Should You Run Marketing Like a Product Team?

Episode notes

#355 | Dave sits down with Maria Scheifler to talk about why your marketing team might be getting less done as it grows - and what to do about it. Maria makes the case for running marketing like a product team: two-week sprints, a prioritized backlog, and a lightweight intake process that kills approval bottlenecks without losing control. She walks through the context-switching exercise that proves multitasking is destroying your output, how to push back on random requests from across the company without saying no, and why getting team buy-in before rolling out any operational changes is the step most marketing leaders skip.

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