By far, brands still prefer to communicate via email. In a recent survey, 77% of consumers said they prefer to receive permisson-based marketing communications through email.
Below you can find interesting infographic from Marketo that could help you improve your email marketing strategy.
The digital revolution has transformed marketing. With the changing buyer, budget pressures, new social channels and content, marketers have to do more with less.
Marketo came with nice visualization of the marketing agency of the future. They predict the use of marketing automation as a competitive differentiator, because technology will continue to have a greater impact on marketers:
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