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Every B2B marketer knows the funnel concept is broken. Yet that same model your team is being measured on right now was invented in 1898, and it's surviving because nobody at the top has been given permission to use anything else.
Carolyn and Amber react to a recent article in Adweek from Professor Mark Ritson, where he calls the funnel the "cockroach of marketing concepts", a 128-year-old model that has outlived every attempt to replace it.
They break down why every critique fails to land, and why the real problem isn't the funnel. It's the classrooms teaching it, the boards demanding it, and the marketers who can't challenge it without risking their careers.
Topics covered in this episode:
If you've tried to kill the funnel inside your own org and watched it survive every conversation, this is the episode. The cockroach isn't the funnel. It's the system that keeps demanding it.
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đ The fastest way to understand whatâs actually driving pipeline and revenue â All your data, connected, so you can see whatâs working and what to do next.
[Get your full pipeline & revenue breakdown in 2 weeks]
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Not ready for that yet?
đŻ Understand why itâs been so hard to see whatâs working â Weâll show you where your visibility breaks and why your current model canât answer these questions.
[Apply for a 1-hour working session]
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This episode is powered by â Passettoâ . If your marketing dashboards aren't giving you straight answers, you're in good company. Most Marketing teams simply don't have the visibility to understand how they are driving pipeline and revenue and where budget is being wasted.
Passetto changes that, giving marketing leaders the comprehensive data they need to act with confidence.
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Every B2B marketer knows the funnel concept is broken. Yet that same model your team is being measured on right now was invented in 1898, and it's surviving because nobody at the top has been given permission to use anything else.
Carolyn and Amber react to a recent article in Adweek from Professor Mark Ritson, where he calls the funnel the "cockroach of marketing concepts", a 128-year-old model that has outlived every attempt to replace it.
They break down why every critique fails to land, and why the real problem isn't the funnel. It's the classrooms teaching it, the boards demanding it, and the marketers who can't challenge it without risking their careers.
Topics covered in this episode:
If you've tried to kill the funnel inside your own org and watched it survive every conversation, this is the episode. The cockroach isn't the funnel. It's the system that keeps demanding it.
-----------------------------------------------------
Want answers now?
đ The fastest way to understand whatâs actually driving pipeline and revenue â All your data, connected, so you can see whatâs working and what to do next.
[Get your full pipeline & revenue breakdown in 2 weeks]
-----------------------------------------------------
Not ready for that yet?
đŻ Understand why itâs been so hard to see whatâs working â Weâll show you where your visibility breaks and why your current model canât answer these questions.
[Apply for a 1-hour working session]
-----------------------------------------------------
đ„â JOIN our Weekly Recordings on Wednesday at 1pm ET / 10am PT: [RSVP for GTM Live]
-----------------------------------------------------
This episode is powered by â Passettoâ . If your marketing dashboards aren't giving you straight answers, you're in good company. Most Marketing teams simply don't have the visibility to understand how they are driving pipeline and revenue and where budget is being wasted.
Passetto changes that, giving marketing leaders the comprehensive data they need to act with confidence.

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