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The GTM Slop Problem, Part 3: WTF is GTM, Anyway?
The current market is full of adjacent providers and short on anyone willing to own the full chain between product value and commercial execution. What fills that gap is not just strategy and not just execution. It is GTM Intelligence.
By GTM Intelligence, I don't mean RevOps dashboards, sales intelligence, or pipeline inspection tools.
I mean the decisioning layer that determines what matters, what deserves focus, what the market needs to hear, and where the commercial
Apr 9


The Old MarTech Stack Is Breaking, Part I: Semantic Layers Are the New Keeper of Data and Advertising Coherence with Leighton Welch & Sarah Martinez from Tracer
In this episode of Signal & Noise, Tracer’s Leighton Welch and Sarah Martinez explore how enterprise stacks are shifting to data-first, with the semantic layer at the core. We unpack five key trends—from warehouse-native architecture to AI readiness—and why success depends on shared, trusted data. Key takeaway: AI doesn’t fix bad data—it exposes it.
Apr 8


The GTM Slop Problem, Part 2: Why the Old Martech Stack Is Finally Breaking
The old martech stack is not just messy. It is starting to get in the way. In this GTM Slop piece, Brett House breaks down Scott Brinker’s new report on the AI-era martech stack and explains why the shift from rigid stacks to composable systems matters for speed, integration, data, and growth. The real advantage will not come from buying more tools. It will come from building a growth system that moves faster, decides better, and executes with less friction.
Mar 31


The Next Phase of the CDP Wars: Fragmentation
Customer Data Platforms are entering a new phase — not convergence, but fragmentation. This article explores four emerging futures for the CDP: the Agentic Control Plane, the Intelligent Marketing Platform, the Unified Experience Stack, and the AI-Ready Data Layer. Each reflects a different vision for how AI, data, and marketing operations will evolve—and what role the CDP may play in the years ahead.
Mar 16
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