BEST PRACTICE IN DIGITAL MARKETING FOUDATIONS 9 MARCH Campaign Integration WEBINAR Best Practice in Digital Marketing Foundations Have foundational concepts and tactics of digital marketing changed in recent years? From creating content, buying sponsored posts, and cross-media integration, make sure you can leverage the right tools in digital marketing. Capitalise on your digital marketing toolkit, and understand that they're all puzzle pieces to campaign success. Your audience, content, email, innovation, measurement and responsible use of data are keys to achieving your strategic tactics and goals. Delve into how to utilise digital marketing to build trust and keep your campaigns customer-centric. Participants will receive a downloadable toolkit at the end of the webinar. ACCESS THE WEBINAR Submit this form to access Best Practice in Digital Marketing Foundations Webinar. WEBINAR DETAILS This webinar has ended. Submit your details to be sent a recording. Facilitated by Andrea Martens and featuring ADMA IQ instructors Kristin Bengtsson and Amanda Kendle, this ADMA webinar is designed for busy marketers who want to deep-dive with the experts to discuss the best practices in digital marketing to ensure it is the best fit to deliver strategic goals. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN? How to leverage marketing tools to effectively achieve strategic objectives Developing and managing best practice across digital campaigns MEET THE SPEAKERS Andrea Martens Andrea Martens, CEO of ADMA has led high profile brands and portfolios and delivered excellent results through an effective mix of strategy, innovation and creative thinking. Kristin Bengtsson Kristin, Head of Brand Marketing, Temple & Webster has two decades worth of experience across multiple marketing disciplines, Kristin approaches best practice in digital marketing foundations from a data-driven perspective. Amanda Kendle Amanda is a social media and blogging trainer and consultant, helping businesses use digital technologies to promote their work effectively. She also provides industry tips and tricks for successfully incorporating digital channels into your campaigns. WHO IS THIS WEBINAR FOR? Learning This course is suitable for early-career marketers or beginners in this area. No prior knowledge or access is needed for these courses. Marketers who have some experience in digital but want to grow their confidence or who have only one perspective of digital, or be a specialist in one area of digital, and want to broaden their skill base Marketing and advertising professionals who are new to digital and keen to learn how to leverage digital across a broad spectrum of channels Small and medium-sized businesses that are looking to learn more about digital Sales people who need to understand how digital marketing works Filter Resources Filter Courses Capability Capability Campaign Integration Compliance Customer Experience Marketing Technology Insights Learnings Brand Development Content Format Content Format Information sheet Member-only Press-release Article Blog Case Study Data Event Infographic Media Coverage Research Tool-kit Video Webinar Whitepaper Topics Topics CMO Crib Sheet CMO Spotlight Global Forum Global Forum 2023 Privacy Awareness Week Privacy series Regulatory Spotlight Resource The Weakest Link Compliance Resources CEO Blog Compliance Regulatory Content Copywriting Creative Data Data-driven Marketing Digital Campaigns Leadership Social Media Thought Leadership Article 25th Jun 2025 9 minutes The Privacy Series: Data breach response plan To help marketers prepare for the impact that the privacy reforms will have on the industry and our practices, we have created The Privacy Series. Each month we will deep dive into one of the key components set to reshape the Privacy Act to understand what they mean for marketers and their businesses. This month we look at data breach response plans. Article 25th Jun 2025 7 mins The Weakest Link Series: The Government ADMA’s “Am I the weakest link: Privacy edition” explores the idea that the privacy data chain is made up of six main parties – the marketer, the consumer, the platform, the agency, the government, and the board – all with the potential to be ‘the weakest link’. However, each of these parties contribute in different ways to the standard of data practices in Australia’s economy. Can we really point the finger at any one party? In this article series, we will deep dive into each of the links in the chain, assess the areas for improvement and how marketers can help strengthen the chain overall through their own roles. Article 25th Jun 2025 7 minutes Privacy Awareness Week 2025: From Awareness to Action This year’s Privacy Awareness Week (PAW) continued to fuel the national privacy conversation, driving it from surface-level awareness to deeper, systemic action. The week was a flurry of activity by all supporters. Read all about it in this article. 25th Jun 2025 4 mins Six Reasons Why You Need to Be at ADMA’s Global Forum 2025 Join us at ADMA Global Forum 2025, where the industry’s powerhouse thought leaders come together to tackle the biggest challenges shaping the future of marketing. The theme, ‘Elevate – for marketing’s next horizon’, focuses on addressing how we empower marketers to sharpen their edge, build capability, and embrace strategic transformation in an industry reshaped by disruption, innovation and accelerating complexity. Article 23rd Jun 2025 7 mins “Would you call it fair and reasonable?”: Daniel Eadon on the new rules of responsible marketing As the industry braces for Privacy Act reform and rapid AI adoption, Daniel Eadon, Associate Director of Marketing Performance at Optus, believes the future of marketing depends on a single principle: trust. Here, he explains how privacy impact assessments, collaboration and common sense will define tomorrow’s best marketers. Article 23rd Jun 2025 9 mins The tech behind the personal touch: How to build an efficient personalisation stack Customers today expect brands to understand them and serve products and messaging that reflect their tastes. Many marketers are eager to meet these expectations with personalised content. But few know where to start. The good news? With the right tools and structure, you can automate smarter, more efficient personalisation. Let us explain. Load More
ACCESS THE WEBINAR Submit this form to access Best Practice in Digital Marketing Foundations Webinar. WEBINAR DETAILS This webinar has ended. Submit your details to be sent a recording. Facilitated by Andrea Martens and featuring ADMA IQ instructors Kristin Bengtsson and Amanda Kendle, this ADMA webinar is designed for busy marketers who want to deep-dive with the experts to discuss the best practices in digital marketing to ensure it is the best fit to deliver strategic goals. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN? How to leverage marketing tools to effectively achieve strategic objectives Developing and managing best practice across digital campaigns
Andrea Martens Andrea Martens, CEO of ADMA has led high profile brands and portfolios and delivered excellent results through an effective mix of strategy, innovation and creative thinking.
Kristin Bengtsson Kristin, Head of Brand Marketing, Temple & Webster has two decades worth of experience across multiple marketing disciplines, Kristin approaches best practice in digital marketing foundations from a data-driven perspective.
Amanda Kendle Amanda is a social media and blogging trainer and consultant, helping businesses use digital technologies to promote their work effectively. She also provides industry tips and tricks for successfully incorporating digital channels into your campaigns.
Article 25th Jun 2025 9 minutes The Privacy Series: Data breach response plan To help marketers prepare for the impact that the privacy reforms will have on the industry and our practices, we have created The Privacy Series. Each month we will deep dive into one of the key components set to reshape the Privacy Act to understand what they mean for marketers and their businesses. This month we look at data breach response plans.
Article 25th Jun 2025 7 mins The Weakest Link Series: The Government ADMA’s “Am I the weakest link: Privacy edition” explores the idea that the privacy data chain is made up of six main parties – the marketer, the consumer, the platform, the agency, the government, and the board – all with the potential to be ‘the weakest link’. However, each of these parties contribute in different ways to the standard of data practices in Australia’s economy. Can we really point the finger at any one party? In this article series, we will deep dive into each of the links in the chain, assess the areas for improvement and how marketers can help strengthen the chain overall through their own roles.
Article 25th Jun 2025 7 minutes Privacy Awareness Week 2025: From Awareness to Action This year’s Privacy Awareness Week (PAW) continued to fuel the national privacy conversation, driving it from surface-level awareness to deeper, systemic action. The week was a flurry of activity by all supporters. Read all about it in this article.
25th Jun 2025 4 mins Six Reasons Why You Need to Be at ADMA’s Global Forum 2025 Join us at ADMA Global Forum 2025, where the industry’s powerhouse thought leaders come together to tackle the biggest challenges shaping the future of marketing. The theme, ‘Elevate – for marketing’s next horizon’, focuses on addressing how we empower marketers to sharpen their edge, build capability, and embrace strategic transformation in an industry reshaped by disruption, innovation and accelerating complexity.
Article 23rd Jun 2025 7 mins “Would you call it fair and reasonable?”: Daniel Eadon on the new rules of responsible marketing As the industry braces for Privacy Act reform and rapid AI adoption, Daniel Eadon, Associate Director of Marketing Performance at Optus, believes the future of marketing depends on a single principle: trust. Here, he explains how privacy impact assessments, collaboration and common sense will define tomorrow’s best marketers.
Article 23rd Jun 2025 9 mins The tech behind the personal touch: How to build an efficient personalisation stack Customers today expect brands to understand them and serve products and messaging that reflect their tastes. Many marketers are eager to meet these expectations with personalised content. But few know where to start. The good news? With the right tools and structure, you can automate smarter, more efficient personalisation. Let us explain.