The Customer Journey Isn’t a Funnel - It’s a Spiral
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Sun Lee, CMO at BigPanda, shares about why she thinks of the customer journey as a spiral.

Ian Faison
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This episode features an interview with Sun Lee, CMO at BigPanda, a software company that enables organizations to organize and mobilize the world’s DevOps and ITOps data.

In this episode, Sun shares why she no longer thinks about the customer journey as a traditional funnel, why it's important to “go big or go home” on events, and the importance of face-to face human interaction.

Key Takeaways:

  • The traditional funnel may not be the best way to think about the customer journey; it is more like a spiral. 
  • It’s better to invest heavily in a few meaningful events, than to do many events each year. 
  • As a new CMO, don’t be afraid to be vocal on what could be better across functions.

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The Customer Journey Isn’t a Funnel - It’s a Spiral

Sun Lee, CMO at BigPanda, shares about why she thinks of the customer journey as a spiral.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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The Customer Journey Isn’t a Funnel - It’s a Spiral
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This episode features an interview with Sun Lee, CMO at BigPanda, a software company that enables organizations to organize and mobilize the world’s DevOps and ITOps data.

In this episode, Sun shares why she no longer thinks about the customer journey as a traditional funnel, why it's important to “go big or go home” on events, and the importance of face-to face human interaction.

Key Takeaways:

  • The traditional funnel may not be the best way to think about the customer journey; it is more like a spiral. 
  • It’s better to invest heavily in a few meaningful events, than to do many events each year. 
  • As a new CMO, don’t be afraid to be vocal on what could be better across functions.

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Sun Lee, CMO at BigPanda, shares about why she thinks of the customer journey as a spiral.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Sun Lee, CMO at BigPanda, a software company that enables organizations to organize and mobilize the world’s DevOps and ITOps data.

In this episode, Sun shares why she no longer thinks about the customer journey as a traditional funnel, why it's important to “go big or go home” on events, and the importance of face-to face human interaction.

Key Takeaways:

  • The traditional funnel may not be the best way to think about the customer journey; it is more like a spiral. 
  • It’s better to invest heavily in a few meaningful events, than to do many events each year. 
  • As a new CMO, don’t be afraid to be vocal on what could be better across functions.

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The Customer Journey Isn’t a Funnel - It’s a Spiral

Sun Lee, CMO at BigPanda, shares about why she thinks of the customer journey as a spiral.

The Customer Journey Isn’t a Funnel - It’s a Spiral
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Ian Faison
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March 19, 2024
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Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Sun Lee, CMO at BigPanda, a software company that enables organizations to organize and mobilize the world’s DevOps and ITOps data.

In this episode, Sun shares why she no longer thinks about the customer journey as a traditional funnel, why it's important to “go big or go home” on events, and the importance of face-to face human interaction.

Key Takeaways:

  • The traditional funnel may not be the best way to think about the customer journey; it is more like a spiral. 
  • It’s better to invest heavily in a few meaningful events, than to do many events each year. 
  • As a new CMO, don’t be afraid to be vocal on what could be better across functions.
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