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 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
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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
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orytelling channel
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
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