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Top Ten Results From The CMO Survey – August 2019

The CMO Survey

Here are my top ten results from the August 2019 CMO Survey. Consistent with this, marketing budgets as a percentage of overall firm budgets match the highest level in history of The CMO Survey at 12%, which is also 9.8% I would like to see the use of new technologies help marketers shift to a more dominant forward-looking stance. #3—Marketing

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Are You Ready For Marketing 2020?

Marketing Insider Group

And like a parent who doesn’t notice the daily growth of their children, the changes will be dramatic as we look ahead to 2020. The 2020 Marketing Department. Instead, you will see The 2020 Marketing Organization center on these pillars: Data: emanating from all those digital and offline consumer touchpoints. Once Upon A Time.

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The Best Marketing Conferences of 2020

Marketing Insider Group

Is your 2020 calendar already filling up? Attending a marketing conference is a great opportunity to learn about up-and-coming trends and new technology in the industry, network with peers, brands, and vendors, and just stir up a bit of new inspiration and enthusiasm for your work. Digital Summits. Digitalsummit.com.

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2020 Marketing Trends You Need To Know

Marketing Insider Group

As we’re rapidly approaching the end of the year, it’s a great time to look ahead at where we’re going and the marketing trends we’re likely to see more of in 2020. Technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, so of course, some of these trends are focused around technology. 2020 will be the year of the customer.

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Happy Labor Day weekend: Friday’s Daily Brief

Martech

In his latest contribution to MarTech, email marketing thought leader Ryan Phelan warns about how easy it is to be distracted by shiny objects — and he doesn’t just mean new technologies; he includes shiny new mindsets too. Budgets were almost cut in half, falling from 11% in 2020 to 6.4%

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Marketers are only using one third of their stack’s capability

Martech

That’s down from 42% last year and 58% in 2020. Utilization has been declining amid huge increases in spending on marketing technology: up 35% from $15.3 billion in 2020 to $23.6 of their marketing budget on technology, says Gartner. At 18 months CMOs have the briefest tenure of any C-suite office.

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Why marketing operations leaders have become modernizers

Martech

But, as businesses digitized their customer experiences, marketing operations became strategic advisors to not only the CMO but also key cross-functional partners in product, IT, customer service, etc. We get a marketing high by learning about new technologies pushing the envelope of marketing’s capabilities.

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