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Data and Creativity— Finding the Left-Right Brain Balance (ft. Mike Linton, Farmers Insurance CMO)

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He takes us on a deep dive into this area, offering cases where he believes marketing systems should be ROI-driven, and other examples where requiring ROI will actually hurt business.@MichaelALinton Mike walks us through some examples from Farmers own marketing system.@MichaelALinton

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Why Trusting Your Gut Is The Worst Marketing Move You Could Make

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Here’s a tip: When it comes to marketing your business, leave your “gut” out of it. There are mounds of information about your business just waiting to be mined and analyzed, information that can help you drive more powerful, effective marketing campaigns. Well, smart ones don’t, at least. What are you waiting for? Pizza and payroll.

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How To Use Unstructured Data to Understand Customer Language (with Cary Fulbright, Attensity’s Chief Strategy Officer)

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Cary uses the example of the Apple iPhone 6 “Bendgate” to illustrate this phenomenon. People “lie all the time,” says Cary, using the common example of customers complaining about their phone company but not actually switching providers, “If you just rely… on voice of customer… you might get a lot of false negatives.”

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Digital Marketing Ain’t Enough – Why the Data Marketer Will Own the Future

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A surplus of skilled digital marketers has glutted the workforce, and nearly all successful businesses have already adopted digital marketing techniques. Below are some examples of how Data Marketing can create competitive advantage: A major, U.S.-based How Data Marketing Creates Competitive Advantage.

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Customer Experience is the Core of Big Data Marketing (with Russell Glass, Head of Products, Marketing Solutions at LinkedIn)

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The book “Big Data-Driven Business” suggests that some 90% of marketers are paralyzed by the bewildering amount of choice within the marketing technology (martech) ecosystem, while the other 10% are “using technologies to create incredible changes to the trajectories of their businesses.”

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Why Marketing Analytics And Metrics Are Related But Not The Same

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A couple examples of this are: Creating models to help understand, monitor, and predict buyer behavior, such as predisposition to purchase. Marketers select metrics that enable them to connect marketing activities and investments to business results. Outcome metrics – pipeline contribution and share of wallet.

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Atri Chatterjee, Act-On Software CMO: The Top Challenges Facing Integrated Demand Generation Marketers and How to Overcome Them [Podcast]

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Building blocks: Atri offers the example of Lego Education, the famous toymaker’s educational B2B division, and shares a glimpse at Lego’s sophisticated, holistic multi-channel demand generation strategy. Marketing, Atri says, is the one organization within a company that has purview over the entire business lifecycle of a customer.