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How a DTC Operator Evaluates MarTech

The MarTech Matrix · 2026-06-25 · 31 min

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Most brand marketers talk about what tools they use. Sean Agatep talks about why everything has to earn its place on the P&L. Sean is the co-founder and operator of Vincero Watches - a brand he launched in China with his college friends in 2014. From Kickstarter experiments to Facebook mastery to navigating the AI era, he's built one of the most disciplined approaches to marketing technology in the DTC space. In this episode, we go deep on: → Why Vincero used Kickstarter as a marketing testing platform - not a fundraiser → How mastering one channel (Facebook) built a sustainable competitive advantage → The real framework for evaluating vendors when you own the P&L → Why aspirational case studies are the fastest way to lose a deal → His "holes in the boat" approach to vendor relationships → Where AI is actually adding value - and where it's still noise If you sell to brands or buy MarTech for a living, this one is required listening.

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