in touch with your customers and
understand their needs and wants?• Do you have any favorite books that
have helped you be a better CMO?• What organizations are you a
member of and what value do you receive from them?• What advice
would you give to yourself if you could go back in time to when you first
accepted the CMO position?• What trends are happening in your
industry or with your customers that are affecting you?• How has your
role changed since you came into the position?• How is mobile impacting
your marketing?• Is there anything in your background that is not
directly tied to marketing, but which you feel has been beneficial to your
role as a marketing professional?• What does it take to run a successful
marketing campaign?• How is the digital world affecting your marketing
initiatives?• What kind of data do you have access to and how do you use
data in your role?• What tools, such as social networks or CRM systems,
have been the most helpful to you?• What channels are you using to
connect with your customers?• What types of marketing have been most
successful for you?• Are there new forms of marketing or trends in
marketing you’re excited to experiment with?• How do you keep up
with all the different marketing vendors, channels, and opportunities?•
How do you get through to consumers in a world of ad blockers where
consumers have control?• What do you see as one of the biggest
challenges facing today’s CMOs?• What advice would you give to
first-time CMOs?• What is one of the biggest mistakes you see today’s
CMOs making?• What current marketing trends do you find
interesting?• How has marketing changed over the past 20 years?•
How has marketing stayed the same over the past 20 years?• What do you
think the future of marketing will be and how will it be different from
today?• What are the skills that students should be acquiring today to
prepare them to be future marketing leaders?• What are some of the
skills CMOs need that don’t get enough attention?• What are your
thoughts on marketing to millennials?• Why does being a data-driven or
data-informed marketer matter?If there was anything unexpected that
resulted from these interviews, it was how tech-savvy these executives were.

46. These individuals are hardly the types to engage in “Mad Men―–style
marketing. They are driven by data, yet also aware of the risks posed by
depending too much on that data. They are always learning and progressing.
Now you have the opportunity to learn from them.
BOOK DETAILS:
Author : Josh Steimle
Publisher : Apress
ISBN : 1484219309
Publication Date : 2016-8-5
Language : eng
Pages : 330

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