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Featuring:
Jonah Goodhart, Co-Founder & former CEO of MOAT
Amy Buckner Chowdhry, Founder & CEO of AnswerLab
Alex Langshur, Founder & Co-CEO of Cardinal Path
May 20th 2020 @ 1pm EDT
Madison Alley Global Ventures virtually hosted an exclusive Fireside Chat with the following distinguished guests in the industry providing their perspectives and experience in their successful businesses: Jonah Goodhart, Co-Founder and former CEO of MOAT, Amy Buckner Chowdhry, Founder and CEO of AnswerLab & Alex Langshur, Founder and Co-CEO of Cardinal Path.
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The panel discussed the value of data and marketing analytics from a CMO's perspective. Jonah Goodhart emphasized that marketing is fundamentally storytelling, with the key questions being: "How effectively did I tell my story?" and "How successful was I at driving desired action?" The discussion highlighted the importance of asking the right questions and using appropriate metrics to judge success in an evolving digital landscape.
The panelists addressed concerns around GDPR, CCPA, and data privacy issues. They discussed how marketers can capture meaningful data while maintaining compliance, the shift toward first-party data strategies, and the importance of consent-based permissions. The conversation emphasized the need for balance between data collection and consumer privacy rights.
The discussion covered the challenges of measuring customer journeys across multiple touchpoints including social media, web, online, and offline retail. Alex Langshur noted that while attribution within walled gardens is achievable, cross-platform attribution remains challenging due to technological and privacy hurdles. Amy Buckner emphasized the importance of qualitative data in understanding cross-channel experiences and customer needs.
Panelists explored the complexities of identity resolution in an environment with multiple devices and touchpoints. Jonah Goodhart discussed the balance between marketer needs and consumer privacy, emphasizing that while identity resolution can improve targeting, technology imperfections can lead to incorrect assumptions and inappropriate messaging.
The conversation highlighted notable transactions in the data and analytics space, including Salesforce's acquisition of Tableau for over $15 billion, Google's acquisition of Looker for $2.6 billion, and Publicis Groupe's acquisition of Epsilon for $4.4 billion. These transactions underscore the growing importance of data visualization, cloud data analytics, and data marketing services.