GACTE Conference on Marketing Analytics Career Outlook
1. GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-Demand Careers in the U.S.
Rich Nobliski, July 11, 2016 (11:15am – 12:15pm)
2. Introduction
• Rich Nobliski
• DECA Chair for AMA Atlanta
• Industry Certification
• Director of Channel
Marketing, Siemens PLM
Software
• Marketing strategy &
execution for software
resellers
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
3. Big Data
• More data has been created in
the last “x” number of years, than
in the entire history of the human
race. What is “x”?
2
• How much of the current data is
ever analyzed and used?
0.5%
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
4. What is marketing analytics?
• Marketing analytics is the
practice of measuring, managing
and analyzing marketing
performance to maximize its
effectiveness and optimize return
on investment (ROI).
• Understanding marketing
analytics allows marketers to be
more efficient at their jobs and
minimize wasted web marketing
dollars.
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
5. From Mad Men to Math Men
• Using data to make smarter
investment decisions starts with
asking the right questions.
• 50% of your marketing is working
• 20th century was all about the
creative, the 21st century is all
about the numbers
• Internet
• Email
• Social Media
• Banner Ads
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
7. Siemens PLM Software
Siemens PLM Software is a world-
leading provider of product lifecycle
management and manufacturing
operations management software.
We help thousands of companies
realize innovation by optimizing their
processes, from planning and
development through
manufacturing, production and
support.
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
8. Role: Product Manager
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
9. Role: Channel Marketing
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
Values
Row Labels Sum of Total Cost of Activity Sum of Request_Amt Count of Activity SubC
Advertisement $79,982 $34,441 100
Content $66,313 $18,731 128
DirectMail $49,690 $25,483 277
Event $405,902 $165,914 498
Other $101,131 $54,067 4
PR $10,177 $4,111 38
Sales $35,601 $18,662 62
Telemarketing $150,279 $18,914 75
Training Education $200 $100 12
Web $71,705 $27,371 307
(blank) $2,879 $75
Grand Total $973,857 $367,869 1,501
Values
Row Labels Sum of Total Cost of Activity Sum of Request_Amt Count of Product Focus
DM - NX CAM $120,749 $38,625 259
DM - Tecnomatix - Mechanical $112,282 $56,140 179
NX - CAD $160,583 $60,513 206
NX - CAE $88,550 $38,925 193
SES - FiberSIM 7
Teamcenter $94,437 $43,793 273
Velocity - CAD $247,523 $59,212 684
Velocity - CAE $72,580 $33,428 131
Velocity - CAM $6,600 $3,300 58
Velocity - PDM $500 $250 1
(blank) $70,054 $33,683
Grand Total $973,857 $367,869 1,991
10. Role: Zone Marketing
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
11. Measurement Scenarios
• Student Project #1: Business to
sell a newly designed cell phone
case, that charges your laptop
wirelessly.
• What are some metrics
used?
• Student Project #2: Charity event
to raise money for local food
bank.
• What are some metrics
used?
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
12. What AMA sees missing in student
marketing presentations
• Goal, KPI, Summary Evaluation
• Marketing plan 1, 3, 5 year,
showing ROI
• Analytics (Graphs, charts)
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
13. Marketing Analytics Careers
• Data Scientist
• Data Engineer
• Big Data Engineer
• Machine Learning Scientist
• Business Analytics Specialist
• Data Visualization Developer
• Business Intelligence (BI)
Engineer
• BI Solutions Architect
• BI Specialist
• Analytics Manager
• Machine Learning Engineer
• Statistician
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
14. 2016 is the Year of the Hybrid Job
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
15. Marketing Analytics Career
• Atlanta
• #8 Marketing Manager (~$125,840)
• Georgia
• #8 Marketing Manager (~$122,870)
• #75 Database Administrators (~$79,120)
• US
• #1 Data Service (1,736 openings; ~$116,840)
• #8 Product Manager (6607 openings; ~$106,680)
• #11 Analytics Manager (982 openings; ~$105,000)
• #13 Product Marketing Manager (1111 openings; ~$115,000)
• #14 Marketing Manager (2560 openings; ~$90,000)
• Best Business Jobs in US News
• #11 Market Research Analyst (~$61,290)
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
16. Marketing Analytics Education Path
• Undergraduate
• Marketing
• Economics
• Statistics
• Graduate
• Managerial Statistics
• Marketing Management
• Strategic Marketing
• Marketing Research & Analysis
• Customer Data Analysis &
Relationship Marketing
• Quantitative Analysis for
Business
• Statistical Modeling for
Business
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
17. Things to Remember
• 20th century was all about the
creative, the 21st century is all
about the numbers
• If you can’t measure it, don’t do it
• Marketing tech spending will
reach $120 billion by 2025’
• Math, math, and more math
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
18. Contact Info
• Rich Nobliski
• LinkedIn
• https://www.linkedin.com
/in/richnobliski
• Twitter:
• @RichNobliski
GACTE Conference: Marketing Analytics: One of the Top 25 In-
Demand Careers in the U.S.
The role of marketing has truly changed. The creativity and storytelling that is often associated with advertising and marketing are no longer the only skills needed to succeed in the industry—and there’s enough data to prove it. Today’s marketer has many more channels to choose from, access to unprecedented amounts of data, and ultimately, more responsibility across the entire organization.
Source: https://www.ama.org/publications/MarketingInsights/Pages/from-mad-men-to-math-men.aspx
Almost 4,000 companies are now part of the marketing technology landscape, a huge leap from the 150 itemized back in 2011. (Date: Source: http://marketingland.com/infographic-marketing-technology-landscape-113956?utm_content=buffera2e9b&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin.com&utm_campaign=buffer#.VvLHhWTS85A.linkedin)
Marketing tech spending will reach $120 billion by 2025 (Date: 10/7/15; Source: http://fortune.com/2015/10/07/marketing-technology-budgets/)
Marketers are evolving from “mad men” to “math men,” said Foundation Capital general partner Ashu Garg, when we chatted about this phenomenon several weeks ago. He noted: “There is an inflection point that is being driven by consumer behavior. … That nature of the dialogue has been one way, but we’re moving from dictation to conversation. Marketers tell great stories, but consumers expect the stories to be backed by data, facts and research.”. (Date: 10/7/15; Source: http://fortune.com/2015/10/07/marketing-technology-budgets/)
In a world of smart, connected products, where entire markets can vanish with a single innovation, manufacturers must take a new approach to their business. Some are trying to anticipate trends by gathering data from product usage and feeding it back into product ideation, but even if they know what to make, they still have to make it. That’s why manufacturing – the realization phase of innovation – is vital in this new era.
We believe that manufacturers must weave a digital thread through ideation, realization and utilization. It’s not enough to digitize. That just mimics processes digitally for incremental improvement. Manufacturers have to digitalize. Digitalization makes the digital thread of knowledge a proactive agent in driving a business. With a fully optimized "Digital Enterprise", manufacturers are better equipped to initiate or respond to disruptive innovation.
Student Project #1: Sales goals; Cost to manufacture vs Sales price; 1,3,5 yr marketing plan; Local, Regional, National demographics; Survey of viable solution; How much will be reinvested into the business?
Student Project #2: Charity goal (dollar amount & time); Did you reach the goal?; How many people will the money feed?; What will you do different for your next charity event?
Students need to think of every marketing strategy or promotion in relation to how it will affect the businesses’ bottom line, how they will justify the marketing effort to the CFO or CEO, or how it will benefit them (if they are assuming the role entrepreneur/business owner). In other words, students LOVE to plan promotions, but they cannot tell you what their goals were upfront, if they met their goals, what they would do differently, etc. Since it is a school, not a real business, students and teachers do not have to justify marketing’s existence.
Here are some specific marketing analytic careers, but all marketing careers are involved in analytics
Source: http://www.rcrwireless.com/20140807/big-data-analytics/top-12-big-data-job-titles-tag6
Career success in the 21st-century workplace demands versatility above all. Business professionals are expected to have both the technical or "hard" skills driven by our increased dependency on data and technology paired with "soft" skills ranging from collaboration to mentoring. Bentley University examined labor market analytics data from 24.5 million U.S. job listings to find out which skills are in highest demand right now, pay the most and have seen the highest growth in recent years.
Source: http://www.bentley.edu/prepared/2016-jobs-skills-report
Atlanta: Date: May 2015; Source: http://www.usawage.com/high-pay/jobs-atlanta-sandy_springs-marietta-ga.php
Georgia: Date: May 2015; Source: http://www.usawage.com/high-pay/jobs-state-georgia.php
US: Date: 2/5/16; Source: http://www.cbs46.com/story/31012493/25-best-jobs-in-america-for-2016
Source: http://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/market-research-analyst/salary
“71% of analysts hold a bachelor’s, 21% a master’s and 4% a PhD.” (Date: 2014; Source: http://www.mastersindatascience.org/careers/marketing-analyst/)