Following are the reports and research we have on multichannel marketing. Some of the reports specifically address multi-channel marketing, others refer to multichannel and we've included those too. Let us know if you can't find what you're looking for on multichannel marketing and we might be able to point you in the right direction.
Reducing Customer Struggle 2013
The Reducing Customer Struggle report, published by Econsultancy in association with IBM Tealeaf, looks in-depth at the extent to which companies understand the overall online customer experience and the approaches or types of technology they use to identify issues and remedy them. The study also looks at which customer channels are most relevant for organizations and the relationship between online and offline business teams.
The Future of Digital Marketing (FODM) Malaysia 2013 Presentations
Presentations from Econsultancy's Future of Digital Marketing (FODM) Malaysia event on 28 May 2013. Over 400 digital marketers attended to hear from those leading the way in the digital landscape.
Internet Statistics Compendium
Econsultancy’s Internet Statistics Compendium is a compilation of internet statistics and online market research with data, facts, charts and figures. Updated monthly, the various global and country-specific documents contain thousands of stats and figures. A huge time-saver for presentations and reports.
Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing: From Content Management to Customer Experience Management
Econsultancy's latest Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing, produced in partnership with Adobe, is devoted to the topic of web content management (WCM), an area which is becoming a focal point for companies wishing to deliver a truly seamless multichannel customer experience. The report is based on a survey which has attracted more than 1,000 respondents globally and set a record for this on-going series of reports.
The Realities of Online Personalisation
The Realities of Online Personalisation report, sponsored by Monetate, looks in detail at what is driving online personalisation, the tactics and types of data being used to tailor the online customer experience and the barriers to success. The research is based on a survey of more than 1,100 digital and ecommerce professionals working for brands and agencies.
Cross-Channel Marketing Trends Briefing: Digital Cream London 2013
Econsultancy's Cross-Channel Marketing Trends Briefing, free to registered users, focuses on the key themes, opportunities and challenges related to cross-channel marketing as highlighted by client-side digital marketers during Digital Cream London 2013. The Cross-Channel Marketing roundtable was sponsored by Responsys and moderated and facilitated by Jon Stanesby, Associate Director of Strategic Services at Responsys and Jeremy Wilson, COO at Practicology.
JUMP New York 2013 Presentations
Presentations from Econsultancy's JUMP New York, online and offline marketing all joined up, event on January 30, 2013. Over 750 digital marketers attended to hear from those leading the way in multichannel marketing.
What's trending in digital marketing in 2013
This 57-slide presentation was compiled by Peter Abraham, Exec VP EMEA & Asia at Econsultancy. In this presentation Peter looks at trends that are on the increase in digital marketing and how many of them are interrelated.
Customer Relationship Management in the Social Age: A Best Practice Guide
The Customer Relationship Management in the Social Age Best Practice Guide, written by experienced eCRM and social CRM strategist Andrew Campbell, aims to help CMOs develop a future-proofed eCRM strategy, which will involve combining the best of traditional eCRM practices, tools and techniques with the rapidly emerging capabilities of social CRM.
Marketing Budgets 2013
The Marketing Budgets 2013 report, published by Econsultancy in association with Responsys, looks at how companies are budgeting for both digital and offline marketing channels this year. The report also looks at the ability to measure return on investment across these channels, and which types of marketing technology companies are most likely to be investing in.
