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New positions are taking starring roles in the marketing world. Find out why content directors and brand journalists are vital to every marketing team. more - Why Your Business Needs a Single Customer View
Think duplication of customer data is just an inherent problem of doing business? It's not. Here's why you need to avoid that duplication by creating a single customer view. more - The Huge Opportunity E-Commerce Marketers Are Overlooking
Marketers sometimes focus so much on the decision-making part of the purchasing lifecycle that they overlook the big opportunities in other stages. Here's a long look at the pre-transactional conversion stage. more - What Do Changes in the C-Suite Mean for Marketers' Future?
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