WebStrategies announced the results of its 2021 equipment manufacturing marketing survey, with insightful digital marketing industry trends.
Midlothian, Virginia: WebStrategies Inc. announced the results of its 2021 equipment manufacturing marketing survey, an annual initiative that analyzes how equipment manufacturers are investing in digital marketing and which tactics are showing the strongest return on marketing investment.
“The goal of this survey was to create the most insightful industry research on how manufacturers are using and investing in digital marketing. We created the kind of thing that we would want to see and we couldn’t find it, so we made our own… As a result, we’ve created something that is unlike anything else you can find out there. We’re really proud of it.” -Chris Leone, WebStrategies CEO
103 manufacturing professionals, primarily marketing directors, CEO’s, and CMO’s, took part in the online survey, providing a wealth of data on digital marketing trends in the equipment manufacturing space in a tumultuous year.
Key insights from the equipment manufacturing survey include:
These insights and many more offer equipment manufacturing marketers visibility into what digital tactics are being invested in, which tactics are working, and where the greatest marketing challenges lie.
The equipment manufacturing marketing survey results are available now and can be accessed here.
About WebStrategies: WebStrategies is an industry leading digital marketing agency specializing in helping equipment manufacturers prosper. We focus on driving new qualified leads through online channels including SEO, PPC, display advertising, social advertising, website personalization, and website usability improvement.
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