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Dos and Don’ts of Becoming a Successful Data-Driven Marketer - ClickZ

Dos and Don’ts of Becoming a Successful Data-Driven Marketer - ClickZ | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

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DON'T let fear or uncertainty stop you from starting today.

DO learn the languages of analytics.

DO combine your data with other data sets. DON'T think you can do it alone.

DON'T expect the data to tell you everything you need to know about your customers. DO augment your data-driven insights via other types of intelligence such as qualitative and/or contextual research.

DO tear down the walls to collaborate.

DON'T forget it's a work in progress.

DO be flexible.

DON'T use the past to hold back future decisions.

DO make data your friend not your enemy.

 

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DO deploy the assistance of IT. DON'T think you can do this on your own.

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How Data Analytics Changes Marketing Campaigns - MarketingCharts

How Data Analytics Changes Marketing Campaigns - MarketingCharts | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it
More than 7 in 10 executives believe that their reliance on data analytics for decision-making will either increase significantly (24%) or somewhat (47%) over the next 3 years, according to a report from Forbes Insights and Turn. Currently, data-driven marketing is credited by the largest share of respondents with creating competitive advantages in customer loyalty (47%), gaining new customers (43%) and customer satisfaction (42%). The most common changes within marketing campaigns triggered by data analytics are changed targeting strategies (38%), extending or repeating a campaign (36%) and altering a campaign (34%). For data-driven marketing “leaders” – 61% of whom note a measurable increase in ROI from data-driven campaigns – the biggest change triggered by data analytics is extending or repeating a campaign.


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Digital Marketing: Stop ignoring data and start learning | MarketingExperiments | #TheMarketingTechAlert

Digital Marketing: Stop ignoring data and start learning | MarketingExperiments | #TheMarketingTechAlert | The MarTech Digest | Scoop.it

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One of the top takeaways: “Marketers recognize the importance of data, but aren’t widely using it to make informed decisions.” Here are the supporting facts and figures:

  • 76% of marketers agree they need to be more data-focused to succeed
  • 49% of marketers report “trusting my gut” to guide decisions on where to invest their marketing budgets
  • 72% of marketers agree that long-term success is tied to proving marketing return on investment

 

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Joemktg's insight:

You hire data jockeys, or you outsource to a 3rd party data management provider. You can't sit on this stuff: doing nothing is not an option.

Chuck Taylor's curator insight, September 22, 2014 10:33 AM

The biggest challenge marketers face today is leveraging the multitude of data sources and buying channels to maximize their marketing insights.

Elise Perkins's curator insight, December 9, 2014 11:29 PM

This article talks about how data is not only changing the rules of journalism but other fields, like marketing as well. There is power in the numbers, and its about how you can use those numbers that will insure success in the future, but the old stand by no longer applies.