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  • Nearly half (47%) of small businesses do not actively use social media, and 25% say they are unlikely to use social media in the future, according to a survey conducted by research firm Clutch.

  • A content creation framework can help employees across departments gain recognition as subject-matter experts and thought leaders—while helping the company achieve business development and strategic marketing objectives.

  • The marketing automation industry is booming! Here's a look at its rise and reasons for its popularity.

  • Professional photography is the best-performing visual content type, according to a recent survey of marketers by Digiday and Chute.

  • You've been told by "experts" for years that if you blog consistently, you will see truckloads of traffic, thousands of subscribers, and millions of dollars in sales. Here's the truth.

  • Millennials, Gen Xers, and Baby Boomers consider the smartphone their favorite tech device, whereas seniors are most fond of flatscreen TVs, according to a report from Deloitte.

  • Test your emails to find out the best way to engage your subscribers and develop your email channel.

  • Guest-blogging is one of the most effective and widely used methods of gaining exposure via sites other than yours. But measuring the effectiveness of a guest-posting campaign is where most go wrong.

  • Get the latest on how Facebook plans to bring more content from top publishers into its fold, who really stuck out on Mother's Day (besides moms), and a new TweetDeck tool that may help prevent gaffes—like carelessly publishing personal tweets on your business account. Skim to stay in check.

  • Women business owners are optimistic about the year ahead for both their own companies and the overall US economy, according to a recent report from the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) and Web.com.

  • For many B2B marketers, getting in front of senior decision-makers is tough to do. So how can you get the C-suite to hear your marketing message? These five elements will position your marketing in a way that builds trust.

  • The reality is you can't run a business without having someone providing an online rating, review, or comment. It's an expectation in the age of transparency.

  • Some 56% of small business owners say they feel as if they can never be away from their company, and just over half (51%) say they don’t have time to focus on themselves, according to a recent report from Constant Contact.

  • MarketingProfs founder Allen Weiss shares the story of how he founded the company, how it's evolved over the past 15 years, and what role mindfulness plays in effective marketing.

  • Taking content marketing from theory to reality can prove complex, time- and resource-prohibitive, and, when not done well, ineffective. That's why you need a crack team with these six key players on it.

  • Phablets—mobile phones with screen sizes between 5" and 7"—have had a significant impact on the global device market in the past year, according to a recent Flurry from Yahoo report.

  • Whether you are new to the e-commerce game or you've been selling online for years, there is always room for growth. And these seven tactics are the best way to achieve that growth.

  • Need some marketing inspiration? The following infographic is packed with tips to boost your creativity.

  • Some 79% of all keywords return search results that include at least one Google Universal Search (AKA blended search) element—the additional snippet of media and information that accompanies traditional results—according to Searchmetrics.

  • The Web is chock-full of boring copy. But your website doesn't need to hang out with that crowd. Creating copy that connects with your audience is easier than you think; however, vague advice like "talk benefits" and "use your own voice" won't cut it.