Marketing Operations - Process

Process

Marketing Operations professionals are increasingly expected to develop and optimize marketing-related processes such as the budgeting and planning process; the lead management process; the process for integrating newly acquired companies; and the process for creating, reviewing, and distributing a marketing asset. As a result of this push to improve performance by developing and optimizing process, flow charts are now as prevalent in Marketing as press releases and ad copy. Several categories of technology have evolved to automate Marketing processes (see “Technology or Marketing Automation” below).

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