Are We Underestimating the Risk of Poor QA in Marketing Campaigns?
I’ve been reflecting on how campaign execution has evolved in Adobe Marketo Engage — workflows are becoming more complex with advanced segmentation, dynamic content, and multi-step engagement programs.
However, QA processes often still rely heavily on manual validation, checklists, and last-minute reviews.
This makes me wonder:
- Are we underestimating the risk of QA gaps in campaign execution?
- How confident are teams in catching issues before launch (especially at scale)?
- Does manual QA still hold up for more complex engagement programs?
- How do you balance speed vs reliability in your campaign releases?
We have built a solution that could reduce manual efforts and ensure quality campaigns. But before that
just trying to understand how others in the ecosystem are approaching this and whether this is a growing concern.
Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences.