Overview: The State of B2B Content Marketing IN NORTH AMERI CA
More. If one word could describe content marketing at the end of 2012, that would be it . According to the latest findings from the Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs, B2B marketers are spending more, using more tactics, and
distributing their content on more social networks than they have in years past. Unfortunately, there is also more uncertainty. B2B marketers are more uncertain whether they are using various content marketing tactics effectively.
Overview: The State of B2B Content Marketing IN NORTH AMERI CA
More. If one word could describe content marketing at the end of 2012, that would be it . According to the latest findings from the Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs, B2B marketers are spending more, using more tactics, and
distributing their content on more social networks than they have in years past. Unfortunately, there is also more uncertainty. B2B marketers are more uncertain whether they are using various content marketing tactics effectively.
From Stretched to Strengthened: Insights from the Global Chief Marketing Offi...Steven Duque
Today’s customers can shop around the globe, find out more than ever before about the organizations they’re dealing with, and share their views with hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of fellow customers. Their expectations — be they consumers, citizens or business customers — are soaring. And they can make or break brands overnight.
So how are chief marketing officers (CMOs) faring amid such turbulence? We conducted face-to-face interviews with 1,734 CMOs, spanning 19 industries and 64 countries, to find out what they are doing to help their enterprises cope with the fundamental shifts transforming business and the world.
Our CMO Study is the latest in IBM’s series of C-suite Studies, encom- passing interviews with more than 15,000 top executives over the past seven years. The study casts light on the challenges public and private sector CMOs confront — and the opportunities they envision — in increasingly complex times. It also illustrates how closely CMOs’ perception of the marketplace mirrors previous assessments by chief executive officers (CEOs).
A presentation given at the PR Consultants Group (PRCG) annual meeting. Include:
-Perspectives of the PR tech landscape
- Review: 5 all-in-one PR tools
-Briefly: other all-in-one PR software tools
-Innovations in PR tech to watch
Understanding Customer Engagement in the Digital AgeEmmanuel Peype
I have investigated the notion of engagement in new media and customer interests in brand utility in the course of my final degree in Marketing. This study focuses on IKEA and explores al the facets of customer engagement. More than 500 individuals took part in the study. Please contact me if you are interested in some of the findings.
A recent survey by The Economist Intelligence
Unit (EIU), sponsored by SAP, reveals that west
European marketers are already collecting a large
quantity of contextual information about their
customers and prospects.
Greetings Content Marketers,
Welcome to this year's report on the content marketing practices of business-to-business technology marketers in North America.
In this report we highlight key areas of difference between the most effective technology marketers and their less-effective peers. We also show some differences between those who have a documented content strategy and those who do not.
Technology marketers use a good mix of tactics and continue to invest in content marketing, with 58% planning to increase spend over the next 12 months. We look forward to seeing how this continued investment pays off over the next year.
Global Trust in Advertising Report by NielsenVictor Kong
Reaching your audience is an important component of any ad campaign, but what good is ad reach if it doesn’t resonate with the audience? A recent Nielsen global online survey discussed the trust levels across earned, owned and paid advertising formats, but effective campaigns require more than identifying the right channel for reaching consumers. It’s also about delivering the right message.
Nielsen Consumer Neuroscience research shows that highly successful ads score well on three dimensions: attention, conversion to long-term memory and emotional engagement. So how can marketers ensure that their ads stand out on these factors? In Nielsen’s latest Global Trust in Advertising Survey, we asked 30,000 online consumers which advertising themes are most impactful. The findings shine light on the types of messages they most enjoy—and not surprisingly, they often differ by region and generation.
Courtesy of Nielsen
When it comes to how our stakeholders seek and share information, we live in a noisy and multilateral world. And, with widespread content shock, campaigns have little chance of rising above the din unless they are wildly compelling and targeted.
That’s why every communications program must be built on three pillars: informed by data, crafted with passion, distributed with precision.
Communications and PR campaigns must begin with deep human insights.
This eBook explores how to use data to build relevant narratives; create activations that excite; find the most important channels in which to place and amplify them; and to ensure content is found by the people who matter most.
Read on for data types and sources, and real-world use cases, for the four primary insights categories we believe should be considered.
BrightonSEO 2014: SEO In the Bigger Picture Richard Kirk
SEO is an increasingly broad church, and the future of the industry seems to be more and more fragmented. Don;t worry though, as SEO specialists you are experts in owned media and the future of marketing and media is Owned First! Preso contains data proving the ever increasing influence of user experience and owned media like SEO - ensuring practicioners like you will have many opportunities in the next 24 months.
PR Measurement Summit 2016 Session 3: Integrating Digital Measurement Into Tr...CARMA
Victor Benady, Global Creative Director for Grayling conducted a workshop on Integrating Digital Measurement Into Traditional PR Campaigns last October 12th as part of the 2-day PR Measurement Summit. The theme of the event was “Measurement in an Age of Integrated Communications”. This was held last October 12th-13th at the Address Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE.
From October 21, 2009 to November 3, 2009, Vocus surveyed approximately 1,800 public relations professionals about their perceptions of PR planning for 2010 amid a changing and dynamic landscape. Key findings include the following: Social media to be a key focus in 2010. 80 percent of respondents say they will focus on social media in 2010; multimedia is not far behind with 63 percent, while measuring results, SEO (search engine optimization) and viral campaigns trail with 58, 57 and 56 percent, respectively.
This is an overview of research conduced to help businesses understand the impact content has on the experience of the consumer, and the importance of content in increasing life time customer value.
Ned’s Job of the Week (JOTW) and Sword and the Script Media, LLC conducted an online survey of JOTW subscribers in February 2018. Most respondents were senior in-house or corporate communications professionals with extensive experience in the field. Below are some of the survey highlights and detailed demographics can be found at the end.
Less budget to do more. Most respondents – 63% – cited budget as their top challenge, even as businesses and employers expected PR pros to do more and added to a growing list of duties. A majority (51%) said they expect their budget to remain the same over the next year.
Hiring and firing agencies. When corporate communications hires an outside agency, most (54%) said they do it because they need an extra pair of hands. Another 50% noted that expertise or a specialization was a compelling reason to seek outside help. When communications agencies are fired, the top reasons can be traced to a trio of cost (79%), service (50%) and results (40%).
Hot PR trends and tactics. Respondents identified storytelling (79%), content marketing (71%) and thought leadership (67%) as the trends or tactics that would be more important in the next 12 months. While no trend or tactic earned 50% or more of the votes for “less important” or “much less important,” there are three that earned the most: press releases (34%), white papers (35%) and award programs (39%).
Some communications tasks are getting harder. 51% said media relations is getting harder; 50% say organic social media is getting harder; views vary on whether or not PR measurement is getting harder – 38% say harder, while 20% say easier and 37% say about the same. Sentiment analysis suggests while digital channels are easier to track there are more things to track, which requires time and consensus.
Employed but open to new opportunities. Most respondents are employed full time but many are open to a conversation about a new position. More than half or 55% said they’d be open to new opportunities.
Take a detailed look at what the top Banks in India are up to on Social Media. Find out promotion statistics, engagement metrics and campaign intel in this report.
From Stretched to Strengthened: Insights from the Global Chief Marketing Offi...Steven Duque
Today’s customers can shop around the globe, find out more than ever before about the organizations they’re dealing with, and share their views with hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of fellow customers. Their expectations — be they consumers, citizens or business customers — are soaring. And they can make or break brands overnight.
So how are chief marketing officers (CMOs) faring amid such turbulence? We conducted face-to-face interviews with 1,734 CMOs, spanning 19 industries and 64 countries, to find out what they are doing to help their enterprises cope with the fundamental shifts transforming business and the world.
Our CMO Study is the latest in IBM’s series of C-suite Studies, encom- passing interviews with more than 15,000 top executives over the past seven years. The study casts light on the challenges public and private sector CMOs confront — and the opportunities they envision — in increasingly complex times. It also illustrates how closely CMOs’ perception of the marketplace mirrors previous assessments by chief executive officers (CEOs).
A presentation given at the PR Consultants Group (PRCG) annual meeting. Include:
-Perspectives of the PR tech landscape
- Review: 5 all-in-one PR tools
-Briefly: other all-in-one PR software tools
-Innovations in PR tech to watch
Understanding Customer Engagement in the Digital AgeEmmanuel Peype
I have investigated the notion of engagement in new media and customer interests in brand utility in the course of my final degree in Marketing. This study focuses on IKEA and explores al the facets of customer engagement. More than 500 individuals took part in the study. Please contact me if you are interested in some of the findings.
A recent survey by The Economist Intelligence
Unit (EIU), sponsored by SAP, reveals that west
European marketers are already collecting a large
quantity of contextual information about their
customers and prospects.
Greetings Content Marketers,
Welcome to this year's report on the content marketing practices of business-to-business technology marketers in North America.
In this report we highlight key areas of difference between the most effective technology marketers and their less-effective peers. We also show some differences between those who have a documented content strategy and those who do not.
Technology marketers use a good mix of tactics and continue to invest in content marketing, with 58% planning to increase spend over the next 12 months. We look forward to seeing how this continued investment pays off over the next year.
Global Trust in Advertising Report by NielsenVictor Kong
Reaching your audience is an important component of any ad campaign, but what good is ad reach if it doesn’t resonate with the audience? A recent Nielsen global online survey discussed the trust levels across earned, owned and paid advertising formats, but effective campaigns require more than identifying the right channel for reaching consumers. It’s also about delivering the right message.
Nielsen Consumer Neuroscience research shows that highly successful ads score well on three dimensions: attention, conversion to long-term memory and emotional engagement. So how can marketers ensure that their ads stand out on these factors? In Nielsen’s latest Global Trust in Advertising Survey, we asked 30,000 online consumers which advertising themes are most impactful. The findings shine light on the types of messages they most enjoy—and not surprisingly, they often differ by region and generation.
Courtesy of Nielsen
When it comes to how our stakeholders seek and share information, we live in a noisy and multilateral world. And, with widespread content shock, campaigns have little chance of rising above the din unless they are wildly compelling and targeted.
That’s why every communications program must be built on three pillars: informed by data, crafted with passion, distributed with precision.
Communications and PR campaigns must begin with deep human insights.
This eBook explores how to use data to build relevant narratives; create activations that excite; find the most important channels in which to place and amplify them; and to ensure content is found by the people who matter most.
Read on for data types and sources, and real-world use cases, for the four primary insights categories we believe should be considered.
BrightonSEO 2014: SEO In the Bigger Picture Richard Kirk
SEO is an increasingly broad church, and the future of the industry seems to be more and more fragmented. Don;t worry though, as SEO specialists you are experts in owned media and the future of marketing and media is Owned First! Preso contains data proving the ever increasing influence of user experience and owned media like SEO - ensuring practicioners like you will have many opportunities in the next 24 months.
PR Measurement Summit 2016 Session 3: Integrating Digital Measurement Into Tr...CARMA
Victor Benady, Global Creative Director for Grayling conducted a workshop on Integrating Digital Measurement Into Traditional PR Campaigns last October 12th as part of the 2-day PR Measurement Summit. The theme of the event was “Measurement in an Age of Integrated Communications”. This was held last October 12th-13th at the Address Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE.
From October 21, 2009 to November 3, 2009, Vocus surveyed approximately 1,800 public relations professionals about their perceptions of PR planning for 2010 amid a changing and dynamic landscape. Key findings include the following: Social media to be a key focus in 2010. 80 percent of respondents say they will focus on social media in 2010; multimedia is not far behind with 63 percent, while measuring results, SEO (search engine optimization) and viral campaigns trail with 58, 57 and 56 percent, respectively.
This is an overview of research conduced to help businesses understand the impact content has on the experience of the consumer, and the importance of content in increasing life time customer value.
Ned’s Job of the Week (JOTW) and Sword and the Script Media, LLC conducted an online survey of JOTW subscribers in February 2018. Most respondents were senior in-house or corporate communications professionals with extensive experience in the field. Below are some of the survey highlights and detailed demographics can be found at the end.
Less budget to do more. Most respondents – 63% – cited budget as their top challenge, even as businesses and employers expected PR pros to do more and added to a growing list of duties. A majority (51%) said they expect their budget to remain the same over the next year.
Hiring and firing agencies. When corporate communications hires an outside agency, most (54%) said they do it because they need an extra pair of hands. Another 50% noted that expertise or a specialization was a compelling reason to seek outside help. When communications agencies are fired, the top reasons can be traced to a trio of cost (79%), service (50%) and results (40%).
Hot PR trends and tactics. Respondents identified storytelling (79%), content marketing (71%) and thought leadership (67%) as the trends or tactics that would be more important in the next 12 months. While no trend or tactic earned 50% or more of the votes for “less important” or “much less important,” there are three that earned the most: press releases (34%), white papers (35%) and award programs (39%).
Some communications tasks are getting harder. 51% said media relations is getting harder; 50% say organic social media is getting harder; views vary on whether or not PR measurement is getting harder – 38% say harder, while 20% say easier and 37% say about the same. Sentiment analysis suggests while digital channels are easier to track there are more things to track, which requires time and consensus.
Employed but open to new opportunities. Most respondents are employed full time but many are open to a conversation about a new position. More than half or 55% said they’d be open to new opportunities.
Take a detailed look at what the top Banks in India are up to on Social Media. Find out promotion statistics, engagement metrics and campaign intel in this report.
The report by MindShift Metrics evaluates the top players in the BFSI sector, gaining insights on their digital presence and the strategies adopted by each of them.
Social Media Opportunities In The Banking IndustryMediaSauce
MediaSauce's VP of Strategy, James Burnes, share how banks need to create connections and relationships to build a new level of customer engagement in the Digital Age.
How Banking And Insurance Industry Can Leverage In App Advertisingspocto
For Individual Financial Firms like Banking and Insurance the In-App Mobile Advertising yields better throughout and penetration, in much the similar way the discontinuities of digital display did before.