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  • If you want to prove Marketing's worth to your executives, you have to think in their terms—that is, sales, profit, and growth. Find out how in this article.

  • Do you have a toxic boss? And if you do, what sort of leader are you dealing with? This flowchart infographic helps you answer those questions and provides advice.

  • Senior marketers say the biggest marketing leadership deficiency in their organizations is an understanding of the customer journey, according to recent research from the CMO Council and Chief Outsiders.

  • The process of hiring and retaining marketing talent is more challenging than ever. From attracting the right candidates to supporting virtual teams to ensuring compensation is in line with what's expected in this new normal—there's a lot marketing leaders need to manage. Sponsored by Robert Half.

  • Happy and engaged employees are more creative, innovative, and dedicated than their unhappy counterparts. They're also more likely to stick around long-term. Here are 10 things you can do to keep them engaged.

  • If you want to improve loyalty, boost revenue, and maximize each customer touchpoint (and who doesn't?), it's time to up your experience management (XM) game. Join us for this not-to-be-missed session tailored to marketing and CX professionals—and learn how to adapt and improve your customer experience programs for the challenges of 2021 and beyond. Sponsored by Qualtrics.

  • Minter Dial shares advice on leadership from his latest book, You Lead: How Being Yourself Makes You a Better Leader.

  • Business agility is all the rage, but it takes more than just adopting a buzzword. It requires that all levels of your organization make these four fundamental mindset shifts.

  • The COVID-19 pandemic still affecting communities around the world, so it may seem a bad time to start a business. However, many successful companies have been founded during downturns, recessions, and depressions.

  • Every business collects customer feedback, but an overemphasis on aggregate data can drown out individual customer needs and voices. To achieve true customer-centricity, follow these five steps.

  • The key factors linked to creating an inclusive workplace primarily involve the identity and actions of an organizations’ leaders, according to research from McKinsey & Company.

  • Zendesk went through a complete reinvention and rebranding process in less than a year as a result of what its customers were telling the company during the pandemic. Lisa Kant joins us to discuss how to fulfill changing customer expectations and what advantages marketing generalists have in a post-pandemic world.

  • More than half of sales leaders say the failings of their customer relationship management (CRM) platform are leading to lost revenue opportunities, according to recent research.

  • Ajay Banga of Mastercard is viewed by journalists and market analysts as the top "brand guardian" CEO of a major company, according to the Brand Guardianship Index.

  • The practice of "breadcrumbing"—not responding to job candidates in a timely fashion—can have a range of negative effects on employers, according to recent research.

  • Marketers are notorious for loving new concepts. But how do you decide which ideas are immediately relevant and which ones can be stored for later? These five tips can help.

  • Firms spend 23 hours writing a response to a request for proposal (RFP) and involve nine people in the process, on average, according to recent research from Loopio.

  • The effects of the pandemic have taken a mental toll on everyone. In 2021, companies have a responsibility to address the stressors of today's work environment and provide mental health resources to support their employees, particularly in these three areas.

  • A unified data strategy is incredibly important for companies seeking to improve their marketing efficiency, data quality, and customer journey. Here are five insights and recommended actions than can help.

  • B2B salespeople are much more likely than B2B marketers to say their company's sales and marketing teams cooperate effectively, according to recent research from Outfunnel and Copper.