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CMO’s Say Tech-Savviness Is Greatest Area of Opportunity

on Jan 24, 2012
CMO’s Say Tech-Savviness Is Greatest Area of OpportunityHave you ever wondered how you can get a bit closer to the CMO of your company? Are you looking for a way to network your way up the corporate marketing ladder? Well, according to a study released by Forrester Research and Heidrick & Struggles you may want to pass along some of your tech knowledge to gain their favor. The study called “The Evolved CMO 2012″ shows that the highest levels of the marketing environment knows it could use a little help with technical knowledge.

Marketers To Invest in Blogs in 2012

on Jan 23, 2012
Marketers To Invest in Blogs in 2012It’s very interesting just how things happen in the marketing world. Actually they are not much different than the world in general. Here’s how things generally take place. A core or fundamental practice is neglected for a shiny object that is the next hot thing. After struggling with that hot thing the fundamental activity is returned to with a new enthusiasm because it is finally understood that the practice is actually an important part of everything. That’s why it’s fundamental.

Top Level Marketers Trying To Adjust To Inbound Marketing World

on Jun 22, 2011
Top Level Marketers Trying To Adjust To Inbound Marketing WorldAlmost by default marketers are being forced to look at the world from the inbound marketing point of view and it is has not been the smoothest transition for many especially at the top levels. A recent Forbes Insights report (which is free here) states: In a business environment increasingly dominated by metrics, measurements, and data-driven decision-making, marketing executives find themselves under more scrutiny than ever. Less emphasis is being placed on branding – the traditional realm of the CMO –

The Online – Offline Marketing Chasm

on Dec 28, 2010
The Online – Offline Marketing Chasm

I just saw a chart from MarketingSherpa that shows the most important objectives of an e-mail campaign. The findings make sense to a point. Here is the chart showing what is deemed most important in descending order.

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