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Do CMOs Really Spend More on MarTech Than CIOs? A New Study Says No.

Customer Experience Matrix

Like many people in the marketing technology industry, I was tickled in 2011 when Gartner predicted that CMOs would soon have bigger tech budgets than CIOs , and even more tickled when Gartner said in 2016 that it had happened. Slightly more than half of the marketing spend is business-funded, which presumably means it’s spent by CMOs.

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2011 B2B Marketing Trends

Webbiquity

MarketingSherpa recently released its 2011 B2B Marketing Benchmark Report. The categories with the largest percentage of marketers reporting plans to reduce spending next year were high-cost offline tactics: direct mail, trade shows and print advertising. Share this on Reddit. Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon.

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B2B Marketing Automation Growth Slowed In First Half of 2011

Customer Experience Matrix

Year-on-Year Growth Rate (Client Count) Year Ending: Infusionsoft, OfficeAutoPilot, HubSpot Pardot, Marketo, Eloqua, Manticore Technology, Genius All Vendors Combined June 2011 52% 68% 55% December 2011 97% 93% 97% So, what does this mean? Is the marketing automation bubble about to burst? Not necessarily.

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New Report: 2011 B2B Content Marketing Trends

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SlideShare views for the new report " 2011 B2B Content Marketing Trends " are off the charts - looks like we have a topic that is really resonating with B2B marketers. Companies spend an average of 20 percent of their budgets on content marketing. The biggest challenge: producing truly engaging content.

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2011 Social Media Marketing Trends

Webbiquity

Three-quarters of b2b buyers use social media at some point during their purchase decision process, and marketers are responding with increased spending on social media marketing. So what’s next?

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Report: Facebook Ad Spending Grew 1600% in 2011

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Boston-based Nanigans , a Facebook ads API developer, reports 1600% growth in Facebook ad spending over the past year. This refers to the ad spend managed by Nanigans’ software – not the entire Facebook ecosystem. In 2011, it served over 175 billion Facebook ad impressions. billion revenue in 2011 came from ads.

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4 Trends Shaping B2B Marketing in 2011

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Wiley, 2011). As an editor and marketer, I spend a lot of time thinking about the “how to”—in other words, how to translate the best and more interesting marketing ideas into truly actionable steps for organizations looking to grow their business. Follwer her on Twitter @marketingprofs.