traditional digital marketing

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Over the past eighteen months we have seen a dramatic shift in consumers’ trust of traditional versus digital marketing.

Many hospital Chief Marketing Officers continue to debate whether their institution should transform their traditional marketing campaigns and embrace digital marketing. If you are in doubt as to whether digital marketing is important to your success and the success of your hospital, look at the countless articles, white papers, and blogs that have been published over the past several years that talk to the use of the internet and web-based services by patients and consumers. Here are a few of the latest examples from Pew Research Center’s Health Fact Sheet (

Marketers have long struggled with the simple task of knowing which marketing spend is truly effective, and how to optimize that spend. At the heart of the issue lies the challenge of ensuring the data quality and consistency exists to make decisions based on real intelligence. Why is this a problem? First, effective tracking is reliant on the consistent, complete application of campaign tracking codes and associated metadata, which has traditionally been a manual, ungoverned process. Adding to this complexity has been the dramatic expansion of digital marketing point solutions, and the disparate teams expected to execute across each of these channels and geographies. The result is what you would expect—highly inaccurate, incomplete, and inconsistent data that must be manually cleaned before reporting is possible. Fortunately a solution exists. Progressive marketing leaders are implementing Digital Experience Data Management (DXDM), ensuring the rich, consistent insights critical to ma

The headwinds facing traditional and online retailers in 2017 are numerous and well documented. Chief among the challenges: a sustained assault on established business models driven by changing consumer behavior and the competitive might of e-commerce giant Amazon. Large big-box players, such as Walmart and Target, are responding to the threat - and embracing the opportunity of e-commerce - by boosting online spending by hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars annually. Yet even the largest and most well-resourced players can’t simply spend their way to success. Competing with Amazon and adjusting to the changing demands of consumers means taking a hard look at the engines driving e-commerce and digital marketing operations, scouring for missed opportunities, and investing in the technologies that will fuel the innovations of tomorrow.

The headwinds facing traditional and online retailers in 2017 are numerous and well documented. Chief among the challenges: a sustained assault on established business models driven by changing consumer behavior and the competitive might of e-commerce giant Amazon. Large big-box players, such as Walmart and Target, are responding to the threat - and embracing the opportunity of e-commerce - by boosting online spending by hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars annually. Yet even the largest and most well-resourced players can’t simply spend their way to success. Competing with Amazon and adjusting to the changing demands of consumers means taking a hard look at the engines driving e-commerce and digital marketing operations, scouring for missed opportunities, and investing in the technologies that will fuel the innovations of tomorrow.

Integrated campaigns involving both traditional and digital marketing channels have demanded that brands utilize multiple agencies when executing a marketing campaign. To seamlessly combine all of these independent agencies, brands need to utilize agency summits, meetings that help get all sides to collaborate, cooperate, and create as a single unit rather than act as rival agencies.