Despite Challenges, Marketers Remain Committed to CX Technologies
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Despite Challenges, Marketers Remain Committed to CX Technologies

In my last post, I discussed some of the findings from a recent study by The Harris Poll and RedPoint Global. Addressing The Gaps In Customer Experience was based on the results of two surveys. One involved 454 senior marketing and customer experience executives, and the second involved 3,002 adult...
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New Research Highlights Personalization, Privacy, and Customer Experience Performance

New Research Highlights Personalization, Privacy, and Customer Experience Performance

Senior company leaders in virtually all types of businesses now recognize that providing great customer experiences is a critical source of competitive advantage and a primary driver of business performance. As a result, customer experience (CX) management has become a top strategic priority in many...
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With Personalization, Less Can Be More
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With Personalization, Less Can Be More

There is no longer any doubt that marketers overwhelmingly believe in the value of personalization. Most marketing leaders now view personalization as essential to marketing success, and providing personalized messages and customer experiences has become a top priority in many companies.Numerous research...
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Marketers Get Better At Strategic Content Management
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Marketers Get Better At Strategic Content Management

Marketers have made noteworthy progress in managing content strategically, but still have work to do to match content with the right audience segments and customer expectations, and to fully leverage content management technologies.That is the major theme of the third annual content management survey...
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New Insights on Real-World ABM Strategies and Practices

New Insights on Real-World ABM Strategies and Practices

SiriusDecisions recently published an e-book that describes some of the major findings from its 2019 State of Account-Based Marketing Study. The 2019 study involved 120 "ABM leaders" drawn from several industries. Forty-two percent of the study respondents had been running "full" ABM programs for more...
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