As January approaches, so does the opportunity to take a look at your marketing department and its efforts. The first month of the new year is all about foreshadowing, goal setting and strategizing to create a master marketing plan for 2016.
In most companies, despite persistent financial pressures, marketing executives are expecting to spend more money this year on digital efforts, and deciding where to invest promises to be an exercise in discretion.
However, according to Forrester, the mobile mind shift will become increasingly more important in 2016. Companies cannot afford not to treat mobile as core to their whole customer experience. Investing in the appropriate technologies to deliver on consumers’ soaring expectations will be required.
To effectively capitalize on the mobile app acceleration, you need to gain insight into how your consumers interact with your mobile offerings and anticipate what they want before they realize it themselves.
In 2013, only seven percent of respondents from 100 companies of 1,000 of more employees indicated their organization had a fully implemented mobile app strategy.
In 2015, 52 percent of respondents claim to have a fully implemented strategy. – Mobile Maturity Survey, Red Hat, Inc., November 2015
Schedule a demo to discover how successfully leveraging your mobile app analytics strategy will empower you to better shape your customer culture, tailor your mobile marketing processes and surpass your competition.
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