In this 5:01 video, Cynthia Gumbert explains how continuous customer input improves marketing, sales, product decisions, and brand trust. She shows why listening helps companies stay focused instead of reacting to every new competitor. Cynthia also reveals how providing value outside sales and renewal cycles builds stronger, longer-lasting customer relationships.
Episode #321: Cynthia Gumbert, Chief Marketing Officer at Litera, explains how established companies can compete confidently in an AI-first market. She shares how customer trust, long-range innovation, and a dedicated Voice of the Customer program strengthen brand relevance and revenue growth. Cynthia also reveals why customer advocates often outperform traditional marketing and sales messages.
Episode #321: Cynthia Gumbert, Chief Marketing Officer at Litera, explains how established companies can compete confidently in an AI-first market. She shares how customer trust, long-range innovation, and a dedicated Voice of the Customer program strengthen brand relevance and revenue growth. Cynthia also reveals why customer advocates often outperform traditional marketing and sales messages.
In this 6:13 video, Kari Hanson compares today’s AI to early Wikipedia. She explains how models trained on generic data push every company toward the same messages. She also argues that context is king and that the voice of the customer provides that context, showing how marketing must connect buyer, user, and executive perspectives to train AI intelligently.
Episode #242: Kari Hanson, Chief Marketing Officer at Robin, explains why traditional ideas of predictability are breaking under the pressure of AI-driven change. She describes how shifting buyer behavior makes historic performance less reliable as a guide. Kari shows how brand and voice of the customer can restore clarity in this chaos and outlines a path to rebuild more predictable revenue systems grounded in genuine customer insight.
Episode #242: Kari Hanson, Chief Marketing Officer at Robin, explains why traditional ideas of predictability are breaking under the pressure of AI-driven change. She describes how shifting buyer behavior makes historic performance less reliable as a guide. Kari shows how brand and voice of the customer can restore clarity in this chaos and outlines a path to rebuild more predictable revenue systems grounded in genuine customer insight.
In this 4:31 video, Paul Taylor explains why revenue culture starts at the top. He calls for one number and shared dashboards. He recommends leadership-sponsored operating rhythms and deep deal reviews and ties cross-functional ownership to faster improvement.
Episode #232: Paul Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President at SS&C Blue Prism, explains why handoffs break buyer trust and conversion. He describes orchestration across marketing, sales, and success. He urges leadership to set one revenue story. He demonstrates how alignment enhances win rates and reduces churn.
Episode #232: Paul Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President at SS&C Blue Prism, explains why handoffs break buyer trust and conversion. He describes orchestration across marketing, sales, and success. He urges leadership to set one revenue story. He demonstrates how alignment enhances win rates and reduces churn.