Behavioral economics is the study of how people actually make decisions, as opposed to how economists once assumed they would. Where classical economics imagined a rational agent weighing costs and benefits, behavioral economics found something messier: people who anchor on irrelevant numbers, avoid losses more than they seek gains, and choose differently depending on how…
Demand gen and lead gen are not interchangeable terms for the same activity. Demand generation creates the conditions for people to want what you sell. Lead generation captures contact details from people who may or may not already want it. Conflating the two is one of the most consistent ways marketing teams waste budget and…
A go-to-market framework is a structured plan that defines how a company will bring a product or service to its target customers, covering who you’re selling to, how you’ll reach them, what you’ll say, and how the commercial model supports it. Done well, it aligns marketing, sales, and product around a common set of decisions…
SaaS growth rates are the most watched number in the sector, and also the most misread. A healthy growth rate depends entirely on where you are in the company lifecycle, what your cost base looks like, and whether the growth you’re recording is coming from new markets or just harvesting demand that already existed. Broadly,…
The Gartner Marketing Symposium 2026 is the annual gathering where CMOs and senior marketing leaders come to benchmark strategy, pressure-test priorities, and get a read on where enterprise marketing is heading. If you are deciding whether to attend, what to take from it, or how to translate the agenda into something your business can actually…
B2B marketing statistics are everywhere, and most of them are used to justify decisions that were already made. The numbers that actually matter are the ones that challenge comfortable assumptions: about where buyers spend their time, how long sales cycles really take, and whether the channels you are investing in are creating demand or simply…
The Gartner CDP Magic Quadrant ranks customer data platform vendors across two dimensions: completeness of vision and ability to execute. It is one of the most referenced analyst reports in enterprise software procurement, and it shapes shortlists, RFP structures, and board-level technology decisions more than most marketers would care to admit. But the quadrant is…
The Gartner Magic Quadrant Voice of the Customer is a peer-review-based supplement to Gartner’s analyst-led Magic Quadrant reports, built from verified end-user ratings on Gartner Peer Insights. It plots vendors on a two-axis grid, “Overall Experience” against “User Interest and Adoption,” and awards a “Customers’ Choice” distinction to vendors who score above defined thresholds on…
Agile marketing is a way of organising and executing marketing work in short, iterative cycles, with decisions driven by data rather than quarterly plans locked in a boardroom. Done well, it lets teams move faster, waste less budget, and respond to what is actually happening in the market rather than what someone predicted six months…
The biggest digital marketing agencies in the world, WPP, Publicis, Omnicom, Interpublic, and Dentsu, collectively manage hundreds of billions in annual ad spend and employ hundreds of thousands of people across every major market. If you are evaluating them as a client, a competitor, or simply trying to understand how the industry is structured, the…
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