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50+ Statistics Designed to Influence B2B Marketing Budgets in the New Year

KoMarketing Associates

As we wind down 2015, marketing budgets and planning for the new year begin to take focus. Hopefully, the performance metrics associated with your organization’s marketing programs have yielded success and validation for tactics proposed at the beginning of the year. It is that time in the year again. source ). >.

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The 2014 Content Marketing Imperative

Marketing Insider Group

And then process starts all over again when you analyze what works and use those insights to drive continuous improvement in the next round of content creation. Content Marketing is an equal portion of creation, curation and syndication. Will you make 2014 the year of content marketing at your company?

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20 Captivating Marketing Statistics That Will Drive 2014 [Infographic]

Crimson Marketing

Marketing teams will spend $135 billion on digital marketing collateral. Internet advertising will account for 25% of the entire ad market by 2015. Trends in the marketing mix. Social media: Social marketing marketing budgets will double over the next 5 years. Infographics'

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30 Remarkable Content Marketing Facts and Statistics for 2013 (and 2014)

Webbiquity

Content marketing has become ubiquitous, with 93% of B2B marketers now using it. And it continues to expand: 82% of marketers plan to increase their budgets for content marketing in 2014. 82% of businesses plan to increase spending on content marketing in the coming year. eMarketer ).

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How B2B Marketers Will Spend Their Budgets in 2014

Webbiquity

Marketing budget allocations should, of course, always be based on the unique a company’s unique situation: its specific needs, experiences, strengths, market position, market conditions and trends, etc. Among the key findings: Digital budgets are growing. Old school marketing continues to decline.

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How B2B Marketers Will Spend Their Budgets in 2014

Webbiquity

Marketing budget allocations should, of course, always be based on the unique a company’s unique situation: its specific needs, experiences, strengths, market position, market conditions and trends, etc. Among the key findings: Digital budgets are growing. Old school marketing continues to decline.

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Keys to Developing a B2B Digital Marketing Plan

KEO Marketing

Digital marketing plans for 2018 will consume a large portion of most B2B companies’ entire marketing budgets. The ease of tracking and adjusting mid-campaign, the extensive reach, and the preference by consumers for digital communications, make digital marketing a high priority for 2018.