• Analysis of opinions drawn from leading transport industry executives • Analysis on how marketing expenditure, business strategies and practices in the transport industry are set to change in 2011–2012 • Analysis on spending plans, budget allocations, challenges and investment opportunities of supply decision makers Research Beam Model: Research Beam Product ID: 36103 1250 USD New
Marketing Spend Activity, Sales Behaviors and Strategies in the Transport Industry - 2011-2012: Survey Intelligence
 
 

Marketing Spend Activity, Sales Behaviors and Strategies in the Transport Industry - 2011-2012: Survey Intelligence

  • Category : Automotive and Transportation
  • Published On : October   2011
  • Pages : 57
  • Publisher : ICD Research
 
 
 
Synopsis
• Analysis of opinions drawn from leading transport industry executives
• Analysis on how marketing expenditure, business strategies and practices in the transport industry are set to change in 2011–2012
• Analysis on spending plans, budget allocations, challenges and investment opportunities of supply decision makers
Scope
• The opinions and forward looking statements of XXXX industry executives have been captured in our in-depth survey, of which XX% represent Director and C-level respondents.
• The research is based on primary survey research conducted by ICD Research accessing its B2B panels comprised of senior purchase decision makers and leading supplier organizations.
• The geographical scope of the research is global – drawing on the activity and expectations of leading industry players across the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa and Middle East.
• Key topics covered include buyer expenditure activity, procurement behaviors and strategies, threats and opportunities, economic outlook and business confidence.
• The report examines current practices and provides future expectations for the industry over the next 12-24 months.
Summary
This report is the result of an extensive survey drawn from ICD Research’s exclusive panel of leading transport industry executives. It analyzes how marketing expenditure, business strategies and practices are set to change in the transport industry in 2011–12. The report provides data on the current size of the marketing and advertising budgets of transport industry supplier companies and how spending by industry suppliers will change, providing insight into global marketing behavior. This report not only grants access to the opinions and strategies of business decision makers and competitors, but also examines their actions surrounding business priorities. The report also provides access to information categorized by region, company type and size.
Reasons To Buy
• This report will help you to drive revenues by understanding future product investment areas and growth regions.
• This report will help you to formulate effective sales and marketing strategies by identifying how buyer budgets are changing and the direction of spend in the future.
• This report will help you to better promote your business by aligning your capabilities and business practices with your customer’s changing needs.
• This report will help you to secure stronger customer relationships by understanding the leading business concerns and changing strategies of industry buyers.
• This report will help you to predict how the industry will grow, consolidate and where it will stagnate.
• This report will help you to uncover the business outlook, key challenges and opportunities identified by suppliers and buyers.

Table Of Contents
1 Executive Summary
2 Introduction
2.1 What is this report about?
2.2 Definitions
2.3 Methodology
2.4 Profile of survey respondents
2.4.1 Profile of buyer respondents
2.4.2 Profile of supplier respondents
3 Transport Industry Supplier Marketing Expenditure Activity
3.1 Annual marketing budgets: transport industry suppliers
3.1.1 Annual marketing budgets by suppliers
3.1.2 Annual marketing budgets by region
3.1.3 Annual marketing budgets by turnover
3.2 Planned change in marketing expenditure levels
3.2.1 Planned change in marketing expenditure levels by suppliers
3.2.2 Planned change in marketing expenditure levels by region
3.2.3 Planned change in marketing expenditure levels by company turnover
3.2.4 Planned change in marketing expenditure levels by revenue growth expectations
3.2.5 Net change in planned marketing expenditure in all industries
3.3 Future investment by media channel
3.3.1 Future investment by media channel by suppliers
3.3.2 Future investment by media channel by region
3.3.3 Planned change in procurement expenditure by company turnover
3.4 Suppliers' future investment in marketing and sales technology
3.4.1 Planned investment in marketing and sales technologies by suppliers
3.4.2 Planned investment in marketing and sales technologies by region
3.4.3 Planned investment in marketing and sales technologies by company turnover
4 Marketing and Sales Behaviors and Strategies in 2011-2012
4.1 Key marketing aims of suppliers for 2011-2012
4.1.1 Key marketing aims of suppliers
4.1.2 Key marketing aims by region
4.1.3 Key marketing aims by company turnover
4.1.4 Key marketing aims by revenue growth expectations
4.2 Essential amendments to marketing activities in 2011-2012
4.2.1 Amendments to marketing activities by suppliers
4.2.2 Amendments to marketing activities by region
4.2.3 Amendments to marketing activities by company turnover
4.3 Use of new media for business prospects
4.3.1 Use of new media by region
4.3.2 Use of new media by company turnover
4.4 Critical success factors for choosing a marketing agency
4.4.1 Critical success factors: by region
4.4.2 Critical success factors: by company turnover
5 Appendix
5.1 Methodology
5.2 Contact us
5.3 About ICD Research
5.4 Disclaimer

List Of Tables
Table 1: Total Global Transport Industry Survey Respondents by Company Type, 2011
Table 2: Buyer Respondents by Job Role (%), 2011
Table 3: Buyer Respondents by Global Company Turnover (%), 2011
Table 4: Buyer Respondents by Total Number of Employees in Organizations (%), 2011
Table 5: Buyer Respondents by Region (%), 2011
Table 6: Supplier Respondents by Job Role (%), 2011
Table 7: Supplier Respondents by Global Company Turnover (%), 2011
Table 8: Supplier Respondents by Total Number of Employees in Organizations (%), 2011
Table 9: Supplier Respondents by Region (%), 2011
Table 10: Annual Marketing Budgets: Supplier Responses (%), 2010-2011
Table 11: Annual Marketing Budgets by Region (%), 2011
Table 12: Annual Marketing Budgets by Company Turnover (%), 2011
Table 13: Planned Change in Marketing Expenditure: Supplier Responses (%), 2010-2011
Table 14: Planned Change in Marketing Expenditure Levels by Region (%), 2011
Table 15: Planned Change in Marketing Expenditure Levels by Company Turnover (%), 2011
Table 16: Net Change in Planned Marketing Expenditure, All Industries (%) 2011
Table 17: Future Investment by Media Channels: Supplier Responses, 2011
Table 18: Planned Investment in Marketing and Sales Technologies (%), 2011
Table 19: Planned Investment in Marketing and Sales Technologies by Region (%), 2011
Table 20: Planned Investment in Marketing and Sales Technologies by Company Turnover (%), 2011
Table 21: Key Marketing Aims: Supplier Responses (%), 2011
Table 22: Amendments to Marketing Activities (%), 2011
Table 23: Amendments to Marketing Activities by Region (%), 2011
Table 24: Amendments to Marketing Activities by Company Turnover (%), 2011
Table 25: Use of New Media by Suppliers (%), 2011
Table 26: Use of New Media by Region (%), 2011
Table 27: Use of New Media by Company Turnover (%), 2011
Table 28: Critical Success Factors by Suppliers (%), 2011
Table 29: Critical Success Factors by Region (%), 2011
Table 30: Critical Success Factors by Company Turnover (%), 2011

List Of Figures
Figure 1: Annual Marketing Budgets: Supplier Responses (%), 2010-2011
Figure 2: Annual Marketing Budgets by Region (%), 2011
Figure 3: Annual Marketing Budgets by Company Turnover (%), 2011
Figure 4: Planned Change in Marketing Expenditure: Supplier Responses (%), 2010-2011
Figure 5: Planned Change in Marketing Expenditure Levels by Region (%), 2011
Figure 6: Planned Change in Marketing Expenditure Levels by Company Turnover (%), 2011
Figure 7: Change in Marketing Expenditure Levels by Revenue Growth Expectations (%), 2011
Figure 8: Future Investment by Media Channels: Supplier Responses (%), 2011
Figure 9: Future Investment by Media Channels by Region (% 'increase' responses), 2011
Figure 10: Future Investment by Media Channels by Company Turnover (% 'increase' responses), 2011
Figure 11: Planned Investment in Marketing and Sales Technologies (%), 2011
Figure 12: Planned Investment in Marketing and Sales Technologies by Region (%), 2011
Figure 13: Planned Investment in Marketing and Sales Technologies by Company Turnover (%), 2011
Figure 14: Key Marketing Aims: Supplier Responses (%), 2011
Figure 15: Key Marketing Aims by Region (% 'increase' responses), 2011
Figure 16: Key Marketing Aims by Company Turnover (% 'increase' responses), 2011
Figure 17: Key Marketing Aims by Revenue Growth Expectations (% 'increase' responses), 2011
Figure 18: Amendments to Marketing Activities (%), 2011
Figure 19: Use of New Media by Suppliers (%), 2011
Figure 20: Critical Success Factors by Suppliers (%), 2011
Figure 21: Critical Success Factors by Company Turnover (%), 2011

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