Data science employs techniques from many fields including mathematics, statistics, computer science, and information science. Data scientists use a scientific approach to analyze big data and identify patterns to predict future outcomes and guide decision making. Examples of data science applications include predicting flu outbreaks, ranking web pages, targeting online ads, and optimizing email campaigns. Data science skills in high demand include SQL, Python, R, machine learning, and statistical analysis.
Using modern intent data to uncover your best oppsClearbit
Intent data unearths leads who are most engaged that you might not even know about yet and gives you the context to get your timing and personalization right.
Learn how you can find and act on high-intent prospects.
New madison ave marketing playbook - big data (overview)New Madison Ave
This document provides an overview of a book titled "The Marketing Technology Playbook – Big Data". The book aims to demystify technology for non-technical marketers and help both marketers and IT professionals be successful with marketing big data technologies. It contains 4 chapters that cover innovative uses of big data, an overview of big data technologies and how they work together, challenges of managing big data projects, and a framework to help marketers organize their thoughts on big data initiatives. The author, Edward Cannon, is an experienced CIO who founded a marketing technology consultancy and has a broad understanding of marketing from different perspectives.
The foundation of any strong relationship is ongoing trust and good communication, including the connection between corporations and consumers. When companies focus on customer relationships, their goal must be mutually beneficial: satisfied clients who are happy to keep doing business with the brand. This win-win scenario only happens when they join forces.
Consumers are invited by the company to opt-in to share their location, preferences, suggestions, experiences, and behaviors. Through this data collection, marketers can deliver value back to the customer, such as through rewards, targeted offers, relevant advertisements, and product and service improvements. Just as strong relationships with family and friends take an ongoing commitment, brand-consumer relationships also require a constant nurturing process.
How can brands work with their customers to form long-lasting, mutually beneficial, and deeper relationships? Join our panel of experts and us on a live webinar as we discuss:
· The importance of inviting consumers to share from the start
· Gathering and managing customer data on an individual level
· Progressing successfully through the stages of brand-consumer intimacy
· Creating key performance indicators (KPIs) around consumers
· Maintaining consumer loyalty in the crowded marketplace
· Consumer data protection that suits both company and customer
This document discusses how small businesses can benefit from analyzing big data. It defines big data as large volumes of data from various sources that are created quickly. While big data was once only for large companies, small businesses already have customer data from their website, social media, emails, and CRM that can be analyzed. The document provides examples of how small businesses can use big data for social listening, customer service, and trends/forecasting. It then offers advice on getting started with big data solutions, including using CRM software and analytics tools, and introduces Tabor Consulting as a provider that can help small businesses with big data needs.
Using Content to Build Brand Loyalty & Consumer Trust – Luke Knight4Ps Marketing
Content should be a key focus in your marketing plan, whether this is in the form of blogs, articles, video or other imagery. Using this content and distributing it in the right place, at the right time, to the right audience is key in building that essential trust between brand and consumer and will, in time, grow your sales. Digital Strategist Luke Knight will be discussing how to build this consumer-brand relationship through a good content strategy.
Data science employs techniques from many fields including mathematics, statistics, computer science, and information science. Data scientists use a scientific approach to analyze big data and identify patterns to predict future outcomes and guide decision making. Examples of data science applications include predicting flu outbreaks, ranking web pages, targeting online ads, and optimizing email campaigns. Data science skills in high demand include SQL, Python, R, machine learning, and statistical analysis.
Using modern intent data to uncover your best oppsClearbit
Intent data unearths leads who are most engaged that you might not even know about yet and gives you the context to get your timing and personalization right.
Learn how you can find and act on high-intent prospects.
New madison ave marketing playbook - big data (overview)New Madison Ave
This document provides an overview of a book titled "The Marketing Technology Playbook – Big Data". The book aims to demystify technology for non-technical marketers and help both marketers and IT professionals be successful with marketing big data technologies. It contains 4 chapters that cover innovative uses of big data, an overview of big data technologies and how they work together, challenges of managing big data projects, and a framework to help marketers organize their thoughts on big data initiatives. The author, Edward Cannon, is an experienced CIO who founded a marketing technology consultancy and has a broad understanding of marketing from different perspectives.
The foundation of any strong relationship is ongoing trust and good communication, including the connection between corporations and consumers. When companies focus on customer relationships, their goal must be mutually beneficial: satisfied clients who are happy to keep doing business with the brand. This win-win scenario only happens when they join forces.
Consumers are invited by the company to opt-in to share their location, preferences, suggestions, experiences, and behaviors. Through this data collection, marketers can deliver value back to the customer, such as through rewards, targeted offers, relevant advertisements, and product and service improvements. Just as strong relationships with family and friends take an ongoing commitment, brand-consumer relationships also require a constant nurturing process.
How can brands work with their customers to form long-lasting, mutually beneficial, and deeper relationships? Join our panel of experts and us on a live webinar as we discuss:
· The importance of inviting consumers to share from the start
· Gathering and managing customer data on an individual level
· Progressing successfully through the stages of brand-consumer intimacy
· Creating key performance indicators (KPIs) around consumers
· Maintaining consumer loyalty in the crowded marketplace
· Consumer data protection that suits both company and customer
This document discusses how small businesses can benefit from analyzing big data. It defines big data as large volumes of data from various sources that are created quickly. While big data was once only for large companies, small businesses already have customer data from their website, social media, emails, and CRM that can be analyzed. The document provides examples of how small businesses can use big data for social listening, customer service, and trends/forecasting. It then offers advice on getting started with big data solutions, including using CRM software and analytics tools, and introduces Tabor Consulting as a provider that can help small businesses with big data needs.
Using Content to Build Brand Loyalty & Consumer Trust – Luke Knight4Ps Marketing
Content should be a key focus in your marketing plan, whether this is in the form of blogs, articles, video or other imagery. Using this content and distributing it in the right place, at the right time, to the right audience is key in building that essential trust between brand and consumer and will, in time, grow your sales. Digital Strategist Luke Knight will be discussing how to build this consumer-brand relationship through a good content strategy.
"I know half of the money I spend is wasted…trouble is I don’t know which half!"
If you feel this quote might correspond with the situation you're in, you should ask the following question:
How to retain your best customers and acquire the new ones without more effectively?
This presentation will answer your questions and show you how to use your data for personalized and more efficient marketing campaigns.
Futurelytics is an easy-to-use affordable retention automation platform for leveraging customer behavior by personalized data-driven marketing campaigns.
2018 Seattle Localogy: What to Expect from AI & the Automation of Digital Mar...Localogy
AI is being applied today through natural language processing, computer vision, prediction, and other techniques. Microsoft is applying AI across its products and platforms, including Bing, to enhance capabilities like search, targeting, personalization, and optimization. The future of AI includes more visual, voice, and conversational interactions as well as location-aware, personalized, and screen-less experiences enabled by technologies like bots, assistants, and IoT.
This document summarizes a presentation about content marketing strategies. The presentation was given by Peggy Winton from AIIM and Christie Gunden from Brightfind and focused on how to develop an effective content marketing plan. They discussed defining customer personas, creating a content taxonomy, assessing current content, developing new content for personas, automating content distribution, and using metrics to track goals and measure results. They provided examples from their own organizations and emphasized focusing content on helping customers rather than just marketing.
This document discusses the adoption of algorithmic marketing models based on analyzing customer behavior data. It notes that digitization has created an enabling environment with huge data storage capabilities and tools to extract value from data. Marketers are excited by the real-time actionability and apparent cause-and-effect visibility of behavioral data. However, it questions whether decisions based solely on past behavior can drive future behavior in a sustainable way. It argues that competitive advantage will revert to those who creatively synthesize all forms of data, not just behavioral data. The new market research needs superior attitude-behavior linkages and micro-context data to tell effective stories through probabilistic and user-centered mechanisms.
This document provides a recipe for effective content marketing that drives customer engagement. It discusses how marketing is becoming more data-driven and customer-centric. The recipe involves defining customer personas, developing a content taxonomy around what personas find valuable, auditing existing content and creating new content targeted to personas. It also involves mapping content to the customer journey, automating content processes, measuring social return on investment, consolidating reporting, and focusing efforts on engaging customers with helpful content to nurture them toward purchases. The key is matching customers to the right content.
WYZ is a dialogue marketing agency, specialized in 1:1 communication. We converting the contact between brands and consumers into a valuable dialogue.
https://wyz.be
Webinar: Building a Data-Driven, Customer Focused BusinessLinkedIn
The document discusses how organizations are using data to boost their marketing performance. It provides examples of how A/B testing helped a campaign raise an extra $60 million and how predictive analytics was used to target prospects most likely to buy. It also discusses how one organization used data to bridge the gap between marketing and sales. The document advocates determining what is known about customers, starting small with data-driven tests, investing in technology and analytics tools, hiring the right data-oriented people, and testing and measuring marketing contributions to prove value.
The document discusses the future of marketing research. It predicts that mobile, DIY marketing, marketing science, commoditization, neuroscience, and memetics will be important trends in 2014 and beyond. The document also discusses various dichotomies in marketing research, including structured vs unstructured data, big data vs small data, measurement vs understanding, individual vs collective, evidence vs intuition, industry vs guild, rear view explanation vs windshield prediction, bivalence vs multi-valence, strategy vs execution, science vs art, content vs context, quantitative vs qualitative methods, wisdom vs algorithm. The overall message is that marketers will need to develop "bivalent unconscious competence" and embrace bivalence to make effective business decisions
It’s predicted that, by 2020, 85% of customers will manage their relationships without talking to a person*. But that doesn't mean marketing automation has to be robotic.
Marketing automation is just a very cold term for the very warm notion of making marketing more people friendly. New tools and techniques have evolved to meet consumer demand for a more personalized journey through the buying process, which in turn can increase revenues and shorten sales cycles.
This interactive session will explore the human side of marketing automation and help you properly deploy this technology—whether you're already using it, evaluating platforms or just getting started.
How to Understand Your Customer Better with the Right Data and ToolsRBA
Today, with so many tools for marketers, it's hard to know which ones will give you the right data and insight to make the right decisions. Wouldn’t it be great if everything you wanted to know about your customer was in a single system? RBA’s Eric Raarup and Bob Lam presented on this topic at the Integrated Marketing Summit in Minneapolis.
Digital Marketing is a unique way to reach out to customers, have conversations with them and engage with them. As a career field, this has ample scope for career growth.
SOCOTO is a social analytics platform that blends social influence, analytics, search, and semantics to understand consumer behavior in real-time and provide insights to brands. It listens to social media conversations, thinks to derive insights, and predicts future trends. The platform helps brands engage, energize, and enrich connected consumers through semantic social search, influence and interest graphs, and real-time recommendations. It processes huge amounts of big, fast, and complex social data to provide signals and knowledge to empower brands through social media.
This document summarizes a case study where a weather app wanted to increase app installs without increasing budget. They leveraged audience analytics from multiple platforms to identify top performing user cohorts interested in reality TV and video games. They created targeted Facebook and Instagram campaigns with aligned creative for these interests, optimizing for app install events. Expanding these campaigns across networks and objectives led to an 18% decrease in cost per install and a 10% increase in monthly active users. The key learnings were to utilize various analytics, trust the data insights, align internal teams, and think in terms of multi-channel campaigns rather than single channels.
Online consumers expect relevant content, but don’t always get it. In fact, producing engaging content is the number one challenge cited by marketers today.
To attract online consumers to your site, you need to focus on topics that speak to their specific needs. But it’s easier said than done. Google’s algorithms are constantly changing. Search intent, rather than keywords, has become a critical ranking factor on SERPs. It’s difficult to understand consumer search intent well enough to deliver the right content in the moments that matter.
Leverage the data at hand to identify the micro-moments and align content strategies across the different buying cycles in the customers’ journey by identifying their intent to connect to your customers in that ZMOT.
Multi Channel-Marketing for Event PlannersMichael Doane
This presentation explores ways to engage attendees using various marketing channels, how to overcome obstacles in promoting technology and activities at events, and specific examples of best practices and applications. Attendees will walk away with an understanding of today’s most meaningful marketing channels and best ways to apply these to their meetings and conferences.
Learning Objectives:
Understand available marketing channels and which channels are relevant to their attendees and members.
Develop a marketing strategy for promoting technology and activities at their events.
Launch a multi-channel marketing campaign with consistent messaging across various platforms.
The Intelligent Website Marketing RevolutionBrent Bice
In this presentation we explore three basic principals of content marketing and provide action items for getting started. We also discuss Drupal, the content management system LevelTen uses to get the most from our marketing efforts.
This presentation will help you get started on the road to implementing effective digital marketing campaigns for your company.The presentation covers principles and processes as well as the tools and techniques to implement a digital marketing strategy. This presentation will help you harness the power of digital marketing as a core driver of marketing strategy for your organisation.
Presented as the introduction to Digital Book World/Publishers Launch/F+W Media's "Modern Marketing" Expo in NYC on 9/26/13. It's brief, intended to wake us all up, and frame the day.
Opticon 2015-The 21st Century Marketing Stack & TeamOptimizely
Featuring speakers from 99Designs, Demandbase, Hipmunk, Optimizely
Pam Webber, CMO, 99Designs
Philip Hollrah, VP, Product Marketing, Demandbase
Roxy Young, VP Marketing, Hipmunk
Jessie Becker, CMO, Optimizely
Looking through the executive lens, we will discuss the 21st century marketing landscape, and how marketing leaders evaluate their tool stack and team. What are the most important pieces to have in place? Which teams are indispensable and what data needs to be collected? How does experience optimization fit into your digital marketing landscape, and what does the future hold?
MarTech 2017 - CMG's Agile Marketing in the EnterpriseCMG Partners
[Presentation from MarTech 2017] The job of the marketing leader has never been more challenging and complex. We head 24/7, always-on, revenue-generating machines. But success in today's rapidly-changing environment requires new capabilities, new organizational structures, and new operations to enable greater adaptability, learning, speed, and ultimately, market impact. In other words, marketers must be agile.
In this session, CMG Parter, Russ Lange, Level 3 North America Marketing VP, Gavin McKelvey, and Mozilla Senior Director of Marketing Operations, Chad Weiner, share insights you can use to scale Agile Marketing.
"I know half of the money I spend is wasted…trouble is I don’t know which half!"
If you feel this quote might correspond with the situation you're in, you should ask the following question:
How to retain your best customers and acquire the new ones without more effectively?
This presentation will answer your questions and show you how to use your data for personalized and more efficient marketing campaigns.
Futurelytics is an easy-to-use affordable retention automation platform for leveraging customer behavior by personalized data-driven marketing campaigns.
2018 Seattle Localogy: What to Expect from AI & the Automation of Digital Mar...Localogy
AI is being applied today through natural language processing, computer vision, prediction, and other techniques. Microsoft is applying AI across its products and platforms, including Bing, to enhance capabilities like search, targeting, personalization, and optimization. The future of AI includes more visual, voice, and conversational interactions as well as location-aware, personalized, and screen-less experiences enabled by technologies like bots, assistants, and IoT.
This document summarizes a presentation about content marketing strategies. The presentation was given by Peggy Winton from AIIM and Christie Gunden from Brightfind and focused on how to develop an effective content marketing plan. They discussed defining customer personas, creating a content taxonomy, assessing current content, developing new content for personas, automating content distribution, and using metrics to track goals and measure results. They provided examples from their own organizations and emphasized focusing content on helping customers rather than just marketing.
This document discusses the adoption of algorithmic marketing models based on analyzing customer behavior data. It notes that digitization has created an enabling environment with huge data storage capabilities and tools to extract value from data. Marketers are excited by the real-time actionability and apparent cause-and-effect visibility of behavioral data. However, it questions whether decisions based solely on past behavior can drive future behavior in a sustainable way. It argues that competitive advantage will revert to those who creatively synthesize all forms of data, not just behavioral data. The new market research needs superior attitude-behavior linkages and micro-context data to tell effective stories through probabilistic and user-centered mechanisms.
This document provides a recipe for effective content marketing that drives customer engagement. It discusses how marketing is becoming more data-driven and customer-centric. The recipe involves defining customer personas, developing a content taxonomy around what personas find valuable, auditing existing content and creating new content targeted to personas. It also involves mapping content to the customer journey, automating content processes, measuring social return on investment, consolidating reporting, and focusing efforts on engaging customers with helpful content to nurture them toward purchases. The key is matching customers to the right content.
WYZ is a dialogue marketing agency, specialized in 1:1 communication. We converting the contact between brands and consumers into a valuable dialogue.
https://wyz.be
Webinar: Building a Data-Driven, Customer Focused BusinessLinkedIn
The document discusses how organizations are using data to boost their marketing performance. It provides examples of how A/B testing helped a campaign raise an extra $60 million and how predictive analytics was used to target prospects most likely to buy. It also discusses how one organization used data to bridge the gap between marketing and sales. The document advocates determining what is known about customers, starting small with data-driven tests, investing in technology and analytics tools, hiring the right data-oriented people, and testing and measuring marketing contributions to prove value.
The document discusses the future of marketing research. It predicts that mobile, DIY marketing, marketing science, commoditization, neuroscience, and memetics will be important trends in 2014 and beyond. The document also discusses various dichotomies in marketing research, including structured vs unstructured data, big data vs small data, measurement vs understanding, individual vs collective, evidence vs intuition, industry vs guild, rear view explanation vs windshield prediction, bivalence vs multi-valence, strategy vs execution, science vs art, content vs context, quantitative vs qualitative methods, wisdom vs algorithm. The overall message is that marketers will need to develop "bivalent unconscious competence" and embrace bivalence to make effective business decisions
It’s predicted that, by 2020, 85% of customers will manage their relationships without talking to a person*. But that doesn't mean marketing automation has to be robotic.
Marketing automation is just a very cold term for the very warm notion of making marketing more people friendly. New tools and techniques have evolved to meet consumer demand for a more personalized journey through the buying process, which in turn can increase revenues and shorten sales cycles.
This interactive session will explore the human side of marketing automation and help you properly deploy this technology—whether you're already using it, evaluating platforms or just getting started.
How to Understand Your Customer Better with the Right Data and ToolsRBA
Today, with so many tools for marketers, it's hard to know which ones will give you the right data and insight to make the right decisions. Wouldn’t it be great if everything you wanted to know about your customer was in a single system? RBA’s Eric Raarup and Bob Lam presented on this topic at the Integrated Marketing Summit in Minneapolis.
Digital Marketing is a unique way to reach out to customers, have conversations with them and engage with them. As a career field, this has ample scope for career growth.
SOCOTO is a social analytics platform that blends social influence, analytics, search, and semantics to understand consumer behavior in real-time and provide insights to brands. It listens to social media conversations, thinks to derive insights, and predicts future trends. The platform helps brands engage, energize, and enrich connected consumers through semantic social search, influence and interest graphs, and real-time recommendations. It processes huge amounts of big, fast, and complex social data to provide signals and knowledge to empower brands through social media.
This document summarizes a case study where a weather app wanted to increase app installs without increasing budget. They leveraged audience analytics from multiple platforms to identify top performing user cohorts interested in reality TV and video games. They created targeted Facebook and Instagram campaigns with aligned creative for these interests, optimizing for app install events. Expanding these campaigns across networks and objectives led to an 18% decrease in cost per install and a 10% increase in monthly active users. The key learnings were to utilize various analytics, trust the data insights, align internal teams, and think in terms of multi-channel campaigns rather than single channels.
Online consumers expect relevant content, but don’t always get it. In fact, producing engaging content is the number one challenge cited by marketers today.
To attract online consumers to your site, you need to focus on topics that speak to their specific needs. But it’s easier said than done. Google’s algorithms are constantly changing. Search intent, rather than keywords, has become a critical ranking factor on SERPs. It’s difficult to understand consumer search intent well enough to deliver the right content in the moments that matter.
Leverage the data at hand to identify the micro-moments and align content strategies across the different buying cycles in the customers’ journey by identifying their intent to connect to your customers in that ZMOT.
Multi Channel-Marketing for Event PlannersMichael Doane
This presentation explores ways to engage attendees using various marketing channels, how to overcome obstacles in promoting technology and activities at events, and specific examples of best practices and applications. Attendees will walk away with an understanding of today’s most meaningful marketing channels and best ways to apply these to their meetings and conferences.
Learning Objectives:
Understand available marketing channels and which channels are relevant to their attendees and members.
Develop a marketing strategy for promoting technology and activities at their events.
Launch a multi-channel marketing campaign with consistent messaging across various platforms.
The Intelligent Website Marketing RevolutionBrent Bice
In this presentation we explore three basic principals of content marketing and provide action items for getting started. We also discuss Drupal, the content management system LevelTen uses to get the most from our marketing efforts.
This presentation will help you get started on the road to implementing effective digital marketing campaigns for your company.The presentation covers principles and processes as well as the tools and techniques to implement a digital marketing strategy. This presentation will help you harness the power of digital marketing as a core driver of marketing strategy for your organisation.
Presented as the introduction to Digital Book World/Publishers Launch/F+W Media's "Modern Marketing" Expo in NYC on 9/26/13. It's brief, intended to wake us all up, and frame the day.
Opticon 2015-The 21st Century Marketing Stack & TeamOptimizely
Featuring speakers from 99Designs, Demandbase, Hipmunk, Optimizely
Pam Webber, CMO, 99Designs
Philip Hollrah, VP, Product Marketing, Demandbase
Roxy Young, VP Marketing, Hipmunk
Jessie Becker, CMO, Optimizely
Looking through the executive lens, we will discuss the 21st century marketing landscape, and how marketing leaders evaluate their tool stack and team. What are the most important pieces to have in place? Which teams are indispensable and what data needs to be collected? How does experience optimization fit into your digital marketing landscape, and what does the future hold?
MarTech 2017 - CMG's Agile Marketing in the EnterpriseCMG Partners
[Presentation from MarTech 2017] The job of the marketing leader has never been more challenging and complex. We head 24/7, always-on, revenue-generating machines. But success in today's rapidly-changing environment requires new capabilities, new organizational structures, and new operations to enable greater adaptability, learning, speed, and ultimately, market impact. In other words, marketers must be agile.
In this session, CMG Parter, Russ Lange, Level 3 North America Marketing VP, Gavin McKelvey, and Mozilla Senior Director of Marketing Operations, Chad Weiner, share insights you can use to scale Agile Marketing.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on corporate communication given by Manish Parihar. It discusses key topics like the definition of communication and strategic communication. It introduces concepts like using communication to share corporate objectives and values. Specific frameworks and historical influences on corporate communication are presented. The roles of communication in building relationships and competitive advantage are covered.
Driving Market Impact by Operationalizing Agile MarketingCMG Partners
There's a difference between "doing Agile" and "BEING Agile" - we give case studies from our experience coaching enterprise companies through Agile Marketing adopting.
Top 10 training and development specialist interview questions and answerskerijom
The document provides resources for training and development specialist interviews, including interview questions, tips, and links to additional materials. Some of the key points include:
- Ten common interview questions for training and development specialist roles and detailed answers for each question.
- Additional useful materials and links related to interview preparation, including ebooks on interview questions and secrets to winning interviews.
- Tips for different types of interviews, sending thank you letters, researching the company, and asking questions of the interviewer.
- The document contains numerous links and resources for developing interview skills and preparing for a training and development specialist interview.
The structure of the Corporate CommunicationThomas Barat
This document outlines the structure and key components of corporate communication. It discusses internal communication, external communication, public relations, human relations, and marketing communications. It also summarizes the tools used in corporate communication, including publications, audiovisual media, personal communication, events, and mass communication. Reputation management is also examined, including how a corporation's reputation depends on its actions, what others think of it, and what is said about it.
Corporate communications involves managing internal and external communications to achieve business objectives. It includes functions like public relations, marketing communications, and internal communications. The goals are to position the organization, manage its reputation, and ensure employees and stakeholders are well-informed. Effective corporate communications requires understanding concepts like brand identity, corporate image, and stakeholder management. It also requires strong media relations, employee communications, and managing communications during crises.
Structuring for success - Developing a dynamic structure for your marketing t...B2B Marketing
With marketing evolving rapidly in response to adoption of emerging digital communication techniques and changing buyer behaviour, it's imperative that the skill set of the marketing function evolves too, to reflect this and to enable the brand to compete effectively in the digital age.
Furthermore, marketing must be able to concisely communicate and report on the value of what they are delivering for the organisation, to all departments and particularly to the board. Fresh from delivering Deloitte's Olympics sponsorship, brand and marketing director Annabel Pritchard will focus on how to build a marketing function that's fit for purpose and structured around delivering clear and measurable business benefits. This session will cover:
•Structuring the team - ensuring a dynamic mix of specialisms across the marketing function
•Managing and nurturing the marketing team - encouraging learning and skills development
•Raising the profile of marketing - reporting value to the Board and championing the value of marketing across the business.
Here are some key responsibilities and skills for a Product Manager vs Product Marketing Manager role:
Product Manager:
- Responsibilities: Define product requirements, ensure product gets developed on time and on budget, own product roadmap/strategy.
- Skills: Strong technical skills, able to understand customer needs and translate to technical requirements, able to manage cross-functional teams.
Product Marketing Manager:
- Responsibilities: Develop product marketing strategy and messaging, generate demand through campaigns, manage product launch.
- Skills: Strong marketing, communications and presentation skills, able to understand customer needs from a non-technical perspective, experience with demand generation and analytics.
The main differences are that the Product Manager role requires more
Modern marketing organizational structure @kaykas - jascha kaykas-wolffJascha Kaykas-Wolff
Organizational design and restructuring is not new. But, with the requirement to create data-driven marketing organizations and support marketers who show bottom line results more emphasis is being placed on marketing leaders to structure their teams and business in a way that is agile and impactful.
Reflecting on this, and doing some additional research of my own, I was struck by the lack of published material describing how one might go about building a marketing organization that addresses business challenges happening right now and most importantly that can drive results right now.
Over the past several years as I’ve been fortunate to lead marketing organizations for enterprise and mid-market businesses. During this time I’ve developed an organizational playbook that can scale to virtually any size of business, is highly adaptable, and has a proven track record for success.
Enclosed is the core framework for what I believe is an ideal composition for the modern marketing organization. I’m looking forward to your feedback. - Jascha
The document discusses different types of marketing organizations. It begins with introducing marketing and defining marketing organization. There are four main types discussed: functional, product, market-oriented, and customer-oriented. The functional type groups activities by function like marketing research or sales. The product type assigns product managers for specific products or groups. The market-oriented type serves large numbers of customers over a large territory. Finally, the customer-oriented type designates groups to focus on different customer classes like distributors or retailers.
HubSpot partnered with innovative executives from Forrester Research, Mindjet, Rue La La, Zendesk, Atlassian, and GitHub to bring you this look into modern-day marketing org structure. As inbound and digital change the way we market, we need to stay ahead in the way we organize our teams. In this report, each executive details their org chart and looks ahead to the future. You can also download each job description found in the report for your company to use!
The document provides an overview of the history and development of corporate communication as a field. It discusses key figures like Paul Garrett and Arthur Page who helped establish best practices. Early corporate communication focused on public relations within major companies. Over time, responsibilities expanded to include advertising, marketing, and issues management. The document also examines the roles, skills, and professional responsibilities involved in corporate communication today.
1) The document discusses how mid-sized companies can maximize the value of their customer data through data economics and mining big data. It provides questions for companies to assess their use of data and identifies challenges.
2) It recommends finding a data expert who can integrate a company's online and offline customer data and use external sources to better understand customers.
3) Answering the questions can help companies measure how effectively they use data and identify areas for improvement to increase marketing results.
Predictive marketing is a data-driven process that uses customer data to build predictive models and send personalized messages. It helps identify in-market buyers earlier, improve engagement over the customer lifecycle, and increase conversion rates. The document discusses how predictive marketing works, leveraging various data sources to send targeted messages. It also provides best practices such as starting small, testing predictive approaches, and maintaining human touch.
From Click Consult's Benchmark Search Conference 2018, Hilton Manchester Deansgate, 5th September. Presented by Ben Irons, Digital Director, notonthehighstreet.com.
Winstep marketing research and analytics 1.2Vinay Darp
Winstep provides integrated marketing solutions including marketing research, branding & events, and analytics services. It has 17 years of experience working with clients across diverse industries in India. The company collects and analyzes data to provide insights and recommendations to help clients make better business decisions. It offers various marketing research services including surveys, qualitative research, and data collection & management. Winstep also handles branding and event planning needs. Additionally, the company provides analytics solutions including market intelligence reports, marketing campaign analysis, and social media sentiment analysis using technologies like machine learning.
7 ways small businesses can use data to boost their business growthAtheethBelagode
Data For Business Growth
Hello all. In this article, I will be explaining to you all about how small businesses can use data to boost their business growth. I hope to give you a lot of insights and get all your queries solved.
Analytics and data play an important role in all businesses. I have never been a fan of metrics since childhood and always loved reading subjects that did not involve numbers. However, with time as I got into marketing and advertising, I realized the importance that data and analysis hold in every aspect of our lives.
This document provides an overview of urAD, a digital advertising firm based in Taiwan. In 3 sentences:
UrAD offers comprehensive digital marketing solutions including data analysis, image recognition, audience targeting, and campaign management. They help advertisers reach goals through strategic partnerships, data intelligence, and one-stop digital advertising services. The document includes case studies showing marketing successes for clients and ends by inviting the reader to work with urAD.
Training Taster: Leading the way to become a data-driven organizationGoDataDriven
The document discusses becoming a data-driven organization. It provides an overview of the value chain of data science and an analytics maturity journey. The value chain of data science shows how data can be measured, optimized, used to generate predictions and insights, and ultimately create value. It emphasizes starting with the desired value and working backwards to the necessary data. The analytics maturity journey outlines four phases - initialization, continuous experimentation, enterprise empowerment, and data democratization - with different focuses at each stage to build analytical capabilities and business adoption of data and analytics. Key roles in a minimal viable data science team are also outlined.
This presentation explores how you can use direct mail combined with telemarketing to “show up” and get the relationship-building and sales-generating conversations going with your best prospects. Three case studies will describe (1) good results, (2) phenomenal results, and (3) disappointing, but still useful results that area companies have achieved using this decidedly unhip, though highly effective prospecting method.
This guide provides small business owners with a jargon-free introduction to understanding social media and digital marketing strategies by explaining key concepts like setting goals and objectives, developing an online presence and voice, engaging customers through social tools and content, and measuring results. The document also warns of common mistakes like having the wrong tone of voice online and not measuring activities, and emphasizes listening to customers and creating value through digital engagement.
How Companies Turn Data Into Business ValueJamie Hribal
This document discusses how businesses can capture, combine, and turn data into actionable insights. It summarizes Umbric Data Services, a company that provides data solutions to help businesses harness data to improve strategies, operations, and revenue. The document outlines common misconceptions about big data, how to ask the right questions to examine customer value, and ways companies are using data analytics, including to find new customers, increase retention, improve service, manage marketing, and track social media.
Harnessing the power of content marketing finalsdgeorge3
The document discusses the key steps for an effective content marketing process:
1. Understand your business objectives and align marketing objectives to target audience needs through in-depth persona creation.
2. Map content creation to the customer thought journey to provide relevant information at each stage from learning to purchasing.
3. Repurpose long-form content into various shorter formats suitable for different owned, paid, and earned media channels like blogs, social media, and distribute through a process similar to a newspaper publisher.
The document discusses how data activation, using a data management platform (DMP), allows marketers to take customer data from various sources and integrate it across marketing channels like websites, CRM, social media, and more in order to personalize experiences for customers and prospects. Data activation provides benefits like improved targeting, personalization, and conversions compared to traditional data management approaches. Key uses of data activation include prospecting, retargeting, lookalike modeling, site personalization, dynamic creative optimization, and CRM messaging.
Market Awareness acts as a non-biased third party firm to apply a known methodology, to a lost prospect or existing project, to uncover critical intelligence on your company\'s true strengths and weaknesses.
Market Awareness acts as a non-biased third party firm to apply a known methodology, to a lost prospect or existing project, to uncover critical intelligence on your company\'s true strengths and weaknesses.
Market Awareness acts as a non-biased third party firm to apply a known methodology, to a lost prospect or existing project, to uncover critical intelligence on your company\'s true strengths and weaknesses.
Market Awareness acts as a non-biased third party firm to apply a known methodology, to a lost prospect or existing project, to uncover critical intelligence on your company\'s true strengths and weaknesses.
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This was presented in 2013 in a Social Media #Training for #Entrepreneurs and #Business Start ups. It's an introduction to using #Instagram as a #Marketing tool. I hope you find it useful.
Staff Development Presentation by Inspirit AcademyMohamad Bajouk
The document outlines a staff development program at Inspirit Academy that includes soft skills training, presentation skills, communication skills, marketing, and graphic design courses to help employees strengthen important job skills. The program focuses on areas like soft skills, leadership, public speaking, emotional intelligence, sales, and personal and corporate branding.
Entrepreneur To Be - Entrepreneur's Tool BoxMohamad Bajouk
This presentation simplifies the general stages an Entrepreneurs passes starting his business and shows open-source tools than can save a lot of time and money. It was presented during the Global Entrepreneurship Week of Lebanon 2013 at Inspirit Academy by Mohamad Bajouk and Samer Berjawi.
This presentation focuses on approaching Social Media from the perspective of Marketers. It was presented in a workshop during the Global Entrepreneurship Week of Lebanon 2014 by Mohamad Bajouk, the co-founder of Inspirit Academy.
Mastering Local SEO for Service Businesses in the AI Era"" is tailored specifically for local service providers like plumbers, dentists, and others seeking to dominate their local search landscape. This session delves into leveraging AI advancements to enhance your online visibility and search rankings through the Content Factory model, designed for creating high-impact, SEO-driven content. Discover the Dollar-a-Day advertising strategy, a cost-effective approach to boost your local SEO efforts and attract more customers with minimal investment. Gain practical insights on optimizing your online presence to meet the specific needs of local service seekers, ensuring your business not only appears but stands out in local searches. This concise, action-oriented workshop is your roadmap to navigating the complexities of digital marketing in the AI age, driving more leads, conversions, and ultimately, success for your local service business.
Key Takeaways:
Embrace AI for Local SEO: Learn to harness the power of AI technologies to optimize your website and content for local search. Understand the pivotal role AI plays in analyzing search trends and consumer behavior, enabling you to tailor your SEO strategies to meet the specific demands of your target local audience. Leverage the Content Factory Model: Discover the step-by-step process of creating SEO-optimized content at scale. This approach ensures a steady stream of high-quality content that engages local customers and boosts your search rankings. Get an action guide on implementing this model, complete with templates and scheduling strategies to maintain a consistent online presence. Maximize ROI with Dollar-a-Day Advertising: Dive into the cost-effective Dollar-a-Day advertising strategy that amplifies your visibility in local searches without breaking the bank. Learn how to strategically allocate your budget across platforms to target potential local customers effectively. The session includes an action guide on setting up, monitoring, and optimizing your ad campaigns to ensure maximum impact with minimal investment.
The advent of AI offers marketers unprecedented opportunities to craft personalized and engaging customer experiences, evolving customer engagements from one-sided conversations to interactive dialogues. By leveraging AI, companies can now engage in meaningful dialogues with customers, gaining deep insights into their preferences and delivering customized solutions.
Susan will present case studies illustrating AI's application in enhancing customer interactions across diverse sectors. She'll cover a range of AI tools, including chatbots, voice assistants, predictive analytics, and conversational marketing, demonstrating how these technologies can be woven into marketing strategies to foster personalized customer connections.
Participants will learn about the advantages and hurdles of integrating AI in marketing initiatives, along with actionable advice on starting this transformation. They will understand how AI can automate mundane tasks, refine customer data analysis, and offer personalized experiences on a large scale.
Attendees will come away with an understanding of AI's potential to redefine marketing, equipped with the knowledge and tactics to leverage AI in staying competitive. The talk aims to motivate professionals to adopt AI in enhancing their CX, driving greater customer engagement, loyalty, and business success.
Empowering Influencers: The New Center of Brand-Consumer Dynamics
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What Software is Used in Marketing in 2024.Ishaaq6
This paper explores the diverse landscape of marketing software, examining its pivotal role in modern marketing strategies. It provides a comprehensive overview of various types of marketing software tools and platforms essential for enhancing efficiency, optimizing campaigns, and achieving business objectives. Key categories discussed include email marketing software, social media management tools, content management systems (CMS), customer relationship management (CRM) software, search engine optimization (SEO) tools, and marketing automation platforms.
The paper delves into the functionalities, benefits, and examples of each type of software, highlighting their unique contributions to effective marketing practices. It explores the importance of integration and automation in maximizing the impact of these tools, addressing challenges and strategies for seamless implementation across different marketing channels.
Furthermore, the paper examines emerging trends in marketing software, such as AI and machine learning applications, personalization strategies, predictive analytics, and the ethical considerations surrounding data privacy and consumer rights. Case studies illustrate real-world applications and success stories of businesses leveraging marketing software to achieve significant outcomes in their marketing campaigns.
In conclusion, this paper provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of marketing technology, emphasizing the transformative potential of software solutions in driving innovation, efficiency, and competitive advantage in today's dynamic marketplace.
This description outlines the scope, structure, and focus of the paper, giving readers a clear understanding of what to expect and why the topic of marketing software is important and relevant in contemporary marketing practices.
In this humorous and data-heavy Master Class, join us in a joyous celebration of life honoring the long list of SEO tactics and concepts we lost this year. Remember fondly the beautiful time you shared with defunct ideas like link building, keyword cannibalization, search volume as a value indicator, and even our most cherished of friends: the funnel. Make peace with their loss as you embrace a new paradigm for organic content: Pillar-Based Marketing. Along the way, discover that the results that old SEO and all its trappings brought you weren’t really very good at all, actually.
In this respectful and life-affirming service—erm, session—join Ryan Brock (Chief Solution Officer at DemandJump and author of Pillar-Based Marketing: A Data-Driven Methodology for SEO and Content that Actually Works) and leave with:
• Clear and compelling evidence that most legacy SEO metrics and tactics have slim to no impact on SEO outcomes
• A major mindset shift that eliminates most of the metrics and tactics associated with SEO in favor of a single metric that defines and drives organic ranking success
• Practical, step-by-step methodology for choosing SEO pillar topics and publishing content quickly that ranks fast
Build marketing products across the customer journey to grow your business and build a relationship with your customer. For example you can build graders, calculators, quizzes, recommendations, chatbots or AR apps. Things like Hubspot's free marketing grader, Moz's site analyzer, VenturePact's mobile app cost calculator, new york times's dialect quiz, Ikea's AR app, L'Oreal's AR app and Nike's fitness apps. All of these examples are free tools that help drive engagement with your brand, build an audience and generate leads for your core business by adding value to a customer during a micro-moment.
Key Takeaways:
Learn how to use specific GPTs to help you Learn how to build your own marketing tools
Generate marketing ideas for your business How to think through and use AI in marketing
How AI changes the marketing game
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I themed this deck using Baldur's Gate 3 characters: Gale as Search and Astarion as Social
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Key Takeaways:
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9. “The process of collecting,
analyzing and executing on
insights from unstructured
and multi-structured data
that’s integrated from across
the enterprise.”
Lisa Arthur, author of Big Data Marketing
10. “Big Data is moving us from
predetermined questions to
a world of sense-making,
narratives and exploration
that help us answer
questions we didn't know
we had.”
Ali Rebaie
14. . Data-Driven Self Assessment
. Identify KPI’s
. Decide on Needed Data
. Collect the Data
. Analyze the Data
. Release Content
. Measure ROI
. Repeat & Improve
Building a Data-Driven Marketing Strategy
15. Data-Driven Self-Assessment
- What are available data?
- What barriers preventing collecting data?
- Is the data updated and purified?
- How accessible is the data between different
departments of the organization?
- How much aware is the organization of the
concept of data-driven?
16. Identify KPI’s
- Increase Income?
- Exceptionally enhance the customer experience?
- Attract new customers?
- Engage recent customers?