Campaign India Team
Sep 12, 2024

71% of marketers aim for creative excellence, but only 37% feel organisations are equipped to achieve it

A recent WARC and ANA report underpins how establishing a culture of creative excellence drives greater impact for brands.

Despite studies linking creativity to improvements in business performance, marketers struggle to convince their C-suites of the value of creativity. Source: Pixabay.

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