Digital marketers need to develop a roadmap for achieving a specific business objective, taking into account the budget, personnel and tools at their disposal. Demonstration technology requires traders to be flexible and adaptable, while the wealth of data and growing understanding of our clients and their travels means that we must focus on both consumers and numbers. In the digital environment, industry and consumer habits can change simultaneously, and traders often have to adapt their plans in the blink of an eye. Traders also need to distribute jobs and strategies among team members, allocate budgets and provide employees with the necessary tools. From Google Analytics to offline surveys, marketers need to know what consumers want, where they are, what messages they respond to, what they spend money on, and much more. Marketers today have access to more data than ever before and need to know what’s reliable and useful for them. They must also consider the time – when do people have to work, when will the goal be reached? They need to identify and understand the target audience, and know what competition is doing. Marketers need to tell producers what content they need. Moreover, I think that certain skills that existed long before the digital age are still needed by today’s marketers. Communication skills have to be improved in practice. To succeed in the digital age, you need to have many skills, but you need a good researcher, a good planner and a good communicator.