150. Modern Marketing consists
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The modern marketing concepts are:
Learning and comprehending the wants/needs of the consumer through online interaction. Creating products that meet the needs of the target consumer. Leading the competition in customer satisfaction. Making sure a business' efforts make a profit for the organization.
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Modern Marketing is a holistic, adaptive methodology that connects brands with real customers and drives business results by blending strategy, creative, technology, and analysis.
Modern Marketing…
1. ELEVATES CUSTOMERS’ BRAND EXPERIENCES AT EVERY TOUCHPOINT
Modern customers of both the B2B and B2C variety are a sophisticated animal. They have high expectations when it comes to brand experience. (We can thank Apple for that.) These elevated expectations impact more than the technical user experience of interactive exchanges like websites and applications. Yes, users expect to be able to switch effortlessly between desktop and mobile when interacting with your site, but every touchpoint should also speak to the value of your brand, establish trust, and tell a cohesive story.
2. BUILDS PERSONALIZED CONNECTIONS WITH INDIVIDUALS
The sophisticated expectations of the modern customer don’t end with a consistent brand experience. That experience must also be tailored to them. Not as a vague demographic group, but as individuals. To achieve that level of personalization, you must develop a deep understanding of your customer. What are their desires, challenges, pain points, hopes, dreams, favorite colors? The deeper you get, the better you can shape their brand experience.
3. INTEGRATES OMNICHANNEL STRATEGY AND TACTICS
There’s a reason we don’t call ourselves a “digital” marketing agency. Modern Marketing doesn’t equate to a digital-only approach. Nearly everything we do incorporates a digital component, but Modern Marketing is channel agnostic. The average person spends 8 hours a day consuming media, a figure that includes online, outdoor, radio, magazines, and newspapers. If your marketing is going to meet customers where they’re at, you’ll most likely have to execute it across multiple channels. It’s a strategy that has increased sales for 78 percent of companies that employ it.
4. ADAPTS TO THE EVOLUTION OF THE MARKETING LANDSCAPE
Modern Marketers are, by nature, agile, adapting to changing technology and capitalizing on the benefits it offers. Still, Modern Marketing is more than the technology that facilitates it. We don’t let trends in innovation rule our strategies. We find ways to make technology work for our strategies.
5. MAXIMIZES EFFICIENCIES THROUGH TECHNOLOGY AND AUTOMATION
We don’t simply rely on technology to improve the way we reach our audiences. We also turn to advancements in marketing technology and automation to become more efficient marketers. By eliminating repetitive manual tasks, establishing communication workflows, managing social, publishing content, centralizing data reports, tracking lead activities, facilitating events, testing campaigns (and much, much more), these tools maximize the efficiency of your marketing resources and dollar. To the potential tune of a 451 percent increase in qualified leads.
6. COMBINES INBOUND EDUCATION WITH OUTBOUND PROMOTION
We’re well settled into the information age, which means potential customers are conducting more research than they ever have before making purchasing decisions. Between 2012 and 2013 alone, the number of individuals who turned to online research before making a buying decision jumped 20 percent. It doesn’t matter if your customer is a new homeowner comparing mattress reviews or a corporate decision maker searching for the best travel management solution, they won’t make a move before conducting a significant amount of research.
7. MEASURES AND ANALYZES PERFORMANCE
Marketing is an investment and investments are measured by returns. A fact the big data movement has solidified. Ninety-three percent of CMOs report feeling pressure to prove ROI. Still, no matter how advanced data analytics tools become, certain pockets of marketing will always defy easy measurement. Sure, the rise of the Google Gods and endless analytics tools have made it much easier to track digital marketing, but other initiatives—like brand development—can be tricker to evaluate, especially in the short term. It’s not an uncommon plight. Only 21 percent of marketers say they are successful at tracking ROI.
8. LEVERAGES ITERATIVE EXECUTION AND OPTIMIZATION
A Modern Marketing strategy never truly crosses the finish line. We’re constantly exploring new channels, adopting innovative tools and technology, adapting to market shifts, outpacing the competition, and improving upon creative strategies and solutions that could be just a little more perfect. This constant state of motion has led 78 percent of CMOs to embrace agile marketing, a decision 86.9 percent of practitioners say has increased profits.