With CPCs rising on Google Ads for search advertising and on Meta for social media advertising, some companies are shifting their marketing strategy to focus on brand awareness.
Starting any new marketing leadership role is intimidating—transitioning to a new team with new faces, learning industry-specific policies, and familiarizing yourself with the overall goals of your new organization takes time and effort. And that’s only for a “traditional” marketing role.
For retail or e-commerce businesses, the holiday season is often the most significant time of the year, accounting for 19% or more of annual revenue. Deloitte’s annual holiday retail survey finds that, with inflation top of mind, consumers are looking for deals and are still planning on spending …
Marketing leaders are bombarded with new strategy ideas from every direction.
The advertisement landscape continues to grow increasingly competitive. To keep up, many marketers have turned to programmatic marketing to get the most out of their ad investment.
When the economy slides into a downturn, one of the first things businesses do is cut costs, either in response to or in anticipation of decreased profits. The marketing department is often one of the first departments cut. Why?