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SurveyMonkey research: marketers’ sentiment for 2025

Key findings:

  • Customer feedback drives customer data collection among marketers, but budget concerns and lack of responsiveness pose challenges.
  • Budget and content creation top marketers’ lists of concerns. 
  • Markets brace for a challenging 2025 as they face job insecurity and performance roadblocks.

Markets brace for a challenging 2025 as they face job insecurity and performance roadblocks

Looking ahead to 2025, four in ten marketers (42%) expect it to be ‘very or somewhat difficult’ to reach their performance goals, slightly less than the 46% who think it will be easy.

Nearly four in ten marketers feel indifferent (13%), stressed (13%), and anxious (12%) about their role in marketing. Despite these emotions, fewer marketers feel concerned about their job security: three in ten (29%) feel ‘very or somewhat insecure’ about their role. More than half (56%) expect the scope of their role to expand to some degree in 2025 (30% expand greatly, 25% expand slightly).

Lack of budget and the ability to continue to produce engaging content top marketers’ lists of concerns (15% and 13%, respectively).

Which of the following is your biggest worry as a marketer?
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Budget15%
Having fresh, engaging, and creative content13%
Keeping up with the latest marketing platforms and tools9%
Audience engagement9%
None of the above9%
Staying on top of market trends8%
Having the right data and analytics7%
Campaign performance and ROI5%
Brand perception5%
Competition outpacing us5%
Something else4%
Being viewed as a cost center4%
Negative sentiment about marketing in my org3%
Effective cross-department collaboration3%

Customer feedback drives customer data collection among marketers, with half (51%) citing feedback from customers as the main use case for collecting data from customers, ahead of gaining target audience insights (37%), market insights (33%), event feedback/management (29%), and ad/message testing (23%). 

Budget is also a leading challenge when it comes to collecting data on existing or potential customers (33%, tied with responsiveness of customers at 32%). One in four also cite challenges with data accuracy and reliability (26%), lacking time (26%), and being understaffed (22%) as the primary obstacles in getting data on customers.