Home Resources The top skills marketers focussed on in 2024 The top skills marketers focussed on in 2024 Marketers continue to experience the rapid rate of change throughout the industry and the impact that the evolving regulatory landscape will have on our marketing practices. More than ever as the landscape changes, the skills gap across the industry continues to broaden. That’s why many marketers across the country have committed to upskilling themselves through formal training in 2024. So, let’s take a look at some of the most popular courses your colleagues, peers and industry friends completed this year. Privacy and regulatory reforms were top of mind Our most popular course for the year was Privacy and Compliance for Marketers. We’ve been anticipating and preparing for the reforms to start and with the first tranche announced in September, it’s great to see the industry setting themselves up for success by seeking formal training in privacy and compliance. The course is designed with data-driven marketers in mind to ensure that you will not only understand what the law says, but (more importantly) how to apply it to your everyday tasks. On completion of the course, you will have a newfound confidence in how to ensure that your business is complying with the law as it stands and is prepared to implement the changes to come. Crucial copywriting We’ve seen a strong commitment to upskilling in the art of copywriting, with all three of our copywriting courses including Copywriting Essentials, Digital Copywriting Essentials and Copywriting Advanced featuring in the top 10 most enrolled courses this calendar year. Copywriting is an invaluable skill, particularly for marketers as it has the power to connect you with customers and strengthen your brand identity. Whether you’re new to the skill, or are looking to improve on your current capability, an ADMA copywriting course can provide you with the expert guidance you need to write with confidence. Let’s get digital We live in the digital age, so it comes as no surprise that three of our digital focussed courses nabbed a spot in the top 10 most popular courses in 2024. Our Digital Analytics for Marketers course is designed to help marketers understand digital data and tackle a technical topic in a non-technical way. While our Digital Marketing Essentials course will give you a detailed introduction to digital marketing, explore the foundations of each digital channel, how they work and how they can fit together to deliver on your marketing objectives. Then there is our flagship course – the ADMA Digital Marketing Certificate. It is one of the only digital marketing courses in Australia with top CMOs as guest lecturers and where you’ll learn through real-life case studies and get practical insights into what works in the real world. Consider your customer There has been a strong appetite to better understand the customer experience which is why marketers have enrolled in our Customer Journey Mapping course. In the course, you learn how to put the customer at the centre of your marketing, and to draw insights from data to create a compelling customer experience. Or you can take this one step further, as many have this year, with our Customer Experience Certificate. For many commoditised and competitive industries, designing a differentiated customer experience is critical to success. This certificate will equip you with the knowledge and skills to develop and lead CX programs across your business. Content is king With it being easier than ever before to produce and share content of different varieties across multiple mediums, developing an effective marketing content strategy will see your content not only cutting through, but also converting. That’s why our Content Marketing Strategy course has been so popular in 2024. In the course you’ll learn to write effective content marketing strategies, design content plans, give an impartial critique of creative work, and amplify, measure and optimise your content. All with your customer at the heart of your decision making. So, with 2024 ranging from regulatory reform, to digital, the customer, and beyond, what will be in store for 2025? If you’re in need of some guidance of what to next upskill in, take a look at our article on the top skills for 2025 as predicted by Australia’s leading CMOs and industry experts. 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Article 28th Aug 2023 11 mins Learning from adversity: Mel Hopkins shares the bold thinking, bravery and instincts that drive her as a CMO Former Optus marketing chief and now Seven Network’s CMO, Mel Hopkins, shares the career learnings that have helped her foster boldness, bravery and determination as a marketer and where she sees the future of marketing leadership.
Article 28th Aug 2023 9 mins Keeping audiences engaged: How Transhuman’s Amanda Johnstone sees AI helping marketers Australian AI expert and internationally respected technologist, Amanda Johnstone, gives us an inside look at the insights and emerging technologies fuelling her keynote at ADMA Global Forum
Article 28th Aug 2023 8 mins Why Mark Ritson wants to talk about the inseparable link between brand and data Mini MBA of Marketing founder and former marketing professor, Mark Ritson, reveals the impetus behind his locknote presentation at this year’s ADMA Global Forum. Data might well be on the lips of every modern marketer, but using data for brand positioning and strategy remains a gap Mark Ritson sees across the industry today.
Article 28th Aug 2023 Protecting your best asset: Why Frank Body's Jess Hatzis is so keen on brand marketing Frank Body co-founder and CMO, Jess Hatzis, has spent her entire career pursuing innovative, cost-effective ways to undertake brand building that flows through to other performance and metric-drive channels. So it’s not surprisingly the topic she’s eager to talk with ADMA Global Forum attendees.
Article 10th Aug 2023 10 More dynamic speakers revealed as ADMA looks to help you elevate your marketing game From generative AI to marketing adaptability, ADMA’s latest Global Forum speakers are ready to help you elevate your marketing game.
FROM THE CEO 10th Aug 2023 8 mins Beyond the AI Hype: The Crucial Role of Responsible Governance The insurgence of AI is increasingly impacting the marketing sphere. CEO Andrea Martens provides her thoughts on conquering AI and how to use it as a catalyst for growth. Continuingly, she outlines the necessity for a strategic framework to be implemented in order to combat the 'Wild West-like' phase that AI is currently in.