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Elissa Fink, CMO of Tableau Software: Don’t Be Afraid of Data Marketing: How to Use Marketing Analytics to Measure Progress [Podcast]

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It’s all about measuring progress. So says Elissa Fink, CMO of business analytics and data visualization company Tableau Software. In a world where the importance of marketing analytics is increasingly beyond refute, it remains very difficult for many CMOs to begin making sense of incomplete and inconsistent data.

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Why Marketing Analytics Are Needed For Growth

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Business leaders are armed with greater decision-making power since the development of marketing technology and analytics tools. Advanced marketing analytics “provide the ability to increase growth and marketing return on investment (MROI), [yet many] organizations seem almost paralyzed by the choices on offer.”

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Why Marketing Analytics And Metrics Are Related But Not The Same

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Many marketers use the terms metrics and analytics in the same sentence and sometimes even interchangeably. Metrics are standards of measurement: Activity measures – number of new blog posts or the number of events, and the associated hard and soft costs of those activities. Accountability requires metrics and measurement.

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Forget Vanity Metrics: How To Get Serious About Marketing Analytics

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With the steadily increasing importance of marketing analytics and metrics, it’s very easy for B2B marketers to hone in on “vanity metrics.” There are general key performance indicators (KPIs) that all marketers must measure, but are you measuring in a way that allows you to fully understand marketing ROI?

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How Big Data and Marketing Analytics Help Sales

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Marketing analytics is the answer. In answer to this challenge, we have also seen impressive new marketing analytics solutions. The data analytics industry is growing between 9 and 12% a year, with some sources predicting that the B2B marketing technology industry will exceed 50 billion dollars in the USA within the next 2 years.

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CMOs are Spending More on Marketing Analytics, Social and Content

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Here are the top trends you need to know: Roughly 8 in 10 US CMOs anticipate their companies will increase usage of predictive marketing analytics and big data tools within the year, “with more than one-quarter expecting their use to increase by at least 25%.” ” 39.1% ” Source: MarketingCharts.

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Why the CMO and CIO Need to Work as Partners

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Given the $50 billion that marketers already spend on big data and marketing analytics capabilities annually, the pressure is on to show significant above-market returns for that investment.” That involves articulating trade-offs and options by measures such as cost, time, and priorities.”

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