2014 in Marketing: In Numbers [INFOGRAPHIC]

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CHANNELS: THE WEAKEST, THE STRONGEST DIGITAL THE MOST CONFIDENT THE MOST CONSISTENT MESSAGING THE LEAST CONFIDENT MOBILE TRADITIONAL SOCIAL SOCIAL 31% DIGITAL 30% TRADITIONAL 28% OTHER 6% MOBILE 5% MOBILE 35% SOCIAL 26% TRADITIONAL 25% DIGITAL 12% OTHER 1% DIGITAL 56% SOCIAL 44% TRADITIONAL 38% MOBILE 16% OTHER 4% of marketers say that WORKING WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS is increasingly important of marketers say that AGILE MARKETING is going to be the most disruptive trend of 2014 Thousands of responses from your peers in marketing across the Fortune 1000 brands have helped to ensure this infographic is as relevant to your role as it can be. For an in-depth look at what these insights mean for the future of marketing, check out our white paper at bit.ly/IncPeacekeeper WHICH DEPARTMENTS DO YOU NEED TO WORK WITH? CRITICAL IMPORTANT NEUTRAL UNIMPORTANT REDUNDANT COMMUNICATIONS IT HUMAN RESOURCES LEGAL OTHER of marketers said it was critical to work with COMMUNICATIONS 6% said the same for LEGAL only and 65% said it was unimportant or redundant said the same for IT 27% 53% The year in marketing in numbers CUSTOMER-CENTRICITY MULTI-CHANNEL 67% of Agency Marketers RATED CRITICAL 55% of Brand Marketers RATED CRITICAL VS 62% of Agency Marketers RATED CRITICAL 56% of Brand Marketers RATED CRITICAL VS BRANDS & AGENCIES: ARE THEY ON THE SAME WAVELENGTH? WE’RE GOING TO BE SEEING A LOT MORE CONTENT 63% DON’T FEEL like they produce MORE CONTENT than their competitors 75% INTEND TO INCREASE THEIR CONTENT OUTPUT by at least 15% over the next six months 69% of marketers were HAPPY WITH THEIR CONTENT over the last six months 63% OF MARKETERS WHO WEREN’T HAPPY with the quality of their content planned to make more regardless and DATA: NEW USES, CHANGING PERCEPTIONS DATA PRIORITIES FOR MARKETERS BETTER UNDERSTANDING CUSTOMERS FINDING ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS PROTECTING CUSTOMER INFORMATION MEASURING MARKETING ROI SHARING DATA ORGANIZATION-WIDE 35% of marketers said their top priority was BETTER UNDERSTANDING THEIR CUSTOMERS 38% of marketers said their bottom priority was SECURING AND PROTECTING INFORMATION TOP PRIORITY BOTTOM PRIORITY Go here to find out where we think marketing is going next bit.ly/IncPeacekeeper @inciteMC #incitesummit S T O R Y T E L L I N G CHANNEL MARKETING MULTI making the move from campaign-based marketing to a ‘storytelling’ approach ensuring a multi-channel approach works in harmony to hit customers when they’re listening OVERALL, THE WEST COAST SEEMS WAY MORE ENTHUSIASTIC about the hottest marketing trends. Are they cutting-edge, or easily dazzled? WEST VS EUROPE: WHAT ARE THE TOP PRIORITES? 75% of the West Coast said 56% of Europe said ALL OF OUR FINDINGS, ALL IN ONE PLACE

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A new infographic from Incite. Stats and charts taken from marketing executives across the world. We focus on * The key disruptive trends in 2014, * The core departments that marketers must collaborate with * Different approaches in Europe vs the USA * Content Marketing Adoption and Future Plans * Data Priorities for marketers and much more. To get weekly benchmarks and analysis on marketing, head to www.incitemc.com.

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channels: the weakest, the strongest

digital

the most confident

the most consistent messaging

the least confident

mobile traditionalsocial

social 31%

digital 30%

traditional 28%

other 6%

mobile 5%

mobile 35%

social 26%

traditional 25%

digital 12%

other 1%

digital 56%

social 44%

traditional 38%

mobile 16%

other 4%

of marketers say thatworking with other

departments is increasingly important

of marketers say thatagile marketingis going to be the most disruptive trend of 2014

Thousands of responses from your peers in marketing across the Fortune 1000 brands have helped to ensure this infographic is as relevant to your role as it can be. For an in-depth look at what these insights mean for the future of marketing, check out our white paper at bit.ly/incpeacekeeper

which departments do you

need to work with? critical important neutral unimportant redundant

communications it human resources legal other

of marketers said it was critical to work with

communications

6%said the same forlegal

only and

65%said it was

unimportant or redundant

said the same for it

27%53%

the year in marketing

in numbers

customer-centricity multi-channel

67%of Agency Marketersrated critical

55%of Brand Marketersrated critical

vs 62%of Agency Marketersrated critical

56%of Brand Marketersrated critical

vs

brands & agencies: are they on the same wavelength?

we’re going to be seeing a lot more

content

63%don’t feel

like they producemore content

than their competitors

75%intend to increase

their content outputby at least 15% over the next six months

69%of marketers werehappy with

their contentover the last six months

63%of marketers who weren’t happy

with the quality of their content planned to make more regardless

and

data:new uses, changing perceptions

data priorities for marketers

better understanding customers finding actionable insights protecting customer information measuring marketing roi sharing data organization-wide

35%of marketers said their

top priority wasbetter

understanding their customers

38%of marketers said their

bottom priority wassecuring and

protecting information

toppriority

bottompriority

Go here to find out where we think marketing is going nextbit.ly/IncPeacekeeper

@inciteMC #incitesummit

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marketing

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making the move from campaign-based marketing to

a ‘storytelling’ approach

ensuring a multi-channel approach works in harmony to hit customers

when they’re listening

overall, the west coast seems way more enthusiasticabout the hottest marketing trends. Are they cutting-edge, or easily dazzled?

west vs europe: what are the top priorites?

75%of the West Coast said

56%of Europe said

All of our fIndIngs, All In one PlACe