Three ways to shape customer relationships in the new age of experience
Marketing Week PartnerCustomer needs are ever-evolving, and businesses need to be adaptable and customer-centric in order to avoid being left behind.
Customer needs are ever-evolving, and businesses need to be adaptable and customer-centric in order to avoid being left behind.
The pandemic-driven acceleration of B2B marketing transformation has undoubtedly raised expectations for digital engagement. In this podcast we examine what the B2B buyer journey looks like now and where it could go in 2022 and beyond.
Brands need the right insights to devise a winning strategy that attracts and retains more customers – driving volume sales, premiumisation or both.
The two brands explained how they use data to match the audience to the message, speaking on the ‘Marketing That Matters’ podcast.
The social media environment can become a safer space for both brands and consumers when people feel secure and confident enough to share their voice.
The Great CX Reset is now under way and innovations are a necessity, not a nice-to-have, as the digital noise grows louder.
On the ‘Marketing That Matters’ podcast, the two brands explained how they are keeping up with ever more complex consumer buying journeys.
Great customer experience takes years to get right and starts well before the purchase, with the right data foundations.
Data analysts see data accuracy as a far bigger problem than marketers do, with manual processes causing brands to waste both budget and talent.
Consumer behaviour has markedly changed in the pandemic but have marketers’ methods kept pace? More sophisticated use of location insight will make brands’ marketing more relevant and effective.
By simply testing how to prioritise brand or conversions, and narrow or broad target audiences, advertisers can drive significant improvements in the cost, lead generation and return on investment of their Facebook campaigns.
Recipe box provider Gousto has partnered with media agency the7stars to usher in a new, ‘fluid’ approach to planning audiovisual campaigns, with some exciting results
With 70% of marketers unable to fulfil their work potential without help from technology, how can marketers keep processes in check to resurrect their creativity?
New research from Adobe shows more than half of customers stopped buying from a brand that broke their trust last year, with data indiscretions being the biggest cause. But there’s also an opportunity to build trust and strengthen customer relationships by using data to add value for customers.
On The Beach took the bold decision to answer customers’ questions during lockdown, rather than sell holidays to them. The result was a 53% rise in customer engagement, which now puts the brand in a good position for the future.