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A Conversation About Community, Career Growth, and Customer Marketing
Mary Green built CMAWeekly into one of customer marketing's most engaged communities by doing one thing: actually helping people succeed in their jobs.
In this episode of The Peerbound Podcast, host Sunny Manivannan talks with Mary Green, the community leader of CMAWeekly and Director of Community Platforms at Infor, about proving ROI in an uncertain market, navigating vendor decisions that can make or break your program, and why being part of the right community might be the most strategic career move you can make right now.
Mary Green built CMAWeekly into one of customer marketing's most engaged communities by doing one thing: actually helping people succeed in their jobs.
In this episode of The Peerbound Podcast, host Sunny Manivannan talks with Mary Green, the community leader of CMAWeekly and Director of Community Platforms at Infor, about proving ROI in an uncertain market, navigating vendor decisions that can make or break your program, and why being part of the right community might be the most strategic career move you can make right now.
Mary Green built CMAWeekly into one of customer marketing's most engaged communities by doing one thing: actually helping people succeed in their jobs.
In this episode of The Peerbound Podcast, host Sunny Manivannan talks with Mary Green, the community leader of CMAWeekly and Director of Community Platforms at Infor, about proving ROI in an uncertain market, navigating vendor decisions that can make or break your program, and why being part of the right community might be the most strategic career move you can make right now.
Mary Green built CMAWeekly into one of customer marketing's most engaged communities by doing one thing: actually helping people succeed in their jobs.
In this episode of The Peerbound Podcast, host Sunny Manivannan talks with Mary Green, the community leader of CMAWeekly and Director of Community Platforms at Infor, about proving ROI in an uncertain market, navigating vendor decisions that can make or break your program, and why being part of the right community might be the most strategic career move you can make right now.
The Power of Professional Networks
Mary Green highlights the crucial role of professional communities for customer marketers. She emphasizes that active engagement in these networks provides essential resources and connections that can significantly accelerate career development.
"If you don't have a community for your profession, you're shortchanging yourself. It's like doing your work without AI right now," Mary explains.
These communities offer:
Rapid knowledge exchange
Accelerated learning opportunities
Access to expert guidance
Mary stresses the efficiency of community problem-solving: "If you can go ask somebody that's been there before and get an answer in a couple of days to help you improve your strategy, that's gonna save you months of time."
Mary Green highlights the crucial role of professional communities for customer marketers. She emphasizes that active engagement in these networks provides essential resources and connections that can significantly accelerate career development.
"If you don't have a community for your profession, you're shortchanging yourself. It's like doing your work without AI right now," Mary explains.
These communities offer:
Rapid knowledge exchange
Accelerated learning opportunities
Access to expert guidance
Mary stresses the efficiency of community problem-solving: "If you can go ask somebody that's been there before and get an answer in a couple of days to help you improve your strategy, that's gonna save you months of time."
Mary Green highlights the crucial role of professional communities for customer marketers. She emphasizes that active engagement in these networks provides essential resources and connections that can significantly accelerate career development.
"If you don't have a community for your profession, you're shortchanging yourself. It's like doing your work without AI right now," Mary explains.
These communities offer:
Rapid knowledge exchange
Accelerated learning opportunities
Access to expert guidance
Mary stresses the efficiency of community problem-solving: "If you can go ask somebody that's been there before and get an answer in a couple of days to help you improve your strategy, that's gonna save you months of time."
Mary Green highlights the crucial role of professional communities for customer marketers. She emphasizes that active engagement in these networks provides essential resources and connections that can significantly accelerate career development.
"If you don't have a community for your profession, you're shortchanging yourself. It's like doing your work without AI right now," Mary explains.
These communities offer:
Rapid knowledge exchange
Accelerated learning opportunities
Access to expert guidance
Mary stresses the efficiency of community problem-solving: "If you can go ask somebody that's been there before and get an answer in a couple of days to help you improve your strategy, that's gonna save you months of time."
Transforming Customer Marketing
Finding Customer Marketing After Doing It for Years
Mary's path to customer marketing expertise was as unique as it was natural. She reflects:
"I was looking at positions, and I kept seeing customer marketing. And I'm like, that doesn't sound that exciting. But I looked at it and I was like, wait a minute. I've been doing this already for years, and I didn't know."
Her career journey involved:
Building communities at HubSpot and Outreach
Fostering member advocacy and engagement
Discovering customer marketing through a Demandbase role
The CMAWeekly Story
Mary Green, the visionary behind CMAWeekly, has built one of the industry's most active customer marketing communities. What sets it apart is the exceptional engagement and willingness of members to help each other succeed.
Finding Customer Marketing After Doing It for Years
Mary's path to customer marketing expertise was as unique as it was natural. She reflects:
"I was looking at positions, and I kept seeing customer marketing. And I'm like, that doesn't sound that exciting. But I looked at it and I was like, wait a minute. I've been doing this already for years, and I didn't know."
Her career journey involved:
Building communities at HubSpot and Outreach
Fostering member advocacy and engagement
Discovering customer marketing through a Demandbase role
The CMAWeekly Story
Mary Green, the visionary behind CMAWeekly, has built one of the industry's most active customer marketing communities. What sets it apart is the exceptional engagement and willingness of members to help each other succeed.
Finding Customer Marketing After Doing It for Years
Mary's path to customer marketing expertise was as unique as it was natural. She reflects:
"I was looking at positions, and I kept seeing customer marketing. And I'm like, that doesn't sound that exciting. But I looked at it and I was like, wait a minute. I've been doing this already for years, and I didn't know."
Her career journey involved:
Building communities at HubSpot and Outreach
Fostering member advocacy and engagement
Discovering customer marketing through a Demandbase role
The CMAWeekly Story
Mary Green, the visionary behind CMAWeekly, has built one of the industry's most active customer marketing communities. What sets it apart is the exceptional engagement and willingness of members to help each other succeed.
Finding Customer Marketing After Doing It for Years
Mary's path to customer marketing expertise was as unique as it was natural. She reflects:
"I was looking at positions, and I kept seeing customer marketing. And I'm like, that doesn't sound that exciting. But I looked at it and I was like, wait a minute. I've been doing this already for years, and I didn't know."
Her career journey involved:
Building communities at HubSpot and Outreach
Fostering member advocacy and engagement
Discovering customer marketing through a Demandbase role
The CMAWeekly Story
Mary Green, the visionary behind CMAWeekly, has built one of the industry's most active customer marketing communities. What sets it apart is the exceptional engagement and willingness of members to help each other succeed.
Fostering Openness and Participation in Professional Communities
The Evolution of CMAWeekly
CMAWeekly grew from Mary's commitment to helping others after recognizing she probably has misled people about products in her past roles. She started weekly calls and set up a Slack workspace, boosting member interaction and collaboration.
Growth and Member Involvement
Today, CMAWeekly thrives with over 1,500 industry professionals. Its success comes from active participation from members who consistently show up to share knowledge and support one another.
Keys to Thriving
Authentic, human communication (no AI-generated content)
Member-driven conversations and support
Culture of helping others succeed to protect jobs and prove ROI
By prioritizing transparency and encouraging open discussions, CMAWeekly has created a space where customer marketing and advocacy leaders share insights, seek advice, and build lasting professional connections.
The Evolution of CMAWeekly
CMAWeekly grew from Mary's commitment to helping others after recognizing she probably has misled people about products in her past roles. She started weekly calls and set up a Slack workspace, boosting member interaction and collaboration.
Growth and Member Involvement
Today, CMAWeekly thrives with over 1,500 industry professionals. Its success comes from active participation from members who consistently show up to share knowledge and support one another.
Keys to Thriving
Authentic, human communication (no AI-generated content)
Member-driven conversations and support
Culture of helping others succeed to protect jobs and prove ROI
By prioritizing transparency and encouraging open discussions, CMAWeekly has created a space where customer marketing and advocacy leaders share insights, seek advice, and build lasting professional connections.
The Evolution of CMAWeekly
CMAWeekly grew from Mary's commitment to helping others after recognizing she probably has misled people about products in her past roles. She started weekly calls and set up a Slack workspace, boosting member interaction and collaboration.
Growth and Member Involvement
Today, CMAWeekly thrives with over 1,500 industry professionals. Its success comes from active participation from members who consistently show up to share knowledge and support one another.
Keys to Thriving
Authentic, human communication (no AI-generated content)
Member-driven conversations and support
Culture of helping others succeed to protect jobs and prove ROI
By prioritizing transparency and encouraging open discussions, CMAWeekly has created a space where customer marketing and advocacy leaders share insights, seek advice, and build lasting professional connections.
The Evolution of CMAWeekly
CMAWeekly grew from Mary's commitment to helping others after recognizing she probably has misled people about products in her past roles. She started weekly calls and set up a Slack workspace, boosting member interaction and collaboration.
Growth and Member Involvement
Today, CMAWeekly thrives with over 1,500 industry professionals. Its success comes from active participation from members who consistently show up to share knowledge and support one another.
Keys to Thriving
Authentic, human communication (no AI-generated content)
Member-driven conversations and support
Culture of helping others succeed to protect jobs and prove ROI
By prioritizing transparency and encouraging open discussions, CMAWeekly has created a space where customer marketing and advocacy leaders share insights, seek advice, and build lasting professional connections.
The Importance of Trust in CMAWeekly
Promoting Transparent Dialogue
Thriving professional networks depend on open communication. CMAWeekly's "no-vendors" channel exemplifies this, providing a confidential space for candid discussions among customer marketers.
Protecting Member Privacy
Mary emphasizes confidentiality's crucial role:
"I want people to be able to come here and say what they really think without worrying that it's going to get back to the vendors."
Maintaining Community Integrity
Trust is the foundation of vibrant communities. After one breach incident, Mary reinforced the importance of confidentiality measures and explicit agreements from all members.
Key Practices:
Vendor-free Slack channels for honest product feedback
Time-limited message history so discussions don't stick around indefinitely
Explicit confidentiality agreements required for access
Mary maintains boundaries with sponsors about channel content
Promoting Transparent Dialogue
Thriving professional networks depend on open communication. CMAWeekly's "no-vendors" channel exemplifies this, providing a confidential space for candid discussions among customer marketers.
Protecting Member Privacy
Mary emphasizes confidentiality's crucial role:
"I want people to be able to come here and say what they really think without worrying that it's going to get back to the vendors."
Maintaining Community Integrity
Trust is the foundation of vibrant communities. After one breach incident, Mary reinforced the importance of confidentiality measures and explicit agreements from all members.
Key Practices:
Vendor-free Slack channels for honest product feedback
Time-limited message history so discussions don't stick around indefinitely
Explicit confidentiality agreements required for access
Mary maintains boundaries with sponsors about channel content
Promoting Transparent Dialogue
Thriving professional networks depend on open communication. CMAWeekly's "no-vendors" channel exemplifies this, providing a confidential space for candid discussions among customer marketers.
Protecting Member Privacy
Mary emphasizes confidentiality's crucial role:
"I want people to be able to come here and say what they really think without worrying that it's going to get back to the vendors."
Maintaining Community Integrity
Trust is the foundation of vibrant communities. After one breach incident, Mary reinforced the importance of confidentiality measures and explicit agreements from all members.
Key Practices:
Vendor-free Slack channels for honest product feedback
Time-limited message history so discussions don't stick around indefinitely
Explicit confidentiality agreements required for access
Mary maintains boundaries with sponsors about channel content
Promoting Transparent Dialogue
Thriving professional networks depend on open communication. CMAWeekly's "no-vendors" channel exemplifies this, providing a confidential space for candid discussions among customer marketers.
Protecting Member Privacy
Mary emphasizes confidentiality's crucial role:
"I want people to be able to come here and say what they really think without worrying that it's going to get back to the vendors."
Maintaining Community Integrity
Trust is the foundation of vibrant communities. After one breach incident, Mary reinforced the importance of confidentiality measures and explicit agreements from all members.
Key Practices:
Vendor-free Slack channels for honest product feedback
Time-limited message history so discussions don't stick around indefinitely
Explicit confidentiality agreements required for access
Mary maintains boundaries with sponsors about channel content
Nurturing Connections in Customer Marketing
Why CMAWeekly Members Help Each Other
At the heart of CMAWeekly lies a culture of mutual support. Members aren't just friendly; they're actively trying to help each other succeed and avoid costly mistakes.
"We wanna save each other because this is still a position where we have to prove ROI. We have to show all of our value, and choosing the wrong tool, for example, can lead to not being able to show that value."
This shared understanding of what's at stake fosters authentic collaboration and encourages participants to share freely, knowing their peers genuinely want them to succeed.
Navigating Competitive Vendor Dynamics
Customer marketing professionals are witnessing more aggressive vendor-versus-vendor marketing. Mary observes:
"I don't like to see that stronger competitive behavior. In the past, a lot of the companies have been very friendly competition."
However, she notes that vendor behavior provides important signals: "The type of company you're working with is becoming a much bigger aspect of the buy now than it was 3 years ago."
Marketers now look for vendors who are innovating quickly, marketing actively, and helping customers demonstrate ROI, not just established incumbents.
Why CMAWeekly Members Help Each Other
At the heart of CMAWeekly lies a culture of mutual support. Members aren't just friendly; they're actively trying to help each other succeed and avoid costly mistakes.
"We wanna save each other because this is still a position where we have to prove ROI. We have to show all of our value, and choosing the wrong tool, for example, can lead to not being able to show that value."
This shared understanding of what's at stake fosters authentic collaboration and encourages participants to share freely, knowing their peers genuinely want them to succeed.
Navigating Competitive Vendor Dynamics
Customer marketing professionals are witnessing more aggressive vendor-versus-vendor marketing. Mary observes:
"I don't like to see that stronger competitive behavior. In the past, a lot of the companies have been very friendly competition."
However, she notes that vendor behavior provides important signals: "The type of company you're working with is becoming a much bigger aspect of the buy now than it was 3 years ago."
Marketers now look for vendors who are innovating quickly, marketing actively, and helping customers demonstrate ROI, not just established incumbents.
Why CMAWeekly Members Help Each Other
At the heart of CMAWeekly lies a culture of mutual support. Members aren't just friendly; they're actively trying to help each other succeed and avoid costly mistakes.
"We wanna save each other because this is still a position where we have to prove ROI. We have to show all of our value, and choosing the wrong tool, for example, can lead to not being able to show that value."
This shared understanding of what's at stake fosters authentic collaboration and encourages participants to share freely, knowing their peers genuinely want them to succeed.
Navigating Competitive Vendor Dynamics
Customer marketing professionals are witnessing more aggressive vendor-versus-vendor marketing. Mary observes:
"I don't like to see that stronger competitive behavior. In the past, a lot of the companies have been very friendly competition."
However, she notes that vendor behavior provides important signals: "The type of company you're working with is becoming a much bigger aspect of the buy now than it was 3 years ago."
Marketers now look for vendors who are innovating quickly, marketing actively, and helping customers demonstrate ROI, not just established incumbents.
Why CMAWeekly Members Help Each Other
At the heart of CMAWeekly lies a culture of mutual support. Members aren't just friendly; they're actively trying to help each other succeed and avoid costly mistakes.
"We wanna save each other because this is still a position where we have to prove ROI. We have to show all of our value, and choosing the wrong tool, for example, can lead to not being able to show that value."
This shared understanding of what's at stake fosters authentic collaboration and encourages participants to share freely, knowing their peers genuinely want them to succeed.
Navigating Competitive Vendor Dynamics
Customer marketing professionals are witnessing more aggressive vendor-versus-vendor marketing. Mary observes:
"I don't like to see that stronger competitive behavior. In the past, a lot of the companies have been very friendly competition."
However, she notes that vendor behavior provides important signals: "The type of company you're working with is becoming a much bigger aspect of the buy now than it was 3 years ago."
Marketers now look for vendors who are innovating quickly, marketing actively, and helping customers demonstrate ROI, not just established incumbents.
Recent Trends in Customer Marketing
Customer marketing is undergoing a significant transformation, as Mary notes. This shift embraces a more comprehensive approach to engaging and retaining customers.
Holistic Customer Journey Oversight
Current trends show a shift toward an integrated customer experience:
Greater emphasis on campaigns, lifecycle, and customer journey
Focus beyond just expansion and advocacy activities
Integration with customer success and education functions
"There's a much bigger focus on customer marketing itself as the campaigns, the lifecycle, the journey, and not on expansion and stuff like that, that's grown a lot." notes Mary.
This evolution reflects changing expectations, with companies adding more responsibilities to customer marketing roles even as they demand clearer ROI demonstration.
Customer marketing is undergoing a significant transformation, as Mary notes. This shift embraces a more comprehensive approach to engaging and retaining customers.
Holistic Customer Journey Oversight
Current trends show a shift toward an integrated customer experience:
Greater emphasis on campaigns, lifecycle, and customer journey
Focus beyond just expansion and advocacy activities
Integration with customer success and education functions
"There's a much bigger focus on customer marketing itself as the campaigns, the lifecycle, the journey, and not on expansion and stuff like that, that's grown a lot." notes Mary.
This evolution reflects changing expectations, with companies adding more responsibilities to customer marketing roles even as they demand clearer ROI demonstration.
Customer marketing is undergoing a significant transformation, as Mary notes. This shift embraces a more comprehensive approach to engaging and retaining customers.
Holistic Customer Journey Oversight
Current trends show a shift toward an integrated customer experience:
Greater emphasis on campaigns, lifecycle, and customer journey
Focus beyond just expansion and advocacy activities
Integration with customer success and education functions
"There's a much bigger focus on customer marketing itself as the campaigns, the lifecycle, the journey, and not on expansion and stuff like that, that's grown a lot." notes Mary.
This evolution reflects changing expectations, with companies adding more responsibilities to customer marketing roles even as they demand clearer ROI demonstration.
Customer marketing is undergoing a significant transformation, as Mary notes. This shift embraces a more comprehensive approach to engaging and retaining customers.
Holistic Customer Journey Oversight
Current trends show a shift toward an integrated customer experience:
Greater emphasis on campaigns, lifecycle, and customer journey
Focus beyond just expansion and advocacy activities
Integration with customer success and education functions
"There's a much bigger focus on customer marketing itself as the campaigns, the lifecycle, the journey, and not on expansion and stuff like that, that's grown a lot." notes Mary.
This evolution reflects changing expectations, with companies adding more responsibilities to customer marketing roles even as they demand clearer ROI demonstration.
Evolving Landscape of Post-Sales Roles
Clarifying Responsibilities Across Functions
In today's business world, post-sales activities are gaining prominence, but role definitions remain unclear. Mary highlights the confusion:
"There's a big question about who owns what in post-sales. Customer marketing and advocacy can do a lot with the customers it gets, like create content, education, and more. And I don't think anyone's really sure what that all looks like, and where all of these jobs kinda divide and who's doing what."
This ambiguity extends to companies of all sizes, with responsibilities varying significantly from one organization to another. Even smaller companies are now hiring for customer marketing roles or having post-sales people cover advocacy.
Adapting to Tech Job Market Fluctuations
Recent instability in the tech sector has created a complex employment environment. Mary observes:
"We're still having ups and downs. Layoffs are here to stay. We've seen some lower salaries for a while."
Mary's advice for job seekers:
Get on the front foot in interviews
Lead the conversation with a prepared pitch
Show you're the expert who knows the role
Use AI strategically (feed it job descriptions, resume info, and questions to prepare thoroughly)
Clarifying Responsibilities Across Functions
In today's business world, post-sales activities are gaining prominence, but role definitions remain unclear. Mary highlights the confusion:
"There's a big question about who owns what in post-sales. Customer marketing and advocacy can do a lot with the customers it gets, like create content, education, and more. And I don't think anyone's really sure what that all looks like, and where all of these jobs kinda divide and who's doing what."
This ambiguity extends to companies of all sizes, with responsibilities varying significantly from one organization to another. Even smaller companies are now hiring for customer marketing roles or having post-sales people cover advocacy.
Adapting to Tech Job Market Fluctuations
Recent instability in the tech sector has created a complex employment environment. Mary observes:
"We're still having ups and downs. Layoffs are here to stay. We've seen some lower salaries for a while."
Mary's advice for job seekers:
Get on the front foot in interviews
Lead the conversation with a prepared pitch
Show you're the expert who knows the role
Use AI strategically (feed it job descriptions, resume info, and questions to prepare thoroughly)
Clarifying Responsibilities Across Functions
In today's business world, post-sales activities are gaining prominence, but role definitions remain unclear. Mary highlights the confusion:
"There's a big question about who owns what in post-sales. Customer marketing and advocacy can do a lot with the customers it gets, like create content, education, and more. And I don't think anyone's really sure what that all looks like, and where all of these jobs kinda divide and who's doing what."
This ambiguity extends to companies of all sizes, with responsibilities varying significantly from one organization to another. Even smaller companies are now hiring for customer marketing roles or having post-sales people cover advocacy.
Adapting to Tech Job Market Fluctuations
Recent instability in the tech sector has created a complex employment environment. Mary observes:
"We're still having ups and downs. Layoffs are here to stay. We've seen some lower salaries for a while."
Mary's advice for job seekers:
Get on the front foot in interviews
Lead the conversation with a prepared pitch
Show you're the expert who knows the role
Use AI strategically (feed it job descriptions, resume info, and questions to prepare thoroughly)
Clarifying Responsibilities Across Functions
In today's business world, post-sales activities are gaining prominence, but role definitions remain unclear. Mary highlights the confusion:
"There's a big question about who owns what in post-sales. Customer marketing and advocacy can do a lot with the customers it gets, like create content, education, and more. And I don't think anyone's really sure what that all looks like, and where all of these jobs kinda divide and who's doing what."
This ambiguity extends to companies of all sizes, with responsibilities varying significantly from one organization to another. Even smaller companies are now hiring for customer marketing roles or having post-sales people cover advocacy.
Adapting to Tech Job Market Fluctuations
Recent instability in the tech sector has created a complex employment environment. Mary observes:
"We're still having ups and downs. Layoffs are here to stay. We've seen some lower salaries for a while."
Mary's advice for job seekers:
Get on the front foot in interviews
Lead the conversation with a prepared pitch
Show you're the expert who knows the role
Use AI strategically (feed it job descriptions, resume info, and questions to prepare thoroughly)
Boosting Your Career Through Community Engagement
Collaborative Job Searching
In customer advocacy and marketing, professional networks are essential for growth. Mary has created a private job seekers channel within CMAWeekly:
"We have a private job seekers channel in the community. It's usually 15 to 20 people that really wanna try to find a job and work together to do that."
Ways to engage:
Join active Slack communities like CMAWeekly
Participate in weekly calls and discussions
Share your program successes with others
Ask questions and learn from those who've been there
Key Takeaways:
Active communities provide support during job searches and career transitions
Shared learning helps everyone prove ROI and keep their jobs
Reading and engaging in communities is as essential as using AI in today's workplace
Ready to join? Connect with 1,500+ customer marketers in CMAWeekly.
Collaborative Job Searching
In customer advocacy and marketing, professional networks are essential for growth. Mary has created a private job seekers channel within CMAWeekly:
"We have a private job seekers channel in the community. It's usually 15 to 20 people that really wanna try to find a job and work together to do that."
Ways to engage:
Join active Slack communities like CMAWeekly
Participate in weekly calls and discussions
Share your program successes with others
Ask questions and learn from those who've been there
Key Takeaways:
Active communities provide support during job searches and career transitions
Shared learning helps everyone prove ROI and keep their jobs
Reading and engaging in communities is as essential as using AI in today's workplace
Ready to join? Connect with 1,500+ customer marketers in CMAWeekly.
Collaborative Job Searching
In customer advocacy and marketing, professional networks are essential for growth. Mary has created a private job seekers channel within CMAWeekly:
"We have a private job seekers channel in the community. It's usually 15 to 20 people that really wanna try to find a job and work together to do that."
Ways to engage:
Join active Slack communities like CMAWeekly
Participate in weekly calls and discussions
Share your program successes with others
Ask questions and learn from those who've been there
Key Takeaways:
Active communities provide support during job searches and career transitions
Shared learning helps everyone prove ROI and keep their jobs
Reading and engaging in communities is as essential as using AI in today's workplace
Ready to join? Connect with 1,500+ customer marketers in CMAWeekly.
Collaborative Job Searching
In customer advocacy and marketing, professional networks are essential for growth. Mary has created a private job seekers channel within CMAWeekly:
"We have a private job seekers channel in the community. It's usually 15 to 20 people that really wanna try to find a job and work together to do that."
Ways to engage:
Join active Slack communities like CMAWeekly
Participate in weekly calls and discussions
Share your program successes with others
Ask questions and learn from those who've been there
Key Takeaways:
Active communities provide support during job searches and career transitions
Shared learning helps everyone prove ROI and keep their jobs
Reading and engaging in communities is as essential as using AI in today's workplace
Ready to join? Connect with 1,500+ customer marketers in CMAWeekly.
