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Alex Barankevych

Practical thinking on how modern marketing actually works.


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What Should Marketing Actually Automate?
CategoriesMarketing Technology

What Should Marketing Actually Automate?

Posted on June 8, 2026by Alex Barankevych

Automate repeatable work with clear rules and recoverable errors. Keep human judgment where context, trust and accountability carry the risk.

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The Hidden Cost of Adding ‘Just One More Tool’ to Your Marketing Stack
CategoriesMarketing Technology

The Hidden Cost of Adding ‘Just One More Tool’ to Your Marketing Stack

Posted on May 28, 2026by Alex Barankevych

A new tool carries costs in integration, identity, training, privacy, reporting and support. The subscription price is only the visible part.

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Accessibility Isn’t a Web Project. It’s Marketing Governance.
CategoriesMarketing Leadership

Accessibility Isn’t a Web Project. It’s Marketing Governance.

Posted on May 18, 2026by Alex Barankevych

Accessibility belongs in content, brand, procurement, campaign operations and quality assurance—not in a remediation project after launch.

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Marketing Technology Is Easy. Marketing Governance Is Hard.
CategoriesMarketing Technology

Marketing Technology Is Easy. Marketing Governance Is Hard.

Posted on May 7, 2026by Alex Barankevych

Installing technology is often simpler than agreeing on ownership, standards, access, data definitions and the way decisions will be made.

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Why More Website Traffic Is Usually the Wrong Goal
CategoriesDigital Strategy

Why More Website Traffic Is Usually the Wrong Goal

Posted on April 28, 2026by Alex Barankevych

Traffic can rise while business value falls. Intent, relevance and what visitors can accomplish matter far more than the size of the audience graph.

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The Marketing Dashboard Your CEO Actually Wants to See
CategoriesGrowth & Measurement

The Marketing Dashboard Your CEO Actually Wants to See

Posted on April 17, 2026by Alex Barankevych

Executives need a view of outcomes, movement and decisions—not a crowded export of channel metrics. A useful dashboard earns its space.

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Most Organizations Don’t Have a Marketing Automation Problem. They Have a Process Problem.
CategoriesMarketing Technology

Most Organizations Don’t Have a Marketing Automation Problem. They Have a Process Problem.

Posted on April 8, 2026by Alex Barankevych

Automation exposes unclear journeys, ownership and handoffs. Buying another platform rarely repairs a process nobody has properly defined.

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What 20+ Years in Digital Marketing Has Changed My Mind About
CategoriesMarketing Leadership

What 20+ Years in Digital Marketing Has Changed My Mind About

Posted on March 30, 2026by Alex Barankevych

Two decades of changing platforms have made a few lessons clearer: tools age quickly, ownership matters, and useful marketing starts with decisions rather than activity.

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Your Website Isn’t a Marketing Channel. It’s Marketing Infrastructure.
CategoriesDigital Strategy

Your Website Isn’t a Marketing Channel. It’s Marketing Infrastructure.

Posted on March 19, 2026by Alex Barankevych

A website connects campaigns, content, conversion, CRM, service and measurement. Managing it as one more channel understates its strategic role.

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Digital Marketing Has a Measurement Problem, Not a Data Problem
CategoriesGrowth & Measurement

Digital Marketing Has a Measurement Problem, Not a Data Problem

Posted on March 10, 2026by Alex Barankevych

Marketing teams rarely suffer from a shortage of data. The harder problem is deciding what deserves to be measured, why it matters, and what action should follow.

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