78% of Marketers Get Better Results by Leveraging Data

New Delhi (India), January 12: The evolving consumer habits, omnichannel and personalization focus areas have led to the generation of a large amount of data for businesses of all sizes. Data has become the most valuable asset, and Indian companies have been conscious of using data effectively to achieve their business goals. According to the […]

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78% of Marketers Get Better Results by Leveraging Data

New Delhi (India), January 12: The evolving consumer habits, omnichannel and personalization focus areas have led to the generation of a large amount of data for businesses of all sizes. Data has become the most valuable asset, and Indian companies have been conscious of using data effectively to achieve their business goals.

According to the recently released second edition of the MMA-EY consumer data survey 2022, titled Leveraging Consumer Data for Marketing, there has been a significant rise in the number of Indian marketers using consumer data for marketing activities. In 2022, the number of marketers leveraging consumer data increased to 54% compared to 42% in 2021.

The survey was conducted among 170 CEOs and CMOs across industries to understand data usage, gaps, and other challenges. Analytics and data science emerged as two competencies marketers prioritized to stay ahead of their competitors. Nearly 78% of marketers noticed an improvement in marketing efficiency by leveraging consumer data. Data collection, consumption, and processing have increased exponentially across industries over the last few years. The report added that 57% of organizations utilized consumer data more optimally, whereas 56% of Indian marketers had gaps in consumer data leading to difficulties in data-driven decision-making.

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