Leading marketers are 39% more likely than the mainstream to strongly believe that anticipating customer needs and providing assistive experiences along the customer journey is critical to growth.

Econsultancy and Google, Marketing and Measurement Survey, n=514, marketing and measurement executives at North American companies with over $250M in revenues, March 2017

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