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Study: 69% Of Marketers Reportedly Set To Increase Spend On Content In 2023

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Published on: 13th April 2023 at 7:59 PM
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Research from digital asset management firm Bynder’s inaugural State of Content report has revealed that despite the current economic climate, 69 per cent of global marketing teams have increased or maintained their spend on content creation, management, and distribution this year.

The survey of 1,297 global CMOs found that the increased investment in content creation, management, and distribution was a tactical decision to be more agile and adaptable during uncertain times.

Bynder’s survey also revealed CMOs are planning to review their existing martech stacks to identify and remove redundant or unused services, and invest in technology that unites various solutions into a connected ecosystem.

Key takeouts included:

  • 83 per cent of senior marketers are focused on consolidating their technology systems and reducing agency spend this year

  • 98 per cent are prioritising faster time to market and the delivery of content experiences across multiple platforms this year

  • 85 per cent of marketers intended to invest in a digital ecosystem powered by a digital asset management solution

  •  84 per cent of marketers planning to reduce inefficiencies and save costs by repurposing existing content on owned channels

  • Over half of marketers (54 per cent) identified improving localisation and personalisation efforts as key objective in 2023

Warren Daniels (lead image), CMO at Bynder, said: “Content is a strategic business asset, and despite tough economic headwinds, our State of Content report has shown that global marketing teams are increasing or maintaining their spend on content creation, management and distribution, as this is where they believe they will see the most return on investment.

“The demand for targeted content across a number of touch points is also growing at a faster rate than ever before, so having a single source of truth in the form of a digital asset management system is the key to unlocking better content experiences for customers as it can provide efficiencies and insights that can really fuel marketing efforts.”

The State of Content report also delved into the attitudes of experienced marketers towards content goals, challenges, and future investment.

The majority of marketers recognised the cost-saving benefits of repurposing content, particularly during tough economic times, with 84 per cent of marketers planning to reduce inefficiencies and save costs by repurposing existing content on owned channels.

Over half of marketers (54 per cent) identified improving localisation and personalisation efforts as key objectives in 2023. The survey revealed that enhancing personalisation is perceived as more mission-critical at an executive level, with more than half (60 per cent) of CMOs across industries prioritising this.

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