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Enterprise Digital Marketing Benchmark Report

Enterprise Digital Marketing Benchmark Report

Introduction Marketers often look upon their peers who work for enterprises with envy. Enterprise marketers seem to have some enviable advantages, at least in the areas of budget, staff, skills, resources and brand awareness. The perception is that enterprises can do more because they have more. However, are enterprises better stewards of the resources they have? Are their advantages perceived or real, and how well are enterprise marketers exploiting these advantages? This study explored the state of digital marketing in the B2B enterprise, to see how well these enterprises are pushing the boundaries of the digital frontier. The digital marketing landscape of solutions, strategies and approaches has evolved faster than ever in the 12 months preceding the publication of this report, and the rate of evolution is accelerating. All marketing organizations are challenged with simply understanding the changing face of digital marketing, let alone staying reasonably current. The perception is that enterprises should excel at using digital marketing solutions and getting the benefits from them. This report provides a view into how well the B2B enterprises that participated in this research are doing. To gain this view, the study’s survey catalogues the goals, the adoption of technology and approaches, and the challenges B2B enterprises are having with digital marketing. This report details the digital marketing landscape for this segment. Table of Contents - Introduction - Executive Summary - Digital Marketing Importance & Goals - Digital Marketing Methods - Digital Marketing Metrics - Market Understanding - Market Targets - Digital Marketing Content - Account-Based Marketing - Digital Marketing Challenges - Analyst Bottom Line - Acknowledgements
 - About Demandbase - About Demand Metric - Appendix - Survey Background Research Methodology This Benchmark Study survey was administered online during the period of October 2, 2014 through January 22, 2015. During this period, 125 complete responses were collected, all of which were included in the analysis. The data was analyzed using SPSS and other statistical tools to ensure the statistical validity of the findings. The representativeness of these results depends on the similarity of the sample to environments in which this survey data is used for comparison or guidance.

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ABM Adoption Benchmark Report

ABM Adoption Benchmark Report

Introduction For most marketers, when the buzz around a new marketing technology or category becomes audible and frequent, they start to pay attention. Account-Based Marketing (ABM) has generated a lot of buzz in recent months, and that awareness is creating momentum for ABM. Most B2B marketers now know about it, and for many that awareness has led to adoption. For those that are using it, ABM is more than just a marketing strategy du-jour; it has become the tour-de-force of their marketing plan. ABM has moved swiftly up the adoption curve in large part because B2B marketers realize its benefits very quickly. As this research will show, many of the advantages of ABM are realized almost from the onset of implementation and execution, and as usage of ABM matures, its impact is felt throughout the entire length of the sales funnel. ABM as a concept is not new, but now with the introduction of purpose-built technologies, it has become scalable, making it simple to grasp and compelling. It allows marketing and sales to target the accounts they value most, including prospects, current customers and partners. This precise approach to targeting helps bring the right accounts to the table, making the marketing and sales process more efficient. Every company would prefer to spend its limited resources more efficiently targeting and engaging the right types of accounts, or even better, specific accounts. This outcome is the promise of ABM. The typical adoption pattern for new technology and approaches is for well-funded and resourced early adopters to try them while the rest of us watch and wait to see if they are viable and affordable. Quite often, these early adopters are large companies. As appealing as new marketing strategies and technologies are, too often they are out of reach for all but the largest firms with the biggest budgets. As this report will detail, ABM is not the exclusive domain of the largest firms. Demandbase and Demand Metric together explored the current state of ABM adoption, detailing usage and user characteristics. The study findings provide an understanding of ABM and how critical it is as a strategy for companies of all sizes. Table of Contents - Introduction - Executive Summary - The Current ABM Landscape - ABM Results - Future of ABM - Analyst Bottom Line - Acknowledgements
 - About Demandbase - About Demand Metric - Appendix - Survey Background

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Email Marketing Benchmark Report

Email Marketing Benchmark Report

Executive Summary Email still dominates as a marketing and sales channel. For many years, email has enjoyed favored status as a marketing and sales channel. However, the challenges in the way of email marketing success continue to mount: legislation, filtering & blocking technology and the reluctance of recipients to engage via email are growing obstacles to success. These challenges are worsening, quite likely because of “batch & blast” email practices and overall poorly conceived email campaigns. In short, it’s becoming harder to use email as a marketing channel. While most marketers are diversifying into additional channels, few have abandoned email. It’s familiar, inexpensive and still gets results. What will email marketing success look like in the year ahead and how will marketers achieve it? To find out, Demand Metric in partnership with Ascend2 fielded the Email Marketing Survey and completed interviews with 518 marketing and sales decision-makers and practitioners from around the world. We thank these busy professionals for sharing their valuable insights with you. The charts in this report compare the strategies and practices of companies that have succeeded in achieving or exceeding their revenue goals with those that have not. This research has been produced for your use. Put it to work in your own marketing strategy planning and presentation materials. Clip the charts and write about them in your blog or post them on social media. Please share this research credited as published. Table of Contents - Executive Summary - Achieving Revenue Goals - Email Marketing Objectives - Current Email Marketing Success - Obstacles to Email Marketing Success - Email List Size - Email Tactic Usage - Email Tactic Effectiveness - Changes to Email Marketing Effectiveness - Email Tactic Execution - Email Programs & Channel Integration - Email Marketing Software Improvements - About Marketo - About Demand Metric & Ascend2 - Appendix - Survey Background Research Methodology Surveys are conducted online from a panel of more than 50,000 Ascend2 research subscribers, representing US and international marketing and sales decision-makers and practitioners in a range of contact roles, company types, sizes and geographic regions. The questionnaire used incorporates standardized research practices across all studies while maintaining a proven 3-minute survey format. Survey findings are examined in a quantitative context by experienced analysts and reported objectively. The Demand Metric and Ascend2 2014 Email Marketing Benchmark Report was administered online in February 2014. During this period, 518 responses were collected that were qualified and complete enough for inclusion in the analysis. To obtain this document, visit us at http://www.demandmetric.com/register

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Content Marketing Benchmark Report

Content Marketing Benchmark Report

Executive Summary Content is an essential component of marketing. Buyers self-educate more deeply into the sales cycle than every before. Content marketing is an essential strategy to attracting, engaging and acquiring customers during this self-education process. Yet only 13% of respondents believe their content strategy is very successful at achieving important objectives. What will content marketing success look like in the year ahead and how will marketers achieve it? To find out, Demand Metric in partnership with Ascend2 fielded the Content Marketing Survey and completed interviews with 521 marketing and sales decision-makers and practitioners from around the world. We thank these busy professionals for sharing their valuable insights with you. The charts in this report compare the strategies and practices of small and mid-size businesses (SMB) with large enterprises. This research has been produced for your use. Put it to work in your own marketing strategy planning and presentation materials. Clip the charts and write about them in your blog or post them on social media. Please share this research credited as published. Table of Contents - Executive Summary - Content Marketing Objectives - Current Content Marketing Success - Obstacles to Content Marketing Success - Premium Content Usage - Content Type Effectiveness - Content Type Execution - Content Campaign Resources - Content Marketing Software Usage - Channel Effectiveness for Content - Content & The Sale Cycle - About Marketo - About Demand Metric & Ascend2 - Appendix - Survey Background Research Methodology Surveys are conducted online from a panel of more than 50,000 Ascend2 research subscribers, representing US and international marketing and sales decision-makers and practitioners in a range of contact roles, company types, sizes and geographic regions. The questionnaire used incorporates standardized research practices across all studies while maintaining a proven 3-minute survey format. Survey findings are examined in a quantitative context by experienced analysts and reported objectively. The Demand Metric and Ascend2 2014 Content Marketing Benchmark Report was administered online in January 2014. During this period, 521 responses were collected that were qualified and complete enough for inclusion in the analysis.

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