Metrics That Matter: Focusing on Pipeline Impact in B2B Marketing

by Elliott Clarkson

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Meet Elliott Clarkson from Amplifi

Meet Elliott Clarkson - Vice President of Global Marketing @ Amplifi

Elliott Clarkson is the Vice President of Global Marketing at Amplifi, one of the world’s leading data consultancies. With over 20 years of experience, Elliott has had a diverse career journey.

He started in sales and telemarketing for software companies before transitioning to marketing agencies. There, he spent 15 years working with CMOs and marketing directors to establish and execute strategies.

Seeking to implement strategies himself, Elliott joined Amplifi nearly 4 years ago. He now leads global marketing efforts across North America and Europe.

Elliott is passionate about translating complex propositions into simple, understandable solutions for customers. He emphasizes the importance of brand awareness and demand generation in B2B marketing.

A strong advocate for authentic leadership, Elliott believes in empowering his team and giving credit where it’s due. He advises aspiring marketers to gain sales experience and continuously learn and experiment.

Check out Elliott Clarkson's thoughts on marketing strategies

When it comes to marketing metrics, Elliott shares:

"The metrics we track internally at Amplifi are effectively like, what impact are we having on pipeline? What are we doing to help customers understand what solutions we offer?"

He also shares the role of AI in content marketing:

"Gen AI is yet to show me that it can replace a human. I think in terms of good quality, especially with things like thought leadership."

And his advice for young marketers:

"If you're gonna work in marketing, I think my first thing would say go and get a sales job and work in sales first, and understand why you're doing your job."

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