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More Agile Marketing Stats

93% of CMOs who employ Agile practices say their speed to market for ideas, campaigns, and products has improved93% of CMOs who employ Agile practices say their speed to market for ideas, campaigns, and products has improved

Finding new ways, more clever ways to interrupt people doesn’t work.

Good advertising does not just circulate information. It penetrates the public mind with desires and belief.

80% of marketers report that their departments are understaffed, making them feel overloaded

Agile projects are twice as likely to succeed as projects run with traditional project management

can’t just keep talking and saying the same old things. They need to listen, interact, and be somewhat interesting, just like any person who wants to be taken seriously.

53% of marketers say “no” to projects never or just a few times a year, while another 26% simply don’t have the authority to say “no” at all

Originality and unexpectedness are superpowers. Surprisingly, very few brands use them as such. They’re hard to master and far away from a science or anything you can test. That’s probably why you don’t see more truly original and unexpected communication today.

‘Build it, and they will come’ only works in the movies. Social Media is a build it, nurture it, engage them, and they may come and stay.

If you look at the higest-rated videos on YouTube, they’re not sad dramas, they’re men getting hit with inflatable balls or animals falling off things. Younger generations love humor, which is why advertising is using increasing quantities of it to sell things. People like it. It works.