Megan GoetschMongoDB has so much marketing automation insight, they stopped by Inspired Marketing again to share more inspiration! This time, Meg Goetsch, Director of Marketing Operations, walks us through a highlight reel of initiatives since her start six years ago as one of the original founders of the MongoDB marketing team. From migrating onto Oracle Eloqua from another MAP in 9 days to a current project that integrates a new eCommerce product, this ops expert spills the details of her successes. Find out more about how her team’s core technologies: Oracle Eloqua, Bizible, Google Analytics and JIRA have revolutionized their approach to data-driven marketing.

Listen up and learn more about:

  • The “world record” for fastest Oracle Eloqua migration
  • MongoDB’s approach to best practices and MongoDB’s spin on them
  • How MongoDB tracks marketing attribution and multi-touch point influence
  • Leadership buy-in and direction being crucial to marketing’s success
  • The importance of WHY

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About the Author: Scott Ingram

Scott Ingram is no stranger to marketing technology! He's been in the space since 2009 and joined Eloqua in 2011. After writing a successful book on Event Marketing, “Making Rain with Events”, he joined Relationship One and is now the Strategic Account Manager. As if that didn’t keep him busy enough he started our Inspired Marketing Podcast series and is raising two daughters. A true Austinite, he always wears his Rickshaw boots while remaining a data geek with his constant Fitbit data retrieval.