There’s something exhilarating about catching a moment as it happens. It’s why we pull out our phones during concerts, why we stream breaking news instead of waiting for tomorrow’s paper, and why businesses that lean into real-time customer data are steadily outpacing those that don’t.
As businesses strive to build trust and loyalty among their audiences, leveraging the power of brand advocates—customers, employees, and influencers who passionately support and promote a brand—has become a key driver of growth.
In the digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a linchpin in transforming marketing strategies from standard to spectacular. Embracing AI in your marketing efforts can not only enhance efficiency but also personalize experiences at scale, ensuring that every campaign hits its mark.
For the past century, technology has grown at an extremely rapid pace. It was so rapid, that it came to the point that people would predict a future of flying cars and advanced robotics that could perform any human task possible. Although these may still be in our imaginations, it goes to show how the swift pace of development has shaped our expectations and even business practices.
As an aspiring entrepreneur, networking is a big part of the job. It opens the door to a world of business opportunities, as it helps you to meet like-minded individuals, generate new leads, and build strong business connections. Networking also boosts confidence, increases your professional visibility, and builds your reputation as an aspiring business owner.
As a small business owner, you may not have access to the same resources as larger companies. But that doesn’t mean you can’t reap the benefits of data visualization. In this blog post from Strategy Driven Marketing, we will discuss what data visualization is, how it adds value to both internal operations and marketing efforts, and how it can help transform decision-making.
You might assume that launching a business inevitably comes with steep startup costs - but today, this couldn’t be further from the truth when done right. We are not saying this is the case for every business. The nature of certain businesses will require steep investments in things like inventory, equipment, licenses, space, etc.
Pew Research Center reports that 96% of people in the United States own a mobile phone of some kind and over 80% own a smartphone. So, it should come as no surprise that mobile payments are starting to take off.
Isolated data points and vague, vanity metrics don’t really tell you how your marketing campaigns are performing. Clear objectives and measurable goals are essential to understanding the performance of your marketing efforts. Because businesses need to use data insights that can influence strategy, utilizing key metrics to measure performance has become an essential part of marketing.
