

In this year’s 'Pulse Check' report, find out what 120+ in-house and agency marketing leaders had to share on rising industry trends, ranging from creative priorities and media strategies to CSR initiatives in 2025.
In an era defined by rapid technological change, shifting audience behaviours, and growing calls for corporate responsibility, marketers have faced unprecedented challenges.
From navigating the implications of AI and data privacy regulations to balancing traditional media and innovative creative strategies, the marketing landscape has demanded agility and foresight.
Beyond the tactical, brands are increasingly scrutinised for their stance on societal and environmental issues, pushing corporate social responsibility (CSR) into the strategic spotlight.
So, as we enter 2025, the pressing question is: How are marketers adapting and staying ahead?
To uncover the answers, we’ve gathered insights from 120+ marketing leaders across 13 industries and 10+ marketing specialisms.
In this FREE report from The GO! Network, you'll find:
🟢 The Impact of Traditional Advertising: What role does traditional advertising still play, and how does it compare to modern channels?
🟢 Which Creatives are Working: A closer look at the creatives that are delivering results for brands.
🟢 Brand vs Agency Marketing Channels: How do brands and agencies differ in their approach to the most effective marketing channels?
🟢 CSR Initiatives: How brands and agencies are aligning (or not) with Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives and what that means for their audiences.
🟢 Emerging Trends: What trends are on the horizon, and how prepared are both brands and agencies to adapt?
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With thanks to our named contributors; Acespace, Awin, Nobu Hotels, Watts Group, Assisted, Freedom Media Group, IONA, Red Cow Media, Repeat Digital, One Black Bear, Sciart Marketing, Silverback Studios, Start Communication, The SEO Works, TAL Agency and more through anonymous contributions.