Uno sguardo ai CMO

December 2, 2008 by Matteo

The Global CMO

A settembre l’Economist Intelligence Unit ha pubblicato “Future tense: The global CMO”, i risultati di un sondaggio sponsorizzato da Google sulle sfide a cui sono chiamati i responsabili marketing.

Il report è consultabile e scaricabile da scribd o dal sito dell’EIU

Via Marketing Charts

Giornalisti, (new) Media e PR

November 24, 2008 by Matteo

Lo studio “Journalist Survey on Media Relations Practices” realizzato nel settembre 2008 da Bulldog Reporter e TEKgroup International su un campione di oltre 2300 professionisti, riporta i risultati dell’analisi sul rapporto tra giornalisti, media e PR.

Altre info su Marketing Charts e tekgroup.com

Manager italiani ed EXPO 2015

November 14, 2008 by Matteo

Eccellere Business Community ha presentato i dati della ricerca “Expo&Manager” condotta su un campione di 250 manager e commissionata da Promos, che analizza lo stato di formazione dei manager italiani in vista dell’Expo 2015.

Via marketingjournal.it

ps: a quanto pare la preparazione dei manager non è il problema principale…

Un’indagine sul rapporto marketer e social media

November 12, 2008 by Matteo

Il Marketing Executives Networking Group (U.S.A.) ha pubblicato i risultati di un’indagine svolta tra i circa 2000 responsabili marketing associati relativa all’utilizzo dei social media nell’attività di marketing.

67% of respondents consider themselves beginners at using social media for marketing purposes.
Additionally, more than 87% of respondents are not regularly measuring the ROI of their social media marketing efforts.

Press release (.pdf) e risultati completi (.pdf)

Via Marketing Charts

Marketer e brand value

November 12, 2008 by Matteo

Alla conferenza annuale della Association of National Advertisers statunitense, il CEO di Interbrand, Jez Frampton, ha presentato i risultati di un sondaggio sul valore del brand condotto su 118 CMO/senior marketer:

Sixty-four percent of those surveyed said their brands do not influence decisions made at their companies.

For those who responded that their brands did not influence organizational decisions, the causes cited included: Incentives do not support the importance of brand (51%), inability to prove the brand’s financial benefit (49%), current branding expertise is not widely accepted (40%) and metrics do not support the importance of brand (39%).

Altri dati qui e qui

Via btobonline

Forrester Groundswell Awards 2008

November 7, 2008 by L'autore

A fine ottobre sul blog Groundswell sono stati pubblicati i nomi delle social applications che hanno vinto i Forrester Groundswell Awards  2008.

Queste le categorie in cui sono stati valutati i 150 pretendenti: Listening, Talking, Energizing, Supporting, Embracing, Managing, Social Impact e Company Transformation.

Listening: Mattel’s “The Playground” Community by Communispace
Talking: Young & Free Alberta by Common Wealth Credit Union
Energizing: Hershey’s Bliss House Party by House Party
Embracing: MyStarbucksIdea.com by Starbucks
Managing: Borderless Workplace by Accenture
Supporting: Nerd Network by National Instruments
Social Impact: Artshare, Click Exposition, and Posse by Brooklyn Museum
Company Transformation: Intuit, Inc.

We took a first pass to separate the most promising applications in each category, then we spent more time on those promising applications, looking for those which we thought were good enough to win. [...]
We were looking for both innovation and proof of business (or non-profit) results – the winners in each category were excellent on both counts.