The days of casting marketing dollars into the abyss and hoping for the best are ancient history. Marketing analytics has transformed from a nice-to-have into an absolute necessity for businesses. As we step into the marketing landscape of 2024, this report is your key to unlocking the secrets, strategies, and trends that will shape the… Continue reading The Future of Marketing Analytics 2024 Predictions Unveiled

1. A Research Report by DiGGrowth
The Future of
Marketing Analytics
2024: Predictions Unveiled

2. Table of Contents
1.Executive Summary
2.The Current State of Marketing Analytics
3.The Future of Marketing Analytics in 2024 4.Marketing Investments in 2024 vs 2023: The
Changing Landscape
5.About DiGGrowth
a.Generative AI Will Shape the Future of Marketing Data
b.Au Revoir Cookies, Bonjour First-Party Data
c.Profitability Metrics Will Reign Supreme
d.Real-Time Data Analytics for the Win
e.Data Handshakes Between Producers & Users

3. Executive Summary
We've hit the jackpot in terms of data. With the proliferation of digital channels, we're swimming in an ocean of data. Every click, like, and scroll is a
potential gold nugget. This abundance has given marketers unparalleled insights into consumer behavior.
The days of tossing marketing dollars into the void, winging it, and hoping for the best are long gone. Now, it's all about precision, personalization, and
predicting what your customers want even before they know it.
That's why data-driven decisions are the name of the game. And because of this, marketing analytics has gone from being a nice-to- have to a must-
have for businesses of all sizes. The future of marketing analytics is promising. Our report is your backstage pass to the marketing world's next act.
Let's talk about what's on the menu. We're serving you the current state of marketing analytics, a tantalizing sneak peek into the not-so- distant future of
marketing analytics, and the hottest trends that'll be sizzling in 2024. But that's not all – we've got a side order of marketing investments to compare this
year and next, just to spice things up.
Let’s do this!
03

4. Businesses across different industries are
splashing their cash into marketing
analytics to uncover those golden
nuggets of insight and ride the wave of
data-driven decisions. Let’s talk about five
important reasons why businesses jump
on the marketing analytics bandwagon.
Marketing analytics helps you extract the best return out of your budget. Here’s a quick look at what
portion of their budget are CMOs dedicating to marketing analytics and where they’re expecting to go
from here:
Chief marketing officers (CMOs) spend around 6.5% of their marketing budgets on
analytics.
Companies currently spend 6.7% of their
marketing budgets on analytics and expect
to spend 11.1% over the next three years
Over a billion dollars have been invested in 6.7%
6.5%
data analytics companies this year
Spending across marketing analytics and
data infrastructure is forecast to grow from
Spend by CMOsSpend by Companies
$22 billion in 2022 to $32 billion in 2026 in Expected Spend by Companies
the US, UK, and European Union.
Takeaway: CMOs that are devoting a significant amount of their budget toward
marketing analytics understand that the best way to improve their marketing
performance is by learning more about it and analyzing it to the most granular level.
1. Money Talks
The Current
State of Marketing
Analytics
01
04
1
1
.
1
%

5. 28% 49% 67%
of marketers say their marketing
analytics data helps them to measure
the performance of their campaigns
more effectively.
of marketers use data analytics to
enhance customer experience.
stated that they are constantly looking
for ways to become more advanced
with their use of data.
With marketing analytics in your corner, you can measure the success (or failure) of your efforts, identify what's working, and optimize like a pro. Here’s a quick
look at how marketing analytics is contributing to marketers’ lives globally:
Takeaway: Marketing analytics is an effective instrument for making more intelligent decisions when strategizing for and executing marketing campaigns.
2. Performance Measurement is the Name of the Game
05

6. With marketing analytics, you can safely say goodbye to wasted resources and actually witness maximum ROI. Here’s a quick look at what marketers are doing with
marketing analytics and how they’re utilizing it:
Check out what the statistical picture looks like:
54% of companies that extensively use marketing analytics
What are the PRIMARY OBJECTIVES of a strategy for
end up with higher profits than averageusing data to make decisions?
Nearly one-third (32%) of marketers surveyed by Ascend2
Increasing customer loyalty46%
report that a strategy is planned to have unified marketing Increasing conversion rates43%
data and 45% are already operating with a strategy in placeOptimizing customer journey42%
Marketers use marketing analytics for several immediate Increasing content engagement35%
Defining appropriate channels28%
benefits and long-term gains, be it to optimize the customer
Eliminating ad waste21%
journey, eliminate ad waste, improve attribution, or increase
Integrating disparate data16%
conversion rates and customer loyalty.Improving multi-touch attribution11%
Takeaway: As marketing serves as a fundamental avenue for generating sales, it is logical to assume that enhancing your campaigns
would lead to an increase in revenue as well. Analytics empowers you to establish a self-perpetuating sales cycle by enabling you to
generate sales, collect data from those sales, enhance your marketing strategies, and subsequently drive further sales.
3. The Usage Showdown
06

7. 07
With marketing analytics, you have solid evidence to back up your strategies, convince stakeholders, and push for those genius ideas that are poised
to take your brand presence to the next level. Adverity wanted to find out whether or not marketing teams are actually using the data from marketing
analytics to improve their campaigns. Here’s what they found:
Takeaway: By basing your marketing decisions on data-driven insights, you can expect significantly improved outcomes compared to alternative
approaches.
4. Decision-Making Gets a Facelift
61% 63% 66% 61%
of marketers said that they regularly
test hypotheses and let the results
guide their marketing strategy.
of marketers said that they make
strategic marketing decisions based on
objective data.
stated that they are constantly looking
for ways to become more advanced
with their use of data.
of marketers said that they closely
monitor the performance of marketing
campaigns, adjust in real time, and
optimize on the fly.

8. 08
You can only do so much manually, you need the right tools to understand the wealth of data at your disposal. Automating analytics
and reporting saves time, is more accurate, and enables you to focus on improving results. Here's a quick look at why having the right
marketing analytics technology can significantly increase campaign quality:
Marketers who use five or more tools in a marketing analytics stack are 39% more likely to see overall marketing campaign
improvement
The global marketing analytics software market was valued at $3.9 billion in 2021
The global marketing analytics software market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 14.8% from 2020 to 2027 to
reach USD 7.43 billion by 2027
North America dominated the marketing analytics software market with a share of 46.21% in 2019.
Takeaway: Using the right tools enables you to gather a greater volume of data, derive more insightful conclusions, and make
superior marketing decisions. The abundance of available data directly contributes to the effectiveness of your marketing
analytics.
Even though these advantages are hard to ignore, the majority of businesses often fail to capitalize on them. The primary culprit? The
daunting challenge of demonstrating return on investment (ROI).
5. The Technology Phenomenon

9. 09
Takeaway: If you'd like to dig deeper into the state of marketing analytics 2023 - the trends, challenges, and breakthroughs that are
shaping the field right now, check out the complete report.
Proving that tricky marketing ROI isn't a stroll in the park, folks. It's a real challenge. Wrangling those numbers and providing concrete evidence of
how your marketing efforts directly impact your bottom line, in other words, the actual cash your marketing brings in.
But that's not all – tracking and attributing conversions
across all those different channels and touchpoints can be
a bit like navigating a labyrinth. Let's dive into the top
challenges that CMOs often grapple with when they're on
the ROI quest.
Top Challenges for Proving Marketing ROI
Attributing social and content to revenue
Aligning KPIs with overall business goals
Attributing leads to revenue
Collecting the right data
Determining the right KPIs to measure
Analyzing the data
48.89%
46.67%
45.00%
41.67%
33.33%
71.11%

10. The world of marketing is evolving faster
than ever, and the role of analytics is
expanding right alongside it. So, what
does the future look like for marketing
analytics?
As technology continues to advance,
those who harness the full potential of
marketing analytics will be at the forefront
of the industry, making informed decisions
that drive business success. It's going to
be a thrilling data-driven drive. Here goes.
Generative AI is like the marketing assistant you've always dreamed of. It has the power to analyze
tons of your marketing data, understand customer behaviors, and churn out content that's
personalized, engaging, and spot on. The result? Marketing campaigns that are not just data-driven,
but also human-centric.
We have access to a wealth of data about potential customers for analysis and there has long been a
challenge in personalizing initial marketing outreach on a large scale. Generative AI solves these
challenges and there's cautious optimism across the board among marketing leaders regarding
generative AI.
Check out this survey by McKinsey & Company that tells the whole story of generative AI in
marketing.
1. Generative AI Will Shape the Future of Marketing Data
The Future
of Marketing
Analytics in 2024
02
10

11. 11
Commercial leaders are cautiously optimistic about gen Al use cases, anticipating moderate to significant impact.
Estimated impact of use cases, % respondents answering "significant" or "very significant"
Lead identification(real time, based on customer trends)
Marketing optimization(A/B testing, SEO strategies)
Personalized outreach (chatbots, virtual assistants)
Dynamic content (websites, marketing collateral)
Up/cross-selling recs(via usage patterns, support tickets)
Success analytics (continuous chum modeling)
Marketing analylics (dynamic audience targeting)
Dynamic customer-journey mapping (identifying critical touchpoints)
Automated marketing workflows (nurturing campaigns)35
Sales analytics (predictive pricing, negotiation)30
Sales coaching (hyper-personalized training)25
45
45
45
55
53
50
50
60
Takeaway: Navigating marketing data coupled with generative AI requires dedication, a thirst for data-driven brilliance, and a solid grasp of
what makes your audience tick. The future promises even sharper predictions, the agility to adjust on the fly, and tailor-made experiences in
real time.

12. Third-party cookies—those tiny bits of data that have been trailing us around the internet, offering us personalized ads—are on their way out. But it's not the end of
personalized marketing as we know it. In fact, it's a new beginning—say hello to first-party data!
It's the information that you collect directly from your customers. Think purchase history, website interactions, and subscription details. This data is
willingly shared by your audience and it's far more reliable and accurate.
With this inevitable cookie apocalypse, marketers are now increasing their spending on
first-party data. Check out what sources of data collection businesses will be focusing
on and by how much.
Takeaway: With first-party data, you're in control. Your customers trust you
with their information, and you can be transparent about how you use it.
This is not just a change, it's an opportunity to connect with your audience
on a deeper level, enhance your marketing strategies, and ensure a
thriving future for your brand.
2. Au Revoir Cookies, Bonjour First-Party Data
12
35%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
28.5%
24.5%
22%
16%
8.5%
0.5%
Email
Address
Publisher
first-party
Data
Universal ID There will
not be a like-
for-like
alternative
Phone
number
Other
Share
of
respondents

13. Profitability metrics, often referred to as profitability ratios or financial performance indicators, help businesses measure their ability to generate
profits relative to various aspects of their operations. These metrics provide a quantitative assessment of a company's financial health, offering
valuable insights into how efficiently a company is operating and how effectively it is converting revenues into profits.
The key profitability metrics are Gross Profit Margin, Operating Profit Margin, Net Profit Margin, Return on Assets (ROA), and Return on Equity (ROE).
These metrics enable businesses to assess their performance over time, helping management make informed decisions about strategy, resource
allocation, and potential areas for improvement. Moreover, investors rely on profitability metrics to assess a company's financial health and future
potential. Strong profitability metrics can attract investment and enhance shareholder trust.
3. Profitability Metrics Will Reign Supreme
13

14. 14
Here are some numbers that make the case for profitability metrics:
Takeaway: Profitability metrics help you navigate the turbulent seas of business by providing a clear picture of how much money your
company is making. But they're not all about chasing money. They also help you understand your customers better, enhance your
product offerings, and optimize your processes.
Nearly 30%
of small businesses fail in the
first two years, while 50% fail in
the first five years, owing to
the lack of utilization of
profitability metrics.
77%
of marketers in the United
States used profitability metrics
to measure their marketing
campaigns' ROI.
44%
of companies use ROI to
evaluate the performance of
their marketing investments,
emphasizing the significance of
profitability metrics in
marketing.

15. It's not just about collecting data anymore, it's about making sense of it and doing so in real time. Real-time data analytics lets you make decisions on the fly,
whether you're optimizing your website for user experience or managing supply chain disruptions.
In the age of instant gratification, customers appreciate businesses that respond promptly. Real-time analytics help you provide better customer service, tailor
marketing campaigns, and make adjustments in real time.
They also enable you to mitigate risks as they arise, rather than after the damage is done. In their annual State of Data Race Report, Datastax surveyed a significant
number of businesses and found out the top five real-time use cases for data leaders.
4. Real-Time Data Analytics for the Win
15

16. 16
Here's a look.:
Takeaway: Real-time data analytics isn't just a tool, it's a stylish, data-powered way to navigate the fast-paced, data-centric world we live in.
It's about being proactive, responsive, and staying ahead of the curve by leveraging real-time insights.
The top three real-time data use cases for data leaders
More likely to use real-time data
for customer personalization
More likely to use real-time data
for chatbots/messaging
Compared to the average respondent, data leaders are:
More likely to use real-time data
for payments/ processing
16% 15% 13%

17. The role of data producers is to ensure that data is collected accurately, securely, and ethically. This data serves as the foundation for data-driven
insights and decision-making. Data users are individuals, organizations, or systems that consume, analyze, and derive insights from the data
provided by data producers. Their goal is to extract meaningful information, gain insights, and transform raw data into actionable knowledge.
The process of transferring data from producers to users is a 'data handshake', a digital agreement where data is shared, received, and used for
various purposes. Effective data handshakes create a symbiotic relationship where both parties benefit. Data producers gain insights into the utility
of their data, enabling them to improve data collection methods. Data users, on the other hand, gain access to valuable information that informs
their actions and decisions.
In one of their surveys, Experian found out how businesses across different industries value data quality and accuracy.
5. Data Handshakes Between Producers & Users Will Be in the Limelight
17

18. 18
Take a look.
Takeaway: Data quality and accuracy are indispensable in the data-driven landscape of today and the future. It's all about making sure the
data you're working with is reliable and trustworthy.
99%
Data quality statistics for industries
98% 83%
69%
More likely to use real-time data
for location/logistics
More likely to use real-time data
for location/logistics
More likely to use real-time data
for location/logistics
More likely to use real-time data
for location/logistics

19. In 2023, marketing investments saw some
exciting trends. We witnessed a growing
emphasis on digital marketing, with social
media advertising, influencer marketing,
and content marketing continuing to steal
the spotlight.
So, what's changing as we leap into 2024? Marketers are digging deep into customer data to
understand their preferences, behaviors, and desires. This level of personalization not only keeps
customers engaged but also boosts conversion rates.
Moreover, emerging technologies like AI and machine learning are becoming more accessible and
affordable. They're no longer just for the marketing giants. Smaller businesses are getting in on the
action, using AI to analyze customer data, predict trends, and automate processes.
Lastly, sustainability and social responsibility are at the forefront. Consumers are looking beyond the
product or service – they're interested in the values and ethics of the brands they support. Marketing
investments in 2024 will continue to focus on transparent and ethical business practices.
While this may be a common sentiment, we dug deeper and uncovered a research by
Web FX. In this research, business executives were surveyed - those who plan on increasing their
budgets in 2024 and those who plan on decreasing them and why.
Marketing
Investments
in 2024 vs 2023:
The Changing
Landscape
03
19

20. The Forces Behind the Marketing Investment Upswing
What Does This Mean for Businesses?
20
Despite how fickle the economy has been, a solid 59% of
business leaders noticed some serious business growth in
2023. That got them all fired up to keep their marketing
engines running at full tilt in 2024.
56% of these business leaders are throwing more cash into
their digital marketing efforts. Why? Well, because they're
seeing more bang for their buck. Their return on investment
(ROI) is looking sweeter than ever.
And that's not all – 55% of these savvy leaders are going all-in
on new tools and cool channels. They're diving into stuff like AI,
ML, LLMs, etc, exploring uncharted waters to keep their
marketing game strong.
0.8%
14.7%
Factors Impacting Increased Digital Marketing Investment
59.8%
56%
55.6%
Overall business growth requires a larger
digital marketing budget
Seeing increased digital marketing ROI
Investments in new
digital marketing tools like Al
Previously cut digital marketing spend and
lost sales/revenue, so re-investing in 2024
Other

21. 21
The Forces Behind the Marketing Investment Downswing
What Does This Mean for Businesses?
Factors Impacting Decreased Digital Marketing InvestmentIt's not surprising that a whopping 66% of business leaders are
tightening their belts when it comes to their 2024 marketing
Economic shifts66.7%budget. Economic changes and the looming uncertainty have
folks rethinking their game plan.
Not seeing ROl from digital marketing30.3%
In a world where some are ramping up while others are
dialing it down due to economic unpredictability, what's the
Not getting executive approval for
27.3%
digital marketing budgetsmart move for planning your 2024 marketing budget?
Investing in non-digital
27.3%
marketing channelsThe answer? Keep that marketing engine humming, even
when the financial waters get a bit choppy. Waiting for the
Other3%storm to pass and hitting the 'off' switch on your marketing
efforts might sound like a good idea, but it's tough to time it
right, and frankly, it's not the most effective strategy.
Those who keep their marketing investments flowing actually build a strong foundation, gather valuable insights, connect with more customers, and
accumulate more data. All of this positions them to reap significant rewards when the market stabilizes and the tide turns in their favor.

22. 22
Accurately Measure Return on Marketing Investmen
Easily Integrate Multiple Platform
Standardize & Enrich Campaign Dat
Measure Marketing Effectiveness Down to the Keyword-Leve Get
a 360° View of Marketing Touchpoint
Lead to Account Matching in Salesforce
Marketing analytics isn't just a bunch of cold, hard numbers. It's the key to understanding your customers better and creating marketing strategies that truly resonate.
Marketing analytics in 2024 and beyond will be about having conversations with your data, using AI as your trusty sidekick, and wowing your audience with
personalized experiences.
The road ahead for marketing analytics is looking pretty darn sunny, that's for sure. But handling and digging through all that marketing data can be a real head-
scratcher.
That's where marketing analytics tools step in. When you bring a robust, no-fuss platform like DiGGrowth into the mix, it can seriously supercharge your marketing
analytics game and hand you some game-changing insights that'll steer you straight toward success.
Here's what you can do with DiGGrowth
The Bottom Line

23. 23
Because there’s ZERO upfront cos
Because you get a FREE assessment & implementatio
Because you pay ONLY once you love what you see
The platform also comes with a mighty plus one - a team of marketing science experts to make it as simple as ‘plug-and-play’ for you.
You've got to see it to believe it. Get a 1:1 demo for DiGGrowth to explore how you can unlock the full potential of your marketing data, paving the way for greater
marketing success and growth.
Why It’s Easy to Choose DiGGrowth?
Explore DiGGrowth For Free

24. This report uses references and data from the following sources:
Web FX, Business2Community, Ascend2, Adverity, McKinsey & Company, OpenSense Labs, Datastax, American
Marketing Association, Nielsen, Small Business Association
Feel Free to Contact us
8425 NE 22nd Pl, Clyde Hill, WA 98004
+1 425 389 6118
info@DiGGrowth.com
www.diggrowth.com