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- Wydawca: John Wiley & Sons
- Kategoria: Biznes, rozwój, prawo
- Język: angielski
- Rok wydania: 2014
Discover what's possible when the art and science of marketingcollide The Marketing Performance Blueprint is an actionable andinnovative guide to unlocking your potential as a marketer andaccelerating success for your business. With an eye toward themarketing industry's rapid evolution, this book focuses on theprocesses, technologies, and strategies that are redefining themarketing environment. Step by step, you will learn how to buildperformance-driven organizations that exceed ROI expectations andoutpace the competition. Companies are demanding a more technical,scientific approach to marketing, and this guide provides the keyinformation that helps marketing professionals choose the righttools and recruit the right talent to more effectively build brand,generate leads, convert sales, and increase customer loyalty. Marketers are facing increased pressure to connect every dollarspent to bottom-line results. As the industry advances, thetremendous gaps in talent, technology, and strategy leave manyprofessionals underprepared and underperforming. The MarketingPerformance Blueprint helps bridge those gaps: * Align marketing talent, technology, and strategy to reachperformance goals * Drive digital marketing transformation within yourorganization * Recruit, train, and retain a modern marketing team * Propel growth through digital-savvy marketing agencypartners * Adapt more quickly to marketing technology advancements * Create connected customer experiences * Turn marketing data into intelligence, and intelligence intoaction * Devise integrated marketing strategies that deliver realbusiness results The marketers who will redefine the industry in the comingmonths and years will never stop challenging conventional knowledgeand solutions. Whether in terms of evolved talent, advancedtechnology, or more intelligent and integrated strategies, thesedriven professionals will be in demand as the pioneers of the newmarketing era. The Marketing Performance Blueprint helpsmarketers blaze a trail of their own by providing a roadmap tosuccess.
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the marketing performance blueprint
strategies and technologies to build and measure business success
paul roetzer
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Roetzer, Paul, 1978– The marketing performance blueprint : strategies and technologies to build and measure business success / Paul Roetzer. pages cm Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 978-1-118-88343-3 (Hardback); ISBN 978-1-118-88358-7 (ebk); ISBN 978-1-118-88357-0 (ebk) 1. Marketing--Management. 2. Strategic planning. I. Title. HF5415.R5666 2014 658.8′02–dc23 2014022278
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Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Underprepared and Underperforming
Build a Performance-Driven Organization
Accelerate Success
Note
Section I: The Backstory
Chapter 1: Mind the Gaps
The Marketing Talent Gap
The Marketing Technology Gap
The Marketing Strategy Gap
The Marketing Performance Gap
Notes
Chapter 2: Commit to Digital Transformation
Adoption and Adaptation
Obstacles to Evolution
The Exposed Brand
Notes
Section II: Marketing Talent
Chapter 3: Build a Modern Marketing Team
A Talent War Has Begun
Rise of the Hybrids
The Science of Recruiting
Notes
Chapter 4: Construct an Internal Marketing Academy
Keeping Pace or Falling Behind?
The Role of Online Education
An Internal Academy Model
Notes
Chapter 5: Propel Growth through Agency Partners
The Marketing Agency Ecosystem
Finding Your Match
Managing the Outsourced Team
Notes
Section III: Marketing Technology
Chapter 6: Create a Connected Customer Experience
It Is Their Journey, Not Yours
The Impact of Automation
Algorithms and Artificial Intelligence
Origins of the Intelligence Engine
Let's Get Contextual
Notes
Chapter 7: Manage the Marketing Technology Matrix
Into the Cloud
Brinker's Marketing Technology Landscape
Map Your Marketing Technology Strategy
Core Technologies Snapshot
Notes
Section IV: Marketing Strategy
Chapter 8: Perform a Marketing Assessment
Potential for Success
The Marketing Score Model
Business and Marketing Cores
The Strategy Gateway
Notes
Chapter 9: Develop a Marketing Scorecard
Metrics That Matter
Getting Started with Google Analytics
Automate and Visualize Intelligence
Notes
Chapter 10: Strategize a Marketing Game Plan
e3 Model Snapshot
Evaluate
Establish
Execute
Note
Conclusion
The Marketing Performance Laws
Core Concepts
Resources
About the Author
Index
End User License Agreement
Guide
Cover
Table of Contents
Section I
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Foreword
When Brian Halligan and I started HubSpot in June 2006, we wanted to transform how organizations acquired customers. The Internet had altered how people accessed information, connected, shopped, and shared. As a result, marketing as we knew it was broken.
Traditional, outbound marketing methods, such as trade shows, advertising, and telemarketing, were becoming less and less effective. Consumers were choosing when and where to interact with brands, turning to search engines and social networks for resources, products, and services.
HubSpot became our chance to revolutionize the marketing industry and give businesses the tools needed to better reach and engage buyers online and on their terms.
It was around this time that I met Paul at the inaugural INBOUND conference in Boston. He was one of HubSpot's earliest adopters, and in 2008, his marketing agency, PR 20/20, became our first Agency Partner, helping to pioneer a program that now includes more than 1,500 agencies worldwide.
Paul and his team have worked with dozens of clients to build and execute performance-driven inbound marketing campaigns. We share a common belief that businesses need to outthink, rather than outspend, their competition. Playing by everybody else's rules is a surefire way to lose, whereas innovation—and thinking differently—is rewarded.
Consumers are more informed, in touch, and in charge than ever before. Outdated marketing methods interrupt and annoy, causing customers to move further away from brands.
Buyers crave personalized experiences, and brands need to up their game to connect with audiences in meaningful ways. They must transform marketing from something most people hate to something that they love. This requires a shift in marketing strategy.
Successful marketing programs focus on the people behind each transaction. They humanize marketing and reimagine the full customer experience, from first interaction to post-sale support. This is how you deliver memorable inbound experiences that turn followers into customers and customers into advocates. This is how you create marketing that people love.
But, there is no magic wand to transform obsolete marketing practices, and too many companies remain frozen in time. Marketing departments must evolve their mind-sets and put the right technology and culture foundations in place.
Technology has dramatically changed how consumers live, connect, and shop, but it has also enabled marketers to execute more intelligent and targeted strategies. With technology in their toolbox, marketers can better meet consumer demands for excellence at every touchpoint, personalize interactions based on context, streamline campaign execution, and accurately measure performance.
It is for these reasons that companies like HubSpot exist—to help you market better and smarter, and to help you delight customers.
While technology makes lovable marketing a possibility, it is marketers who make it a reality. However, modern marketers are hard to come by—especially those with exceptional talent and the hunger to learn and achieve. To attract marketing stars, you must first become the keeper of culture. Define your organization's set of shared beliefs, values, and practices, and use that as the jumping-off point. Culture is to recruiting as product is to marketing—the better the culture, the easier it is to attract and retain exceptional talent.
As HubSpot has grown through the years, to more than 700 employees today, I have spent significant time thinking about culture. So much so that I have joked with my colleagues that the “T” in my CTO title may actually stand more for “talent” than “technology.” I have learned that knowing what your company believes and what makes it tick are paramount to attracting and retaining the right people.
And, a talented team, when paired with the right marketing technology and an evolved marketing strategy, completes the marketing-performance trifecta.
However, transformation is difficult. The Marketing Performance Blueprint is your guide to help accelerate success through marketing talent, technology, and strategy. Use it to build a performance-driven business and to create marketing that people love.
DHARMESH SHAH (@DHARMESH) Cofounder and CTO, HubSpot Coauthor, Inbound Marketing
Acknowledgments
The Marketing Performance Blueprint would not have happened without the incredible PR 20/20 team—Sam Brenner (@sambrenner2020), Dia Dalsky (@DiaDalsky), Allie Gottlieb (@alliegott), Mike Kaput (@MikeKaput), Tracy Lewis (@Tracy_J_Lewis), Angela Masciarelli (@Ang_Masciarelli), Jessica Miller (@jessica_joellen), Rachel Miller (@RachelAMiller), Keith Moehring (@keithmoehring), Taylor Radey (@TaylorLauren), and Sandie Young (@SandieMYoung).
Each one of them played a part in telling this story. They embody what it means to be a modern marketer. They challenge themselves to constantly learn and evolve, and they continually push the limits of what is possible when the art and science of marketing collide.
They inspire me every day to be a better professional, and a better person.
Introduction
UNDERPREPARED AND UNDERPERFORMING
The marketing industry is advancing at an unprecedented rate, creating seemingly insurmountable gaps in marketing talent, technology, and strategy.
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