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by Ayaz Nanji
What are the most popular sales and marketing customer relationship management (CRM) software products on the market?
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by Dave McMullen
Beacons detect nearby smartphones and send the ads, coupons, and customized information to give clients a personalized experience. That's a win-win for customers and businesses.
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by Damon Waldron
Sales and Marketing misalignment not only saps marketing ROI but also slows pipeline growth, drags down conversion rates, and contributes to slow growth—or even loss—in revenue. But you can fix it.
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by Irv Shapiro
Too many e-commerce businesses are ignoring online shopping's shift from desktop to mobile. Are you? If so, these tips can help you craft better mobile shopping experiences for your customers.
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by Kristina Wallender
Four technologies are driving live-event marketering: social, mobile, analytics, and the Cloud (SMAC), providing new ways to know your fans, reach them at the right time via the right channel, and measure results to ensure you spend precious marketing dollars wisely.
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by Charlie Davies
How can businesses use location to increase conversions and sales?
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by Verónica Jarski
Consumers around the world are becoming more confident about buying online. Check out these stats about the current state of e-commerce along with predictions about its future.
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by Matt Spaulding
Delivering a great presentation is not only hard but also critically important to your business. If done correctly, a presentation often means the difference between getting that new customer or wondering what went wrong.
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by Jawad Khan
Most B2B companies are bad at social media marketing. They're too boring, or too product-focused, to engage social media users and develop a following, which leads management to conclude social media is for B2C. Which is wrong, of course.
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by Lisa Shepherd
The traditional sales funnel no longer applies to the reality of the buying process. Today's buyers carom between stages like a ball in a pinball machine.
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by Glenn Gow
These days, many business buyers have already made a decision about what they're going to buy even before talking to a vendor. Sales needs to adapt to be on an equal footing with buyers. Luckily, Marketing can help Sales do just that.
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by Ayaz Nanji
Product brochures are the most common content type created by B2B marketers, but whitepapers deliver the highest-quality leads, according to a recent report from the CMO Council and the NetLine Corporation.
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by Steve Hoffman
Success stories (case studies) are a crucial part of the marketing process, especially when complex business issues and solutions are involved. These tips will help you write successful success stories.
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by Ayaz Nanji
Marketing, sales, and business professionals say email is the most effective digital tactic they use to generate leads, according to a recent report from Ascend2.
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by Ayaz Nanji
Chief marketing officers (CMOs) say they are expected to simultaneously retain customers, increase brand awareness, improve customer satisfaction, and increase customer profitability, according to a recent report from Oracle Marketing Cloud and the Aberdeen Group.
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by Marc Kiven
Consumers are taking a circuitous path to purchase, and getting to know them in a single channel is not good enough. You must know them at every point of interaction.
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by Yad Bhatti
Preparing for presentations is tough, tedious, and time-consuming, and the cardinal rule once you're in the room is to engage those in your audience—not put them to sleep. These seven tips should help.
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by Matt Kates
Brands looking to launch referral programs or fine-tune their current efforts must embrace best-practices that help guide audiences through three distinct phases of engagement.
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by Amy Finn
Consumers don't merely want online purchases to arrive quickly; they also want brand recognition—which means creative presentations of packaging. If your brand doesn't provide it, customers will purchase from one that does.
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by Kristina Jaramillo
A LinkedIn marketing or selling strategy is the difference between a B2B sales or marketing team that drives consistent revenue opportunities and one that just has lots of connections it does not engage with.
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by Christopher Lester
By using what is known about neuroscience, emotion, and human behavior, marketers can make small but strategic changes to their CTAs that drive more sales, make new connections, and boost their company's bottom line.
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by Andrew Davies
Eager to prove its worth, Marketing is moving down the sales funnel, and some marketers are assuming sales enablement roles. Now's the time to become a cost-saver rather than remaining a cost center.
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by Brian Burkhart
Believe it or not, the Declaration of Independence follows a simple formula dating back thousands of years to one of the original thought leaders about the art of persuasion: Aristotle.
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by Barry Feldman
There are a ton of reasons that top brands—and small companies—are active on SlideShare: It provides an enormous opportunity for any content marketer.
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by Art Zabalov
Whether you're an already-established business or you're just starting out, customer feedback can serve directly as a tool for customer acquisition and, indirectly, as a tool to boost other customer acquisition channels.
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