Digital marketing infographic 2021

Infographic | November 29, 2021

While content will always be king in marketing, especially in digital channels, many GTM teams still underestimate the volumes necessary and underinvest in truly differentiating quality. If your organization isn’t very focused on creating content going forward, you’re going to lose ground. In this infographic, we’ll look at what great content is, the organizational obstacles that get in the way of creating it and how teams can overcome such challenges to restart these critical engines.

Infographic | November 10, 2021

If 92% of shoppers are influenced by personalized shopping cart recommendations, shouldn’t brands do more personalization, in more places, more often? It’s easier said than done — requiring a deep commitment to improve data accuracy and quality. It also requires brands to unify disparate customer data, make it readily accessible across the organization, and close gaps that obstruct cross-channel insights. But it's worth the effort. Taking control of your customer data has huge advantages. Download this infographic to learn why brands are doubling down on improvements to customer data and insights – and where the biggest hurdles lie on the road to better command of the customer experience.

Infographic | January 7, 2022

Conversational marketing makes robust connections with customers through dialogue, such as live chat, voice assistants, chatbots, etc.

Infographic | January 15, 2022

Micro-influencers have fewer than 100Kfollowers on their platforms. They are gaining popularity because they are: Affordable Authentic Interactive Creative

Infographic | October 14, 2021

When the pandemic hit and live events had to end organisations needed to rethink their marketing mix and move to a digital space. Most importantly your audience's content consumption and research habits changed becoming more self sufficient and digitally driven.

Infographic | March 9, 2022

High-growth brands are three times more likely to use marketing partnerships as part of their overall strategy than no-growth firms. (Source: Hinge High Growth Survey) Identify sales and profit by market segment, and product or service. Determine growth opportunities. Evaluate competitors’ marketing, websites, products and services.