The Social CMO
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The Social CMOAre CMOs gearing up for the Social Media Revolution?
Shifting trends for CMOs
• CMOs recognize the critical and permanent shift occurring in the way they engage with their customers. • They identify that the ROI will be the primary measure of the
marketing function’s effectiveness.• CMOs are seeing increasing responsibilities in managing marketing
returns, but have highly any influence over promotion, products, place and price.
Social Media Data Elevates CMOs
• Social media data influences decision-making of CMOs and almost 50% of them have used it to make predictions or forecasts.• CMOs use social media data to impact decisions
beyond marketing. The customer insights are used in product development, customer experience, sales, and C-level discussions.• CMOs trust social media data to reveal consumer
sentiment and improve brand awareness. They also are very confident of the impact of social media on brand loyalty and awareness.
Marketing loves Social Media Data• The number one use of social data by CMOs is now brand management. CMOs
are leveraging social media data to understand and to respond to their customers needs more effectively driving sales and enhancing their reputation.
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36.80% 36.00% 35.10% 34.20%
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Source: The CMO Club
Social Media Reflects Consumer Sentiment• CMOs believe that social media data reflects business trends. They
also strongly agree that social media is effective for identifying distinct trends among consumers. Social media data is clearly credited for indicating -
83.3
17.7
Trends or patterns that may impact
business
Agree Disagree
80.7
17.7
Consumer de-mographics
Agree Disagree
79.7
19.3
Consumer sentiment towards products/
services
Agree Disagree
77.9
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Influence of groups/individuals on purchase deci-
sions
Agree Disagree
72.8
27.2
Consumer sentiment towards company/
brand
Agree Disagree
Source: The CMO Club
Social Media Impacts Sale
CMO today are confident that social media impacts awareness and loyalty and that social efforts have a measurable impact on -
82.3
17.7
Brand Awareness
Agree Disagree
81.5
18.5
Brand Loyalty
Agree Disagree
76.2
23.8
Sales
Agree Disagree
Source: The CMO Club
Takeaways for CMOs
• Social data can give hints to future consumer feelings about a product. • Using social data drives better results in departments other than
marketing. Monitor conversations about your brand on key social media channels to identify areas to improve on, products or services to develop, or consumer complaints to address.• Insights from social data should be used in customer experience,
product development, sales and brand management departments. • Constantly monitor consumer behavior to identify new tolls and
behavior to effectively track to manage the brand’s reputation.
The Challenges
• Data explosion: CMOs are having a tough time managing and analyzing the increasing data points from new digital sources, in addition to traditional sources such as sales data and market research, to extract the meaningful insights.
• Proliferation of new technologies: With the growing number of new marketing channels and devices, from smart phones to tablets, CMOs are struggling to boost their digital proficiency.
• Globally Connected Consumers: As the interconnected consumers have broken down the barriers between global and local, the challenge is to adapt new strategies to give global consumers a delicate balance of local, regional and global campaigns.
• Multi Channel communication: Most CMOs feel that marketing activities are not fully integrated across digital and traditional channels. They are underprepared to real the benefits of cross-channel experiences.
• Organizational silos: CMOs are responsible for the integrated marketing of their organization’s products, services and brand reputations but lack significant influence in other departments such as product development, pricing and selection of sales channels.
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