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Follow AMEX's Example of a Successful Facebook Campaignby Kimberly Smith
Sure, Facebook promotions can get you some "Likes," but is that all there is? Learn how American Express's Israel division used Facebook to gain valuable customer insight and deepen brand engagement.
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Case Study: Why Targeting by Level of Engagement Worksby Becca Wright
The words "engagement" and "hypertargeting" are practically everywhere, but what happens when you combine the two? Learn how one company ran a diverse campaign that captured the interest of core, active, and casual fans.
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A Case Study in Landing Page Optimization: How to Double the Impact of Your Budgetby Bob Hebeisen
Need help boosting your landing page conversions? Learn six landing page optimization principles that helped one website nearly double its conversion rate...
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How to Improve Your Conversion Rate (A Case Study Approach)by Paras Chopra
You've managed to get people to your site, but how do you get them to convert? Learn three strategies—based on various case studies—for boosting your site's conversion rate.
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How Virgin Atlantic Improved Sales Attribution and Saved Six Figures in Two Monthsby Kimberly Smith
When a customer makes a purchase on your site, are you able to pinpoint exactly who to give credit to for the sale? Learn how Virgin Atlantic Airways tackled that problem.
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Case Study: How One Company More Than Doubled Customer Referralsby Kimberly Smith
Many companies have referral programs, but how many can say theirs converts at about three times the rate of other online campaigns and brings in over 500 product sales each month? Learn how one company did just that.
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How Mini-Stories Can Help Buyers Reject the Status Quo... and Embrace Youby Michael Harris
Stories are how we make sense of the world. Learn how telling mini-stories will allow buyers to take your offering for a virtual mental test drive, to accept change—and to reject the status quo.
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Despicable Them: Rising Above a Rotten Reputationby Kimberly Smith
Guilty by association. That's a tough place to start when trying to launch a new brand. Learn how AIA, the nation's largest and oldest network of bail bond agents, rose above an undeserved reputation in no time.
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Case Study: How Olympus Spurred Product Awareness and Sales With Augmented Realityby Kimberly Smith
Consumers are up to four times more likely to buy a product once they’ve held it in their hands. But it can be challenging to get people into stores, let alone within reaching distance of your product. To provide the ...
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Secrets of Case Study Winners: How B2B Marketers Can Create Successful Programsby Paul McKeon
Though social media has brought clients and vendors together, it's still a tough sell to get clients to agree to do case studies. But the B2B marketers who produce dozens of case studies know a few secrets... and this article ...
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Why You Should Use Engagement Metrics to Guide Your Messagingby Jay Krall
How many Facebook fans or Twitter followers you have isn't necessarily the best indicator of how many people are receiving your message. But a new breed of engagement metrics can give you those answers, and help mold your messaging to ...
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Eight Ways to Create Enough Video Content to Last 18 Monthsby Pete Savage
Studies show that online video improves email click-through rates, sales conversions, and search engine rankings; it's no wonder marketers are funneling more budget dollars into this tantalizing medium. Learn eight ways to make your video content last 18 months.
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Sales and Social Media—Measuring the ROIby Joan Curtis, Barb Giamanco
Although the ability to measure tangible results when using social media is still evolving, companies are realizing substantial savings from their social-media initiatives.
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Bambi vs. Godzilla: How to Work With Very Big Clientsby Matthew Stibbe
Who said small firms can do business only with other small firms? If you can get your foot in the door, working for Fortune 500 companies is the smart way to grow a profitable marketing firm. This is how one ...
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When Competing With Your Own Customers Is OK—Vibram FiveFingers and Eigen Valuesby Stephen Denny
Eigen values are what marketers use when we're doing our best work. Once we view everything that our brand does through the prism of eigen-value standards, it changes how we launch our websites, train our customer-service people, and hire ...
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How Scotts Miracle-Gro Uses Its Email Newsletter to Nurture In-Store Salesby Stephanie Miller
Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, like many consumer packaged goods companies, has no direct online sales channel—but it finds that email-newsletter subscriptions boost purchases on average 1.5 times annually. Perhaps the reason the Scotts Lawn Care Update email newsletter is so successful ...
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Your Launch Strategy and Beyond—at Cyberspeedby Barbara Bix, Olga Taylor
When used systematically, market research is an ongoing two-way communication between your business and its target audience. Treated as such, market research becomes a constant source of information about opportunities for improvement and innovation. And via the Web, you now ...
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Case Study: In a SaaS World, Customer Feedback Drives Competitive Advantageby Barbara Bix
At Kadient—a company that now delivers interactive Sales Playbooks—customer satisfaction is more important than ever. As the company began development of a SaaS product for a new market, here's how the management team readied a formal process for gathering customer ...
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How a B2B Company Went From Zero Brand Awareness to 190 Leads With Its First-Ever Direct-Mail Effortby Pete Savage
With Q4 looming, along iwth company revenue targets for the year ahead, this company faced the perennial dilemma common to B2B marketers: how to fill the sales funnel with quality leads now to get a jump on sales-cycle activity in ...
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Planning an Online B2B Communityby Nancy Strauss
B2B communities are often aimed at highly specialized populations and may even be closed to outsiders. However, a growing number of enterprises regard their B2B communities as a secret weapon that gives them a powerful competitive advantage.