marketing analytics

Using analytics and personalized marketing to increase revenue and customer loyalty

Using analytics and personalized marketing to increase revenue and customer loyalty

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How behavioral analytics fuels more personalized marketing

Improve customer satisfaction, identify trends and make smarter marketing decisions with IBM Social Media Analytics.

IBM Business Analytics help managers in different areas of the marketing organization do their jobs more effectively. Watch this video to see how: 1. Demand generation managers can target the most profitable customers with the right offer at the right time. 2.Marketing operations managers can review the results of multiple campaigns from a single marketing performance dashboard. 3. Brand managers can blend data from blogs, forums and social websites with CRM data to see how people really regard the company’s brand. Watch this video to see how IBM helps you make smarter marketing decisions, faster.

Turn marketing challenges into opportunities with marketing performance analytics

Empower marketing professionals to analyze and act on marketing performance data.

More than ever, marketers are being held accountable for demonstrating how marketing investments directly translate into sales. That’s why Modern Marketing is fueled by intelligent data analytics and reporting. Implementing the proper analytics systems can help you make critical decisions regarding which parts of your marketing efforts are working or not, and provide the reporting tools necessary to justify those decisions by connecting them directly with pipeline and revenue. By implementing systems for reporting and intelligence, you can better understand the impact that sales and marketing efforts are having on overall business. You then can refine strategies and develop repeatable processes for success.

More than ever, marketers are being held accountable for demonstrating how marketing investments directly translate into sales. That’s why Modern Marketing is fueled by intelligent data analytics and reporting. Implementing the proper analytics systems can help you make critical decisions regarding which parts of your marketing efforts are working or not, and provide the reporting tools necessary to justify those decisions by connecting them directly with pipeline and revenue. By implementing systems for reporting and intelligence, you can better understand the impact that sales and marketing efforts are having on overall business. You then can refine strategies and develop repeatable processes for success.

"The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is one of the nation’s most popular attractions, a Top 10 Zagat-rated Zoo, and a Top Zoo for Children according to Parent’s Magazine. Each year, more than 1.3 million people visit its 71-acre site, which is home to more than 500 animal and 3,000 plant species. Although the Zoo is a non-profit organization and is partially subsidized by Hamilton County, more than two thirds of its $26 million annual budgetis generated through its own fundraising efforts."

With higher mobile use comes more opportunities to reach consumers in different ways. How are you reaching your customers and making them consistent consumers?

People, machines, data, processes are more connected than ever before, in more ways, and at a pace not previously envisioned. Because of this, the means of user interaction are evolving rapidly, and the outcome is an explosion of information increasing at epic rates. Both the opportunity and the challenge for an organization is to execute a strategy to most effectively participate in, exploit and derive ongoing value from the expansive digital world. To evaluate and ultimately better facilitate this, many organizations are specifically defining a digital strategy as part of their overall general business strategy. Central to that digital strategy is the digital experience.

A social business is an organization whose culture and systems encourage networks of people to create business value. Social businesses connect individuals, so they can rapidly share information, knowledge and ideas by having conversations and publishing informal content. They analyze social content from multiple channels and sources, in addition to structured data, to gain insights from both external and internal stakeholders. When those things happen, innovation and business execution rates increase, better decisions are made, and customers and employees are more engaged and satisfied. Social businesses enjoy lower operating costs, faster speed-to-market, improved customer and employee engagement, and increased profitability. Many organizations don’t fully appreciate the magnitude of the value creation potential of social business.

Transforming the way enterprises work to better capitalize on our most valuable resource: people. As one of the world’s leading social businesses, IBM empowers more than 430,000 employees around the globe to know more, do more and deliver more value where and when it matters most. And by extending social capabilities outside the organization, IBM has been able to empower and strengthen connections with clients, IBM Business Partners, suppliers and other stakeholders to tap new opportunities for growth while building brand value.

Mobile devices are streaming millions of location data points in real-time. These data points are extremely valuable in their own right because the very apps that help generate data can also be used to act on insights and deliver relevant messages. Download these insights and examples to turn mobile data into actions.

Learn the 5 questions you should be asking a potential location-based marketing partner and see the importance of choosing the right marketing and analytics partner for your organization.

Gigaom Research surveyed technology decision-makers about their use of marketing technologies and their impact on ROI and site operations. We’ll share the results of this survey and review best practices in managing your site’s marketing cloud.

As today’s marketing analytics requirements become increasingly cross-channel and real-time, your organization can’t risk crude integration between marketing and analytics assets. Together, these assets must work like a well-oiled machine. So what can you do? Should you integrate standalone marketing and analytics systems? Watch this to discover answers from industry experts.

As marketers, we rely on metrics to measure our success or failure. But how effective are traditional analytics? When metrics can’t see beyond the mouse click, how can we understand what the people behind the screen are experiencing? How can we know what happened before the click, or what happens after? ClickTale’s newest eBook will show you how Digital Customer Experience metrics help you look past the numbers, and understand what your customers and visitors are really experiencing on your website. Download Digital Customer Experience Metrics: Uncovering the Behavior behind the Numbers now, and start turning metrics into actionable understanding!

This guide will allow you to prove and improve ROI/ROO, assist in defining KPIs and showcase how to best leverage digital in today’s changing experiential marketing landscape.

BrightEdge tapped into its massive Data Cube repository to provide a comprehensive view into the channels that drive traffic and the types of content that perform best. BrightEdge created this report to help brands understand the actual performance of site content by channel and by industry.

This paper looks at advances in database analytics and how they change the playing field for marketing executives willing to seize opportunities made available by new advances in hardware and software.

In this video, see how Greenwell Financial marketers use IBM's Digital Experience platform to make customers the center of attention to drive business value. This demo highlights IBM's latest capabilities including Site Wizard, Digital Data Connector, Marketing Center, Media Analytics and more.

Today's Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solutions aim to recapture the personalized customer service provided by local mom-and-pop shops of yore – except with high-tech-analytics capabilities, collaborative platforms and automated processes. By gathering information from multiple data sources and storing it in a centralized location, a hosted CRM solution provides a holistic view of a customer in real time. Armed with this insight, a company’s management, sales and service people can better generate leads, target top customers, manage marketing campaigns, drive sales and boost customer satisfaction.