Todayu2019s marketer is expected to be tech-savvy and data-driven, but marketing is more art than science. This eye-catching infographic shows some of best-liked and most-memorable marketing slogans. Experts also weigh in on why work. Credit: Thinkstock The new marketer is supposed to be tech-savvy and data-driven, plying her trade using everything from marketing automation software and social-listening platforms to data analytics and programmatic-buying tools. But is something being lost in marketing’s great digital migration? At its core, marketing has always been about a gut-feeling into human behavior, more art than science. And traditional marketers will argue that this is still the case. In other words, data can only do so much. They’ll point to the inspirational wins in their profession and claim that even the best algorithms can’t create compelling advertising and copywriting. Marketing the Message Now comes a cool infographic from down under — Australia-based M2 On Hold, which provides marketing messages to telephone callers on hold. For M2 On Hold, words matter. Nowhere is this more true in the world of marketing than with slogans. Here’s M2 On Hold’s infographic showing some of the most well-liked and memorable slogans. Marketing experts also weigh in on why they work so well. (Hint: functional and emotional, not computational.) (Click to enlarge image.) Related content feature 7 ways to spot hidden IT talent within your ranks Your organization has hidden IT superstars in the making — both within and outside IT. Here’s how to find and elevate them for maximum impact. By John Edwards Jun 07, 2023 8 mins Staff Management feature The NBA’s digital transformation is a game-changer The National Basketball Association’s move to Azure cloud is helping improve fan experience and in-game performance due to analytics- and AI-assisted tools aimed at unlocking data’s full potential. By Paula Rooney Jun 07, 2023 9 mins Microsoft Azure Media and Entertainment Industry Digital Transformation case study How Palladium targets tech to better serve the business Palladium Hotel Group has prioritized strategies surrounding its digital transformation, with a focus on two primary objectives: to improve the business and better customize the customer experience. By Nuria Cordon Jun 07, 2023 4 mins CIO Travel and Hospitality Industry Digital Transformation Saudi Vision 2030: Why the Kingdom is becoming a hub in EdTech education By Andrea Benito Jun 07, 2023 5 mins Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe