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Enterprise Digital Asset Management Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
𒁏Today’s buyers expect digital experiences to be tailored to their individual preferences and needs. Most customers are aware that brands can deliver a personalized approach across digital channels. In fact, a growing majority of buyers now expect personalized offers all the time. In this report, we examine this trend and all of the others driving interest in digital asset management platforms.
ꩵEnterprise Conversion Optimization Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
🌌COPs help marketers meet heightened user expectations by systematically testing and personalizing websites, mobile apps and other touch points to provide each person with a satisfying experience.
🍷Enterprise Digital Experience Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
ꦍThe challenge of integrating new technologies with CMSs, the increased digitization of business and ever-heightened customer expectations are some of the factors that have led to the rise of the digital experience platform (DXP).
▨Enterprise Customer Data Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
ꦡThe post-pandemic business world — increasingly omnichannel but with a heavy reliance on digital — requires successful marketers to analyze and leverage data to deliver timely personalized interactions across every customer touchpoint. At a time when global uncertainty and widespread layoffs dominate the headlines, the customer data platform is increasingly seen as one of the must-have elements of the martech stack.
💃Enterprise Call Analytics Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
ꦍThe phone call has become the most popular engagement channel for a majority of U.S. customers, leapfrogging email over the past two years. Even as customers increase their use of multiple channels to research and buy products and services, the telephone – particularly the smartphone – has solidified its role in the purchase journey.
🌊B2B Marketing Automation Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
🌳MAPs are often overlooked by marketers amid the chase after the shiny new thing. They are taken for granted in part because of their ubiquity and critical importance as the central hub of many businesses’ marketing stacks. Perhaps that’s why, in a time of rapid change, marketers are replacing their MAPs more frequently than other technologies. It is critical the MAP does what the business needs it to do.
⛎Enterprise Digital Events Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
🎉Virtual events are here to stay and DEP vendors are pioneering ways to deliver a more engaging, human experience through features like networking, gamification and real-time interactions. Learn more.
♓Enterprise Marketing Performance Management Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
🦂Marketing executives are under pressure to prove the ROI of their investments. The variety of channels and devices is expanding, Customer expectations are higher than ever. And privacy concerns are limiting and restricting access to data. Adopting an MPM platform can address these issues. Learn more.
ꦡEnterprise Customer Journey Orchestration Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
☂To ensure that customers and prospects have the ideal interactions at every touchpoint, marketers first need in-depth information about the journey buyers navigate on their way to making a purchase, as well as how they interact post-purchase. Learn more.
Enterprise Account-Based Marketing Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
🎶B2B marketers have employed account-based marketing (ABM) for well over a decade, but the approach has quickly begun gaining currency over the past few years and that growth is expected to continue.
♒Enterprise Sales Enablement Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
🐎Learn more about sales enablement platforms – what their capabilities are, and how they can help marketers drive more revenue. This report examines the current market for enterprise sales enablement platforms and the considerations involved in implementing this technology.
Enterprise Marketing Work Management Platforms: A Marketer’s Guide
✨Digital marketing – involving everything from search engines to social media to display ads to email to mobile apps and more – is a complex endeavor, whether marketers are in-house at a brand or employed by an agency. Enterprise marketing work management tools can offer significant benefits that help marketers get a handle on their work and better communicate with colleagues.