MARKETING 
PREDICTIONS 2015
Since 2014 is coming to an end, we decided to take a 
sneak peek to see the possible marketing trends in 2015! 
*the content is backed by research done by Forbes, thinkelite, etc
MARKETING WILL SHIFT FROM 
GLOBALIZATION TO PERSONALIZATION 
The world is more connected because of technology these days, but 
marketing is becoming more regionalized, and more localized, even 
more individualized, as consumers resist homogenization. 
Personalization is not a trend. It is a marketing tsunami, here to stay, 
making companies decentralize their structure and increase regional 
and local influence.
THERE WILL BE A GROWING FOCUS 
ON INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS 
Companies will be focused on internal communications as a 
marketing asset. They will look at it as a key challenge and 
opportunity to create brand ambassadors and make sure that 
employees and vendors understand and live “the brand,” as well as the 
vision and strategy of the company.
VI SUAL STORYTELLING WILL EMERGE 
AS A MAIN STRATEGY FOR GROWING 
COMMUNITIES IN 2 0 1 5 
Companies need to invest in marketing vehicles that allow them to 
establish a level of authenticity with their audience. Understand what’s 
valuable to your audience. Couple that with magnetic brand 
messaging, and everyone can get something out of the relationship. 
Make sure to stay true to your brand image throughout your 
messaging, or consumers will spot the disconnect.
LEVERAGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES WILL 
PUT YOU AHEAD OF THE CURVE. 
Brands should constantly be looking at new and growing technology 
platforms and be OK with leaving some of their traditional marketing 
practices at the door. Companies like MediaMath and Dynamic Signal 
stood out to me as examples of fast-growing companies that offer 
technology to improve typical marketing strategies like ad buying and 
brand advocacy. These are just a couple of examples, but it’s 
important for modern marketers to adopt and apply different 
technologies to their marketing stack.
INBOUND MARKETING CAN FUEL YOUR 
ONLINE MARKETING INITIATIVES . 
The rise of content and online marketing makes inbound more vital 
than ever. 85 percent of marketers practice inbound marketing. Your 
audience is searching online for solutions, and without the 
infrastructure in place to capture those leads, you’re losing 
opportunities and revenue. Content is the driver of inbound 
marketing. It’s how you connect with your audience and ultimately 
drive them back to your website or blog, so investing in both will 
amplify your results.
OPTIMIZE YOUR MOBILE WEBS ITES TO 
MATCH CONSUMER TRENDS . 
You’ve heard the term “mobile first” enough times to understand that the 
mobile revolution is upon us. According to eMarketer, the number of local 
searches made via the mobile web is growing at a much faster rate than 
desktop searches.. A study found that half of consumers who conducted 
local searches via smartphone visited the store within a day, and 18 
percent of local queries on smartphones led to a purchase. The 
importance of mobile marketing is undeniable, so allocating a substantial 
budget to this platform is crucial to maintaining relevance.

Marketing Predictions 2015

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Since 2014 iscoming to an end, we decided to take a sneak peek to see the possible marketing trends in 2015! *the content is backed by research done by Forbes, thinkelite, etc
  • 3.
    MARKETING WILL SHIFTFROM GLOBALIZATION TO PERSONALIZATION The world is more connected because of technology these days, but marketing is becoming more regionalized, and more localized, even more individualized, as consumers resist homogenization. Personalization is not a trend. It is a marketing tsunami, here to stay, making companies decentralize their structure and increase regional and local influence.
  • 4.
    THERE WILL BEA GROWING FOCUS ON INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS Companies will be focused on internal communications as a marketing asset. They will look at it as a key challenge and opportunity to create brand ambassadors and make sure that employees and vendors understand and live “the brand,” as well as the vision and strategy of the company.
  • 5.
    VI SUAL STORYTELLINGWILL EMERGE AS A MAIN STRATEGY FOR GROWING COMMUNITIES IN 2 0 1 5 Companies need to invest in marketing vehicles that allow them to establish a level of authenticity with their audience. Understand what’s valuable to your audience. Couple that with magnetic brand messaging, and everyone can get something out of the relationship. Make sure to stay true to your brand image throughout your messaging, or consumers will spot the disconnect.
  • 6.
    LEVERAGING NEW TECHNOLOGIESWILL PUT YOU AHEAD OF THE CURVE. Brands should constantly be looking at new and growing technology platforms and be OK with leaving some of their traditional marketing practices at the door. Companies like MediaMath and Dynamic Signal stood out to me as examples of fast-growing companies that offer technology to improve typical marketing strategies like ad buying and brand advocacy. These are just a couple of examples, but it’s important for modern marketers to adopt and apply different technologies to their marketing stack.
  • 7.
    INBOUND MARKETING CANFUEL YOUR ONLINE MARKETING INITIATIVES . The rise of content and online marketing makes inbound more vital than ever. 85 percent of marketers practice inbound marketing. Your audience is searching online for solutions, and without the infrastructure in place to capture those leads, you’re losing opportunities and revenue. Content is the driver of inbound marketing. It’s how you connect with your audience and ultimately drive them back to your website or blog, so investing in both will amplify your results.
  • 8.
    OPTIMIZE YOUR MOBILEWEBS ITES TO MATCH CONSUMER TRENDS . You’ve heard the term “mobile first” enough times to understand that the mobile revolution is upon us. According to eMarketer, the number of local searches made via the mobile web is growing at a much faster rate than desktop searches.. A study found that half of consumers who conducted local searches via smartphone visited the store within a day, and 18 percent of local queries on smartphones led to a purchase. The importance of mobile marketing is undeniable, so allocating a substantial budget to this platform is crucial to maintaining relevance.