Everything Is Marketing, Everyone Must Be Agile
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1) Everything is now marketing as customers interact with companies through digital experiences and marketing technology enables personalized engagement; 2) To adapt, organizations must be agile by prioritizing individuals, collaboration, and responding quickly to change like agile methodologies; 3) Software is defining new customer experiences and marketing technology is thriving, so everyone in an organization must think and act with agility.
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Everything Is Marketing, Everyone Must Be Agile
- 1. Everything Is Marketing, Everyone Must Be Agile by Scott Brinker President & CTO, ion interactive http://www.chiefmartec.com Twitter: @chiefmartec
- 2. By 2017, the CMO will spend more on IT than the CIO. – Gartner
- 3. “I feel more like a CIO than a CMO! I have marketing automation, CRM, listening platforms — I’m up to my eyeballs in technology.”
- 4. What does this have to do with agile?
- 6. This leads to two transformational mandates: 1. Everything is marketing. 2. Everyone must be agile.
- 7. These two mandates are intertwined.
- 8. By “agile,” I do mean little-a agile. But Big-A Agile methodologies help us achieve such agility.
- 9. * We may need to adjust these methodologies for different contexts.
- 10. But first, why is everything marketing? (I do mean little-m marketing.)
- 11. “Business has only two basic functions: marketing and innovation.” – Peter Drucker
- 13. The traditional multi-month marketing cycle: Plan Create Distribute Measure Time (Does this look familiar?)
- 18. “Big, large, glass buildings do not buy software. People do.” – Jonathan Becher CMO, SAP
- 19. Our customers are now agile.
- 20. That’s a problem, because this isn’t agile: Plan Create Distribute Measure Time
- 23. Observations of this new kind of marketing: • Individuals and interactions • Responding to change • Customer collaboration • Working “experiences” (Does this sound familiar?)
- 25. This new kind of marketing is about more than advertising, PR, communications, etc. It’s about end-to-end customer experience.
- 26. This new kind of marketing is more strategic. Strategic 7 5.9 6 5 4.8 4 3.2 3 2 1 Tactical Two Years Ago Today Two Years From Now Source: Gartner Marketing Change survey with high-tech and telecom provider marketing executives conducted September 2011, N = 309
- 27. This is why everything is now marketing.
- 28. “Marketing is too important to be left to the marketing department.” – Seth Godin ( – David Packard )
- 29. Employees are consumers too, and they’re seeking the same dynamics at work.
- 30. This is why consumerization of IT is thriving.
- 33. Observations of this new kind of organization: • More participation • More responsiveness • More independence • More transparency (The spirit of agile methodologies.)
- 34. In this environment, technology is more than infrastructure—it is capabilities.
- 35. A perfect storm for marketing technology. Marketing Migration from old to new Large market Spend New Ventures Cloud Migration from Computing IT to SaaS Relatively easy to sell Trackable Measurable Medium ROI Disruptive Opportunity Innovation for new players Low barriers to entry Software Low cost, Economics high margin
- 36. Marketing Technology Landscape August 2011 MOBILE MARKETING MOBILE APPS GAMING/FACEBOOK APPS CREATIVE TOOLS DIGITAL ASSET MANAGEMENT TARGETING DISPLAY AD E-COMMERCE PERSONALIZATION LOYALTY MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT VIRTUAL EVENTS VIDEO CONTENT APIs EVENT MANAGEMENT CALL TRACKING CREATIVE OPTIMIZATION VIDEO AD MANAGEMENT SEO TOOLS CORE WEBSITE CUSTOM WEB APPS CRM MARKETING AUTOMATION SEARCH AD MANAGEMENT WIDGETS/PLUG-INS SALES AUTOMATION SOCIAL MEDIA AD MANAGEMENT LANDING PAGES BLOGS COMMUNITIES EMAIL MARKETING & MICROSITES CUSTOM DATABASES SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING MANAGEMENT WEB TESTING & OPTIMIZATION BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS WEB ANALYTICS CUSTOMER ANALYTICS MARKETING RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MULTI-CHANNEL MARKETNG MANAGEMENT INTEGRATED SUITES & ENTERPRISE MARKETING MANAGEMENT AGILE/PROJECT MANAGEMENT External Promotion Customer Experience Marketing Management by Scott Brinker @chiefmartec http://www.chiefmartec.com
- 37. The Golden Age of Marketing Software.
- 38. Software is our interface to the digital world: • Analytics shapes perceptions • Automation guides processes • Optimization hones tactics • Listening leads engagements • Targeting defines segments • CRM structures relationships
- 39. Software is defining the new customer experience.
- 41. “Programming” projects are where agile processes thrive.
- 42. Digital agility from the bottom-up.
- 43. Disruptive innovation beyond marketing.
- 44. This is why everyone must be agile.
- 45. To adapt agile in other contexts, we need to make a few adjustments.
- 48. Individuals and actions over processes and tools.
- 49. Responding to change over following a plan.
- 50. Remarkable customer experiences over rigid customer management.
- 52. Testing and data over opinions and conventions.
- 57. Numerous small experiments over a few large bets.
- 59. “The best way to have a good idea is to have a lot of ideas.” – Dr. Linus Pauling
- 61. From principles to methodologies…
- 64. “The first thing you should do is think about culture—because culture eats strategy for lunch (and breakfast, and dinner).” – Jonathan Becher CMO, SAP
- 66. “Innovation is anything, but business as usual.” Scott Brinker President & CTO ion interactive, inc. http://www.ioninteractive.com Chief Marketing Technologist blog: http://www.chiefmartec.com Twitter: @chiefmartec
Editor's Notes
- #36: See, industry forces have created a perfect storm for marketing technology. The shift of money from old media is continuing, making digital a larger and larger market. Cloud computing and the inherent trackability of digital initiatives makes it easier to adopt and justify new technologies. And this special moment in time, where disruptive innovation opens doors for everyone—combined with the attractive economics of software—make barriers to entry relatively low. If you’ve got a brilliant idea, and you can prove it, you can launch a marketing technology venture.