Move routine web launches out of the developer queue without losing governance

Move routine web launches out of the developer queue without losing governance

How marketing leaders running multiple brands, regions or campaign sites move to the operating model behind 2 to 3 times faster campaign execution.

Overview & Key Takeaways:

Marketing budgets have stayed flat for two years, yet a new campaign still needs a developer ticket and a brand refresh means updating every site one by one. McKinsey finds empowered marketing teams execute campaigns 2 to 3 times faster. This guide shows how: corporate sets the standards, teams own their content and developers focus on integrations and custom work.

    • A three-part operating model: what corporate defines, what brand and regional teams own and where developers spend their time instead.
    • Five before-and-after scenarios: regional launches, campaign microsites, brand refreshes, legal updates and acquisitions.
    • A phased path that starts small: inventory your portfolio, pick a manageable first wave and plan for redirects, SEO and integrations before you expand.
    • Six metrics to baseline: time to launch, handoffs per launch, developer dependency, platforms and vendors, template reuse and governance coverage.
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