CX will see the holistic journey from non-customer through to (hopefully) evangelist, so I see some sense in the points made. However marketing still need to be in control of their output and will be more tuned in to the necessary messages to engage customers. But ulimately it's all about experience nowadays and CX will hold the broader vision for this.
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CX will see the holistic journey from non-customer through to (hopefully) evangelist, so I see some sense in the points made. However marketing still need to be in control of their output and will be more tuned in to the necessary messages to engage customers. But ulimately it's all about experience nowadays and CX will hold the broader vision for this.