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They each lead all others in one metric.
Marketers are still trying to get a handle on real-time availability of insights.
The LGBTQ+ community in the US believes that advertising is most inclusive for gay and lesbian identities, and least inclusive for transgender men and women.
Skepticism is highest among the youngest adults.
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The most-cited essential element of a successful multi-channel marketing strategy is accurate measurement of performance.
Women ages 50 and older are more likely to feel that older women are portrayed negatively than positively in advertising.
1 in 5 say it typically takes longer than 24 hours for brands to respond to messages.
Gen Z wants discounts on necessary products from trustworthy brands.
Almost 6 in 10 marketing decision-makers say creative is very important to their customer experience strategy.
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