The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) defines its discipline as “the management process responsible for identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer requirements profitably.” This can be a tough enough job in ordinary times. But throw in COVID and Brexit, and it becomes all the more difficult; marketers have had a thankless task recently.
So we decided to check in with them. In October 2021, we surveyed 182 in-house marketing decision makers about their hopes, fears and plans for 2022. We discovered that most are facing the same challenges and many are walking into the same pitfalls. They’re:
- Failing to plan
- Underinvesting in brand
- Following the crowd
- Overvaluing their technology
- Undervaluing their people
In this eBook, we share the findings of our research and practical tips on how you can avoid these pitfalls.
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Meet the author
by Luke Nava
Marketing Manager
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