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17 marketing job descriptions for hiring managers to attract ideal candidates

Hubspot Marketing

Evaluate new technologies and add-on applications to improve and optimize marketing team performance. Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Job Description The chief marketing officer is the most senior role within a marketing organization. Monitor and maintain data quality within the marketing database.

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True Marketing Integration Still Eludes CMOs

Marketing Insider Group

Back in August 2014 I penned a piece for Forbes titled “Integrated Marketing Remains the Holy Grail for Marketers and Consumers.”. Fast-forward to just a few weeks ago, when a paper I co-authored with The CMO Club—called the “CMO Solution Guide to Leveraging New Technology and Marketing Platforms”—was released.

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How Tech Debt Is Bankrupting Content Marketing

Content Marketing Institute

It was May 2014, and the content marketing team was celebrating the one-year anniversary of its digital magazine for one of the most prestigious financial services brands in the world. The audience was growing steadily, and the sales group loved the insight and new opportunities that the magazine produced. The pizza was delicious.

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The Ultimate Guide To A Content Marketing Strategy That Delivers ROI

Marketing Insider Group

Meet Our Millennials serves the triple purpose of empowering employees, attracting new talent, and humanizing the brand for consumers. Under the leadership of CMO Karen Walker, Cisco brought on 200 content marketers back in 2015 and they haven’t looked back. New technology. image source. Blow Them Away.

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Stats roundup: the impact of Covid-19 on marketing & advertising

Econsultancy

Gartner’s annual CMO Spend Survey , published in July 2021, has found global marketing budgets now equate to just 6.4% since the survey first began in 2014. ” Marketing budgets now equate to just 6.4% of revenue. of overall company revenue, down from 11% in 2020.