CMO Insights: Summary of Findings 19 May09

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This is a summary presentation of the findings from an Executive Insight report produced by Truman Company in association with The CMO Club. The presentation highlights top-of-mind issues for CMOs and where they are focusing their energy and attention in 2009.

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INSIGHTS FROM CMOSMay 2009

TRUMAN COMPANY

CHIEF MARKETING OFFICERS

In the Spring of 2009, Truman Company held conversations with CMO Club members to gain insight into their key challenges and priorities.

This presentation, given at the May 2009 CMO Club Summit, previews the key findings.

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Mitch Bishop Phil Clement Jean Foster

Mike Hogan Chuck Martz Heidi Melin

Ram Menon John MoserMargaret Molloy

CMO

CLUB

LEA

DERS

CMO PULSE

Drive the Business With the Voice of the Customer

TOP 5 THINGS

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“Marketing has responsibility for the voice of the customer.”

“It’s marketing’s job to make sure that the consumers are at the

center of the process.”

CUSTOMER-CENTRICITY

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TOP 5 THINGS

Link Marketing Investments to ROI and Business Value

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ROI AND BUSINESS VALUE

“Every time I sit down in front of the CEO or the CFO, I should act

like I’m pitching an idea to venture capitalists.”

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TOP 5 THINGS

Be an Agent of Change

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AGENT OF CHANGE

FROM TO

Selling Products Selling Relationships

Technology-Centric Customer-Centric

Mid-Level Buyer C-Suite Buyer

Marketing as Expense Marketing as Investment

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Engage Internal Stakeholders as Customers and Investors

TOP 5 THINGS

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INTERNAL STAKEHOLDERS

“Spend 50% of your time educating your internal stakeholders on the value of marketing, and speak in

their language.”

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TOP 5 THINGS

Drive Short-Term Revenue with a Long-Term View

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SHORT AND LONG TERM

“The number one challenge as a marketing leader is striking the

right balance between the longer-term strategic focus and

shorter-term initiatives.”

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WHERE TO FOCUS

Motivate team through business

value

Know your customers

Create customer stories &

insight

Rewardcustomer

loyalty

Drive marketing as business growth

opportunity

Understand ROI

Sell internally

Sweat the details

Visit customers

Drive short-termrevenue

STRATEGIC

EXTERNALTA

CTIC

AL

INTERNALTRUMAN COMPANY

WINNING IN THIS ECONOMY

“The best ideas”“Agility and response time”“Process to bring new products to market”“Doing more with less”“More demand-generation vs. awareness”“Be closer to the field sales organization”“Target our customer better”

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MEASUREMENT

“Data is the rock that I stand on with regard to sales.”

“If you can’t measure it, don’t do it.”

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LINE OF SIGHT

“Marketers need to build credibility by providing a clear line of sight for every marketing dollar spent through to the results.”

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SEAT AT THE TABLE

”The ability to demonstrate deep understanding of the customergives the CMO a seat at the table.”

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MARKETING = SELLING

“I don’t talk about marketing much.

I talk about selling.”

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DIALOGUE

”Customers do not want to be marketed to; they want to be involved in an authentic dialogue.”

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INSIGHTS FROM CMOSMay 2009

Available on The CMO Club Member Site

Thanks to Pete Krainik and all of our participating CMOs!

Mark Bonchekmbonchek@trumancompany.com

www.TrumanCompany.com