Martech
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Data Driven ROI
Three Ways Marketing and Technology Can Collaborate on Digital Transformation
Three best practices to ensure optimal collaboration between your marketing and technology teams.
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Agencies
Chief Marketer’s Top 200 Brand Engagement and Experience Agencies
Explore the 2020 Chief Marketer 200, an editorial list of the top 200 brand engagement and activation agencies serving the U.S.
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MarTech
Brands Need to Consider Martech Investments Wisely: Report
Respondents to the Chief Marketer Martech Outlook survey said they expect budgets to increase
in the next 12 months. How do you decide what purchases make the most sense? -
Direct Marketing | Print
Why Martech Investments Aren’t Optimized: Infographic
Over half of marketers will increase their martech spending next year, but many still aren’t
optimizing their solutions, according to Chief Marketer’s Martech Outlook Report. -
MarTech
The AI Paradox: Why More Automation Means We Need More Humanity
How does a brand reap the benefits of AI and marketing automation, and
become more “human” at the same time? The answer lies in organizational empathy. -
MarTech
Big Martech Changes Help DXL Engage Shoppers
Better segmentation and an improved martech stack is helping Destination XL
boost engagement with retail customers in-store and online. -
MarTech
5 Tips for Creating An Agile Marketing Environment
Was 2019 the year your team pledged to move to a more collaborative, agile marketing approach,
testing and iterating new ideas more quickly? You’re not alone. -
MarTech
Integrating AI in Your Marketing Strategy: Six Steps
When determining whether or not to implement AI in a marketing strategy,
it’s important to understand the risks—and the opportunities. -
MarTech
CDP Helps Ancestry Improve Data Oversight
Putting a customer data platform (CDP) in place is helping Ancestry
improve its view of customer data from numerous sources and channels. -
Mobile
Mobile CX: How Burger King, Chipotle & More Are Getting It Right
A good mobile CX strategy is crucial. After all, it takes 12 good brand experiences
to make up for one bad one. Here’s four brands getting it right.