In B2B tech marketing, who should be leading the campaigns portfolio?
Product Marketing25%
Revenue Marketing25%
Marketing Ops25%
CMO13%
Campaign Ops, reporting to CMO13%
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Product Marketing25%
Revenue Marketing25%
Marketing Ops25%
CMO13%
Campaign Ops, reporting to CMO13%
Improving the impact of the marketing organization through org model or operating models 11%
Improving the capabilities of the marketing team through recruiting net new headcount 11%
Improving marketing’s impact through investment in the development of innovation programs 21%
Improving marketing’s performance through the development of new or improved products and services 21%
Improving marketing’s performance through net new investments in data and insights8%
Improving marketing’s impact through the acquisition of net new marketing technology (e.g., operational martech, personalization engine, etc.)6%
Improving capabilities of the marketing team through investments in training and development 18%
Other, please specify1%
No selling.
No recruiting.
No self promotion.
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Where ever it lives in the org, Campaigns should be a dedicated team. Marketing Ops doesn't typically have the skillset to manage. Revenue Marketing will likely put too much emphasis on individual products. Product Marketing could manage the function. Personally I like the idea of having a Campaigns team separate from Product or Revenue Marketing, one that balances the needs of both teams.