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MarTech Trends That Are Driving Digital Transformation
Many marketing specialists know: over the past ten years, marketing technologies (Martech) have exploded in growth. This growth process isn’t going to slow down. In fact, the latest 2020 study shows there are over 8000 marketing technology tools on the market. Most marketers use more than five tools on a given day, and more than 20 overall in the execution…
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How to Build a Data-Driven Culture to Increase Your Company’s Bottom Line
The last year had implications across industries, and you’re likely on the verge of a competitive shuffle. With CMOs and marketing departments recovering from a year of scaled-back spending, where you invest your marketing dollars this year can reposition you within your market. Now is the time to invest in the right data-driven technology solutions to unlock better marketing insights. Not…
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Digital Transformation: When CMOs and CIOs Team Up, Everyone Wins
Digital transformation accelerated in 2020 because it had to. The pandemic made social distancing protocols necessary and revved up online product research and buying for businesses and consumers alike. Companies that didn’t already have a robust digital presence were forced to develop one quickly, and business leaders moved to capitalize on the torrent of data digital interactions created. This was…
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Learning Technology Is Critical as a CRM Manager: Here Are Some Resources
Why should you learn tech skills as a CRM Manager? In the past, to be a good Customer Relationship Manager you needed to have psychology and a few marketing skills. Today, CRM is much more a tech game than originally. In the past, a CRM manager was more focused on how to create an email copy, a more creative-minded person.…
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Our New Martech Zone Logo Unveiled for 2019
One area that I didn’t invest in branding was this site. While my company had a great logo that I love, and we work with all of our clients on their branding, I wasn’t available to work on the Martech Zone brand. The old M symbol was a slightly modified illustration I purchased hastily after switching the domain. It was…