
The Story Behind Building the Best Customer Data Platform for Marketers
A chance meeting brings together two tech leaders who will change marketing technology and data. When Colby West and Babak Hedayati met at a conference
A chance meeting brings together two tech leaders who will change marketing technology and data. When Colby West and Babak Hedayati met at a conference
What is omnichannel? Omnichannel marketing is a concept of seamless, controlled user experience across the touchpoints of a customer journey. This experience happens across several
Nailing it in the marketing and advertising department involves sorting through batches of data to glean insights. Without data, it’s impossible to know how your
Data visualization can make all the difference between a conversion and a lost sale. After all, visual data transcends some of the most common obstacles in communication, including:
Data visualization is a huge part of doing business today, with influence in so many different aspects. Whether it’s in marketing—through the dissemination of engaging information—or corporate communications and pitches, there’s a whole lot of value to be found
When you talk about graphs and charts, all too often, the first image in a person’s head is a bunch of 90s-esque charts and graphs on a powerpoint pasted from an excel sheet of some kind. Data visualization (or visualisation as the Britts spell it) is a hallmark of business meetings.
It’s been a decade since the rise of the infographic in digital marketing. Coinciding with the advent of data-driven methods, was the infographic’s refinement into a tool that could disseminate large amounts of complex data and insights into concise, easily digestible forms that anyone could understand at a glance.
All sorts of visualization techniques exist to surface your data. Companies like Ferdio have even created data visualization catalogs that illustrate every type of chart or graph you could choose from.
It’s well-established that data visualization is a big part of modern business. It makes patterns clearer, digestible, and more visible; it can improve information storytelling and response time to emergent trends, and it can even help businesses make use of data that was previously inert and unused.