• Dan McCarthy | Professor - University of MD | The Unfairness & Disparate Impact of Privacy Policy
    Sep 9 2025

    A CMO Confidential Interview with Dr. Dan McCarthy, Professor of Marketing at Maryland and leading practitioner of Customer Lifetime Value. Dan shares insights from his privacy research based on Apple's "App Tracking Transparency" (ATT) initiative commonly known as "Ask App Not to Track" which include a significant impact on business results, a degradation of CAC, and a disproportionate hit to small companies. Key topics include: how the elimination of a Facebook customer ID negatively impacted revenue, why averaging marketing results can be a profit killer, and why analytical time frames matter. Tune in to hear updates on Dan's other research including Peloton, loyalty programs and "How everyone is cheating their way through college."


    CMO Confidential: The Disparate Impact of Privacy Policy — with Dr. Dan McCarthy (UMD) on ATT, CLV & CAC


    What happens to your revenue when attribution breaks? In this episode, 5x CMO Mike Linton sits down with Dr. Dan McCarthy (Professor of Marketing, University of Maryland; leading practitioner of Customer Lifetime Value) to unpack Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) and its ripple effects on marketing performance. Dan shares new research showing how the loss of a Facebook customer ID degraded click-through, CAC, and revenue—with disproportionate pain for smaller, Facebook-heavy brands.


    We dig into why averages kill profit (stop using blended CAC/CLV!), how channel-specific, time-varying metrics drive smarter allocation, and the practical playbook for marketers in a post-IDFA world. Dan also updates us on his other research—Peloton, loyalty & subscription programs (DoorDash/Postmates), and the “everyone is cheating their way through college” debate and what it means for teaching and real-world readiness.


    What you’ll learn

    • How ATT broke cross-site attribution and raised CAC while lowering revenue yield

    • Why small DTC brands took the biggest hit, and how (or if) they can recover

    • The danger of blended CAC/CLV vs. channel-specific, time-varying metrics

    • Subscription insights: novelty vs. maturity effects, and behavior after cancellation

    • Action items to protect growth when signal quality declines


    About our guest


    Dr. Dan McCarthy is a professor at the University of Maryland (formerly Emory) and one of the foremost experts on CLV and customer-based corporate valuation. His work spans privacy’s impact on e-commerce, subscription economics, loyalty programs, and public-company customer metrics.


    Sponsor: Typeface


    Typeface helps the world’s biggest brands move from brief to fully personalized campaigns in hours, not months. With its agentic AI marketing platform, one campaign becomes thousands of on-brand experiences across ads, email, and video—with enterprise-grade security and seamless MarTech integrations. Learn more at typeface.ai/cmo.


    Subscribe for more C-suite-level conversations every Tuesday, and catch our Friday newsletter with the top insights.




    00:00 – Intro & sponsor: Typeface AI

    01:35 – Meet Dr. Dan McCarthy & ATT explained

    05:00 – How ATT broke attribution and raised CAC

    09:15 – Why small brands took the biggest revenue hit

    13:30 – The danger of blended CAC & CLV averages

    17:20 – Practical advice: channel-specific, time-varying metrics

    21:00 – Updates on Peloton & subscription research

    25:00 – The “everyone is cheating in college” debate

    28:00 – Final advice: beware of irrational subscriptions

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  • Scott Lindquist | What Your CFO Wants To Tell You, But Won't
    Sep 2 2025

    CMO Confidential — “What Your CFO Wants to Tell You (But Won’t)” with CNA CFO Scott Lindquist


    What does a great CFO really think about marketing? Mike Linton sits down with Scott Lindquist—CFO of CNA Financial and former long-time CFO of Farmers—to decode the finance side of brand building, performance spend, and the politics of the boardroom. They cover how CMOs should onboard a new CFO, why “marketing math” wins over skeptics, mistakes to avoid in board presentations, and how insurers used bold brand bets to become category killers.


    What you’ll learn

    • The four archetypes of CFOs—and how to work with each

    • Why CFOs who are “joined at the hip” with the CEO think differently about growth

    • How to explain cost of capital and present value like a marketer (and win budget)

    • The insurance playbook: brand investment, DTC distribution, and lifetime value

    • Why every large marketing org needs a Marketing CFO (and how to set it up)

    • Boardroom pitfalls: jargon, 100-slide decks for 20 minutes, and “draining the slide”

    • Practical tips for building trust: bring the data, surface bad news early, and speak in outcomes


    Guest


    Scott Lindquist — Chief Financial Officer, CNA Financial. Former CFO, Farmers Insurance. Started at PwC and has led finance through growth, turnarounds, and public-company scrutiny.


    Host


    Mike Linton — Former CMO of Best Buy, eBay, and Farmers; former CRO of Ancestry. Host of CMO Confidential, the #1 CMO show on YouTube.


    Who should watch


    CMOs, CEOs, CFOs, board members, founders, and marketing leaders who need tighter finance alignment and clearer ROI storytelling.


    Brought to you by Typeface


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  • Kim Whitler | Colonel Mustard in the Study With the Job Spec How Poor Design Shortens CMO Lifespans
    Aug 26 2025

    A CMO Confidential Interview with Kim Whitler, professor at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, board member, and former GM and CMO. Kim shares insights from more than a decade of research with over 500 CMO's including how 50+% of roles are misaligned, the huge gap between CEO's and CMO's, the fact that misalignment results in weaker financials, and her belief that better position matching would "prevent" the "cure" of firing the CMO. Key discussion topics include: why the CMO position has the most variance in the C-suite; the importance of matching responsibility, experience and status; and why she thinks search firms can do a better job. Tune in to hear marketing analogies to the New England Patriots line-up and James Bond movie casting.


    Colonel Mustard, in the Study…with the Job Spec? Why Poor Role Design Shortens CMO Lifespans | CMO Confidential

    Welcome back to CMO Confidential, the podcast that takes you inside the drama, decisions, and politics that go with being the head of marketing. Hosted by 5x CMO Mike Linton (Best Buy, eBay, Farmers Insurance, Ancestry.com).


    This week, Mike welcomes back Dr. Kim Whitler, Professor of Marketing at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, former CMO, board director, and one of the foremost researchers on the CMO role. Kim has spent 14+ years analyzing 500+ interviews and hundreds of job specs to uncover why nearly 54% of CMO roles are misaligned—and what that means for tenure, effectiveness, and marketing’s reputation in the C-Suite.


    From her groundbreaking research (published in HBR, Sloan Management Review, and the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science) to real-world board and executive experience, Kim breaks down:


    * Why job specs often set CMOs up to fail

    * The massive perception gap between CEOs (who think roles are well-designed) and CMOs (who don’t)

    * How status, responsibility, and experience combine to drive—or derail—firm outcomes

    * The practical questions every CMO candidate should ask before taking a job

    * Why “throw away the job spec and write your own” might be the smartest advice you’ll hear


    🎙️ Whether you’re a CMO, CEO, board member, or aspiring marketing leader, this is a masterclass in role design, negotiation, and how to set marketing up for real impact.


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    📌 Episode Chapters


    00:00 – Welcome to CMO Confidential

    01:30 – Introducing Dr. Kim Whitler

    04:00 – Why CMO job specs often fail

    08:15 – Defining “misalignment” in CMO roles

    13:00 – The role of status, responsibility & experience

    18:30 – The CEO vs. CMO perception gap

    24:00 – Practical questions every CMO candidate should ask

    30:00 – Negotiating role design & avoiding pitfalls

    33:30 – Kim’s closing advice & final story


    - About Our Sponsor: Typeface AI


    This episode is brought to you by Typeface AI www.typeface.ai/cmo — named Company of the Year by Adweek, a TIME Best Invention, and one of Fast Company’s Next Big Things in Tech.


    Typeface helps the world’s biggest brands move from business brief to fully personalized campaigns in hours, not months. Their agentic AI marketing platform scales a single campaign into thousands of on-brand experiences across ads, email, and video—all while integrating seamlessly with your MarTech stack and maintaining enterprise-grade security.


    See how brands like Asics and Microsoft are transforming marketing with Typeface at typeface.ai/cmo.


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    39 mins
  • Tom Goodwin | If You Dropped the Best Marketers of the 1950's Into Today's Environment, How Would They Do?
    Aug 19 2025

    CMO Confidential Interview with Tom Goodwin, author, speaker, and former innovation head at Publicis, Zenith, and Havas. Tom discusses his belief that today's CMO's are overly focused on efficiency versus marketing principles and that the contemporary playbook has been created by tech companies focused on performance metrics. Key topics include: an unhealthy focus on the speed of measurement and short-term results; marketers having a "feeling of vulnerability" if they haven't heard of new tech; and the fact that many of the hyped direct-to-consumer brands like Casper and Ridge Wallets aren't actually doing that well. Tune in to hear the underestimated impact of "beauty" and a story about being locked out of a self-driving car.


    🚨 New Episode of CMO Confidential 🚨


    This week, host Mike Linton (5x CMO: eBay, Best Buy, Farmers Insurance, Ancestry.com) sits down with Tom Goodwin — author, speaker, and former global head of innovation at Publicis, Zenith and Havas.


    Tom argues that today’s marketing playbook has been hijacked by tech platforms obsessed with performance metrics and short-term efficiency. In this wide-ranging conversation, we cover:


    ✅ Why CMOs are over-indexing on efficiency at the expense of brand-building principles

    ✅ The fear of irrelevance driving marketers to chase every new technology trend

    ✅ How speed of measurement is warping long-term thinking

    ✅ Why many direct-to-consumer darlings like Casper and Ridge Wallets aren’t as successful as headlines suggest

    ✅ The underestimated role of beauty and creativity in building lasting value

    ✅ A wild story about being locked out of a self-driving car


    Whether you’re a CMO, founder, board member, or just obsessed with the future of marketing, this episode is a must-listen.


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    0:00 – Welcome & Intro: Meet Tom Goodwin

    2:15 – Why CMOs Overvalue Efficiency

    6:40 – The Tech-Driven Marketing Playbook

    11:05 – Vulnerability & Fear of Missing Out on New Tech

    15:20 – The Problem with Short-Term Metrics

    19:00 – DTC Myths: Casper, Ridge Wallet & Beyond

    23:45 – The Undervalued Power of Beauty & Creativity

    28:10 – Locked Out of a Self-Driving Car (Story)

    30:15 – Final Takeaways & Wrap-Up

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  • David Aaker | Vice Chair, Prophet | Why is Brand Value Still Not a Generally Accepted Principle?
    Aug 12 2025

    A CMO Confidential Interview with David Aaker, Vice Chair of Prophet, author of numerous marketing books including Aaker on Branding 2nd Edition, formerly a Haas School of Business Professor. David discusses the history of brand equity starting with the BCG model from the 90's and why that model and scanner data drove a short-term sales focus at the expense of brand equity. After years of progress, he believes we are now experiencing "A revival of short-termism." Key topics include: the differences between B2B and B2C brand building; the need for marketers to appreciate that brands aren't built in isolation; and how to break through in a hostile communications environment. Tune in to hear why he believes "There are easy ways for companies to build better brands," and case studies from Dove and Uniqlo.


    Brand value has been discussed for decades—so why isn’t it a universally accepted business principle? In this episode of CMO Confidential, host Mike Linton sits down with branding legend David Aaker, Vice Chair at Prophet, author of 18 books, and widely regarded as the “Father of Modern Branding,” to unpack why the fight for brand equity is far from over.


    From the origins of brand equity in the 1990s to today’s hostile marketing environment, Aaker shares insights on:

    • Why brand should be treated as a long-term asset, not a short-term tactic

    • How short-termism and performance marketing are eroding brand value

    • The difference between B2B and B2C brand management (and why organizational values matter more in B2B)

    • Examples of brands that have nailed disruptive innovation and purpose-driven branding (Dove, Uniqlo, Habitat for Humanity)

    • Why most companies are managing brands poorly in today’s cluttered, skeptical media environment

    • How AI could democratize creativity and make professional branding accessible to more companies


    Packed with history, frameworks, and practical examples, this conversation will change the way you think about brand value, brand portfolios, and how to make your brand truly indispensable.


    00:00 – Introduction to CMO Confidential & Guest David Aaker

    01:15 – Why Brand Value Still Isn’t a Universally Accepted Principle

    03:45 – The Birth of Brand Equity in the 1990s

    06:10 – Short-Termism, Performance Marketing, and the Brand Erosion Problem

    08:35 – How to Justify Brand as an Asset (Case Studies & Examples)

    11:20 – The Visibility Advantage and 14 Dimensions of Brand Value

    13:05 – Why CFOs and Boards Believe in Other Brands, but Not Their Own

    15:10 – B2B vs B2C Branding: Key Differences and What Matters Most

    17:45 – Why Many Companies Are Managing Brands Poorly Today

    20:00 – Branding in a Hostile Communication Environment

    22:05 – The Power of Brand Portfolios, Companion Brands, and “Silver Bullet” Brands

    24:30 – Examples: Uniqlo, HeatTech, and the Westin Heavenly Bed

    26:10 – Super Bowl Advertising: Breaking Through Clutter and Skepticism

    28:00 – AI, the Democratization of Creativity, and the Future of Branding

    29:20 – Final Advice: Your Duty as a Marketer to Build the Brand as an Asset

    30:15 – Closing Remarks & Subscribe


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    37 mins
  • Auren Hoffman | Why Vendor Management Is A Skill You Need to Master Now | Chairman SafeGraph, Former LiveRamp CEO
    Aug 5 2025

    A CMO Confidential Interview with Auren Hoffman, CEO of SafeGraph, formerly co-founder and CEO of LiveRamp. Auren discusses his belief that vendor management is the most critical skill for the future and why most companies should "rent" a high caliber pool of talent instead of hiring individual executives. Key topics include: thoughts on improving your vendor management skill (with outside law firms as an example); the concept of "scaffolding" developing talent; why he believes procurement is a "negative value" function; and why he would short consulting firm Booz Allen. Tune in to hear why he thinks private equity has shifted from making companies better into financial engineers and his belief that an MBA usually has a negative ROI.


    CMO Confidential: Auren Hoffman on Vendor Management, Talent Strategy, and the Broken MBA


    In this week’s episode of CMO Confidential, Mike Linton sits down with Auren Hoffman, CEO of SafeGraph and former co-founder/CEO of LiveRamp, to challenge conventional thinking on hiring, procurement, and leadership development.


    Auren shares why he believes vendor management is the #1 skill for future executives—and why most companies should rent world-class capabilities rather than hire executives they can’t fully utilize. From “scaffolding” young talent to his provocative views on procurement’s negative value, Booz Allen, MBAs, and the transformation of private equity, this episode is packed with contrarian insights for CMOs, CEOs, and founders alike.


    🧠 Don’t miss Auren’s candid takes on why many traditional business functions are stuck in the past—and what leaders should do instead.


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    ⏱️ Chapters:


    00:00 - Introduction: Auren Hoffman’s Background & Career Path

    01:45 - The Most Important Executive Skill: Vendor Management

    05:22 - Why Renting Talent Beats Hiring for Most Companies

    08:40 - Scaffolding: A Framework for Developing Talent

    12:10 - The Case Against Procurement: “A Negative Value Function”

    16:03 - Why He Would Short Booz Allen

    18:35 - Private Equity’s Shift from Builders to Financial Engineers

    23:14 - The Problem with MBAs and Why ROI is Often Negative

    26:40 - How Executives Should Rethink Internal Capabilities

    29:08 - Final Thoughts & Rapid-Fire Takes


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  • Peri Hansen | Leader, CMO Practice, Korn Ferry - Is Marketing Still Marketing?
    Jul 22 2025

    A CMO Confidential Interview with Peri Hansen, Korn Ferry Leader, CMO Practice, North America. Peri discusses why the CMO position is becoming the vanguard of innovation, the importance of an "agile learner" mindset, and why there's no substitute for great leadership. Key topics include: how nothing "returned to normal" after COVID; the importance of org design; and why CMO's should own the entire customer life cycle and help drive company strategy. Tune in to hear why references matter more than ever and the importance of building a personal brand.


    Why the CMO Is Now the Innovation Leader | Peri Hansen, Korn Ferry CMO Practice


    In this episode of CMO Confidential, Mike Linton sits down with Peri Hansen, leader of the CMO Practice at Korn Ferry North America, to explore how the role of Chief Marketing Officer has become the new vanguard of innovation, strategy, and customer-centric growth.


    From org design to leadership development, Peri breaks down the key traits of successful CMOs and why companies are no longer returning to pre-COVID norms. She shares why agile learning, personal brand-building, and owning the full customer lifecycle are now non-negotiables for modern marketing leaders.


    Topics Covered:

    • Why CMOs are being tapped to drive innovation and transformation

    • The post-COVID shift in org design and what it means for marketing

    • The importance of leadership, agility, and continuous learning

    • Why great references still matter in the hiring process

    • How CMOs can (and should) influence company-wide strategy


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    ⏱️ Chapters (Optimized for 29-minute Runtime)


    00:00 – Intro: The Evolving Role of the CMO

    01:00 – Meet Peri Hansen: Korn Ferry CMO Practice Leader

    02:12 – Why the CMO is Now the Vanguard of Innovation

    04:30 – Three New Mandates for CMOs: Tech, Strategy & Lifecycle

    06:50 – The CMO as a Change Agent and Team Builder

    08:30 – Tech CMOs Are Leading—Who’s Catching Up?

    10:15 – Building Tech Credibility as a Marketing Leader

    12:10 – “Nothing Returned to Normal” After COVID

    13:30 – Post-COVID Turnover: What CEOs and Boards Want Now

    15:30 – What’s Replacing the Traditional CMO Role?

    17:10 – Why Org Design Is a Top Priority in CMO Searches

    19:05 – How Companies Realize They Need Org Restructuring

    20:45 – The AI Era: Is There a Leadership Gap Forming?

    22:20 – What Agile Leadership Actually Looks Like

    24:00 – What Resumes Reveal: Pivot Points and Risk-Taking

    25:10 – Why References Matter More Than Ever

    27:00 – Final Advice: CMOs, Build Your Own Personal Brand

    28:40 – Wrap Up & Where to Find More CMO Confidential Content


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    30 mins
  • Dan Salkey | Small World | Merging Marketing & Entertainment - Is It Right For Your Business?
    Jul 15 2025

    A CMO Confidential Interview with Dan Salkey, Co-Founder & Strategy Partner at Small World, an agency designed to create "entertainment first" brands. Dan discusses the concept of "Entertain or Die," the difference between "owning" and "renting" eyeballs, and why his focus is on "saves, likes, and shares." Key topics include: the fact that attention is earned; the difference between entertaining and selling; why many tech brands forget to entertain; and how to measure "attentive cost" versus cost per impression. Tune in to hear case studies on Liquid Death and Duolingo and why Net Scout produced a Werner Herzog film.


    In this episode of CMO Confidential, Mike Linton sits down with Dan Salkey, Co-Founder and Strategy Partner at Small World, an agency on a mission to create entertainment-first brands. Dan unpacks his provocative framework: “Entertain or Die.” From building brand characters to measuring success in saves and shares—not impressions—this conversation is packed with insights for CMOs navigating the new attention economy.


    🧠 Learn why the best brands own their eyeballs instead of renting them, what marketers can learn from creators like MrBeast, and why @netscoutinc made a Werner Herzog documentary to stand out.


    🔍 Featuring case studies from Liquid Death, Duolingo, and other unexpected brand entertainers, this episode offers a blueprint for building marketing that actually gets watched—and shared.


    🎯 Topics Covered:

    • The rise of entertainment-first branding

    • “Saves, likes, and shares” as new core KPIs

    • Measuring attentive cost vs. cost per impression

    • The hidden power of brand characters and mascots

    • Why marketers need a writer’s room mindset

    • How boring B2B brands can still break through


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    30 mins