Brinker: The first MarTech landscape chart was just a conference slide
Scott Brinker · 690: MarTech Chart Gets 1m+ Uniques, Future of CRM, Passive Monetization with CEO Scott Brinker · Jun 14, 2017 · at 8:06
Scott Brinker, creator of the ChiefMartec marketing technology landscape graphic, discusses how he transitioned from unpaid talks to paid keynote speaking.
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“I started that chart because I had a speaking engagement at a conference and I was going to speak to them about, you know, this marketing technologist role of technologists invading the marketing department.”
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