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How to Create a Marketing Plan in an Uncertain Future

Launch Marketing

While tools and skills can simplify planning, there is no scientific way to know when unexpected shifts will happen in the market. Even if your 2020 planning accounted for contingencies, the odds are that you did not plan for such a colossal and inimitable disruption. Adding Agility to Planning.

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Auseh Britt on Navigating the Return of Events

Oktopost

As a growth marketer, some things are just not in your control. In this episode, Auseh Britt, VP of Growth Marketing at Terminus confesses how despite being a multi-channel approach company, events have always played a major role in her marketing strategy. Stay in the Loop.

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7 Content Marketing Trends for 2022 & How to Prepare

Brandpoint

We’ve all learned the hard way that no matter how much you try to plan and prep and predict, sometimes the world throws a curve ball and suddenly you’re stuck with a marketing plan that doesn’t make the most sense. But, since we’re marketers, we thrive on the unexpected, right? Set a plan of communication.

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How to Write a Marketing Budget Your CFO Will Enthusiastically Support

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

I can’t tell you how many times I see marketing leaders develop a plan and budget without any context for the business or division’s overall goals. How can you write a marketing plan and budget without knowing what everything is building towards? Organize By Business Objective (Instead of Marketing Function).

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Improve Your Ability to Anticipate the Pitch- What’s Your Edge?

Vision Edge Marketing

The fluid and dynamic nature of the market, customers, and competitors means business leaders and Marketing professionals need to be at the ready for any possible number of scenarios or pitches. This is the domain of scenario analysis and planning. Improve Your Ability: Simulate, Practice, and Plan.

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To see marketing differently, we need to turn the spotlight on social

Sprout Social

The marketing department used to be the mouth of an organization—developing content and communicating messages to support sales. I think back to when I started in the field and my role was all about creating one-sheets, building presentation decks, planning events and helping to support advertising and awareness goals.

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Why Cross-Media Marketing is a Good Fit for Your Goals

Navigate the Channel

Planning for cross-channel marketing is one of those things that seems like, “duh, of course.” Who wouldn’t use different marketing channels in tandem to achieve a common goal? Who wouldn’t provide customers with an all-inclusive, personalized and consistent experience across multiple marketing channels?