Digiday Research Data Pack: Marketing for Brands in 2019

The rise of in-house marketing, spending on platforms, changing consumer demands and the increased role of politics in purchasing decisions have left marketers at a series of crossroads.

Digiday surveyed 237 client-side marketers to uncover the latest trends shaping their world, and what they’re focused on in 2019. Download the research pack here. The full results of the survey are available for Digiday+ subscribers below.














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