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lEts FaCE it digital has become a part of everyday life for most Americans. Smartphones,
Tablets, Smart TVs, and Wearables are everywhere and new technology is perpetually on the
horizon. Words like multiscreen and programmatic have taken over the conversation. Now
marketers face the challenge of keeping abreast of all this while coming up with innovative
and efficient ways to execute winning marketing strategies.
This report, Millward Brown Digitals 2nd annual Getting Digital Right study, provides an
overview of the state of digital. With input from over 400 marketers spanning brands, media
companies, and agencies, we summarize their insights and perspectives on getting digital right.
transforming Big Data into intelligent Decisions is the #1 Opportunity for Marketers in 2015
Data rich, but insights poorthat is the current plight of the marketer. Despite the opportunities promised
by Big Data trends, marketers are still challenged to shift from big to intelligent. Until now, Big Data efforts
have centered on knowledge gathering and exploration, but all this is meaningless without the right context
and application. Cutting through the noise of Big Data to the measures that matter is what will make a
difference and a meaningful business impact.
19%
MEDIA
AGENCY
16%
10%
3%
4%
3%
13%
Source: 2015 MILLWARD BROWN DIGITAL
"GETTING DIGITAL RIGHT" STUDY
2%
6%
USING BIG DATA
MULTISCREEN
MARKETING
4%
2%
3%
2%
BREAKING DOWN MOBILE
& SOCIAL SILOS
2%
2%
OPTIMIZING ROLE
OF VIDEO
LOCATION-BASED
MARKETING
CurrEntlY, many marketers dont know how to best leverage the internal and third-party data
available to them. Only 14% of marketers feel their team effectively use the consumer, media, and
transaction data at their fingertips. Even more surprising, we seem to be moving in the wrong direction:
marketers reported a confidence level drop of 25 points since 2014.
40
39%
35
30
25
14%
20
15
10
2014
2015
Prioritizing Digital Best Practices is the hallmark of a strong Marketing research Program
Brands are particularly unsure about their understanding of digital best practices; only 38% said they
felt confident that they were up-to-date. Media companies and agencies felt they had a better grasp,
with over 60% of respondents confident in their knowledge. This indicates that brand marketers have
the opportunity to lean on their partners and insights experts to help bolster gaps in digital expertise.
38%
61%
64%
BRAND
AGENCY
MEDIA
AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT
39%
30%
29%
BRAND TRACKING
67%
61%
CREATIVE TESTING
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
10
11
knOWing COnsuMErs and where to reach them is essential to effective marketing. Nearly
50% of brand marketers, and over 65% of media and agency marketers ranked the ability to reach target
audiences as a key factor in media budget allocation. However, only about half of media and agency
marketers are confident they have an optimized media mix, while even fewer brand marketers doonly
about 25%. According to brand marketers, a best-in-class media allocation looks like:
WEBSITE / CONTENT
DEVELOPMENT
EVENTS / CONFERENCES
DIRECT MAIL MARKETING
EMAIL MARKETING
4% 3%
7%
SEARCH
MOBILE ADVERTISING
& APPLICATIONS
12%
12%
SOCIAL
SOURCE: 2015 MILLWARD BROWN DIGITAL
"GETTING DIGITAL RIGHT" STUDY
13
18%
BEST-IN-CLASS
ALLOCATION
OF TIME & EFFORT ON
MEDIA CHANNELS
13%
17%
TRADITIONAL
ADVERTISING
14%
ONLINE ADVERTISING
MOBILE ADVERTISING
& APPLICATIONS
+4%
SOCIAL
+2%
SEARCH
+1%
TRADITIONAL ADVERTISING
+1%
0%
WEBSITE/CONTENT
DEVELOPMENT
-1%
ONLINE ADVERTISING
-2%
EVENTS/CONFERENCES
-2%
EMAIL MARKETING
-3%
67%
Source: 2015 MILLWARD BROWN DIGITAL
"GETTING DIGITAL RIGHT" STUDY
60%
OF MEDIA AND AGENCY MARKETERS
CREATE INTEGRATED STRATEGIES
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all Marketers agree that an inability to track rOi remains a top Pain-Point
Demonstrating ROI is the lone universal truth in marketing. Media companies need to prove their
value to agencies & brands, agencies need to prove value to their clients, and brand marketers need
to prove their impact within their organizations. This makes being able to prove ROI against marketing
efforts a top priority.
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thE aBilitY to track ROI through various channels continues to grow in importance, though
expectations are higher for digital. A majority of marketers would increase investment in digital channels,
like Social, if ROI measurement for those channels improves.
MOBILE
+14%
SINCE
2014
DIGITAL
+33%
SINCE
2014
SOCIAL
+4%
SINCE
2014
TRADITIONAL
Over 70% of marketers would increase their budget in Digital, Mobile, and Social
channels if ROI measurement was improved; only 47% would do so if Traditional
advertising ROI were better developed. Social saw the biggest change from 2014,
indicating marketers are keen to better understand the impact of Social channels.
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