Why Some Agencies Are Dying
Agencies are being forced to work together as CMOs demand best of breed across the marketing functions.
CMOs
5 Marketing Myths
Here are five marketing myths you may want to avoid trusting in 2014.
Does a Social Score Make a CMO?
A recent infographic published on a Forbes blog ranks the top 20 Fortune 100 CMOs based on social scoring. The graphic poses an interesting question: Should CMOs be judged by their individual social media prowess?
The methodology for the social scores released in the infographic was not released, and there was an incredibly wide disparity between follower counts and placement in the Top 20. It’s hard to consider the scores valid because we don’t know the criteria used for the algorithm.
One would hope Forbes would insist authors provide information sources and research criteria, even when it’s published under the guise of a blog. More on this tomorrow. Today let’s address the question of CMOs and social media scores.
Clearly influencers have become an important part of marketing.
The first group of people to tell you that is the influencer/social media community. That’s because we as a group overvalue ourselves.
Marketing in the Round Infographic: The Tip of the Iceberg
Marketing in the Round Infographic
Today, Gini Dietrich and I launch Marketing in the Round in Chicago with a virtual (1 ET) U-Stream book bomb and a live (5 CT) networking event! Read Gini’s post here about how the book happened.
Immersed in the era of visual media, what better way to start the day than with an infographic of statistics used in the book (also available directly on Flickr and Scribd). The RAD Campaign designed infographic demonstrates how today’s online marketing conversation, actual business expenditures, and business selection of tactics are not in synch.
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