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  • Most marketers act like they have to create gimmicky and childish campaigns to reach Millennials. But building customer relationships with Millennials can be as simple as following these basic principles.

  • Take a journey through the world of content visualization, and find out which method may work best to captivate your audience.

  • What really motivates buyers to act? When using content, many B2B companies struggle to engage buyers. Here are eight engagement tactics that work, according to research, but marketers use them too infrequently.

  • Most US consumers say they typically travel 20 minutes or less to make everyday purchases, according to recent research from Access Development.

  • Entertainment marketers are masters at grabbing an audience's attention in a split second with just one image, clip, or tweet. They do so by focusing their marketing on these three strategies.

  • At what point does a buyer persona mutate from a useful marketing tool into a meaningless collection of bullet points, stock headshots, and random guesses? Here's what we really need to know about our prospects to motivate them to respond.

  • Why do marketers work? What keeps them motivated? To find out, Workfront surveyed 202 marketers who work for US companies with more than 500 employees.

  • Consumers have high expectations of retailers during this holiday season. Here's a look at what they want and ideas for meeting their expectations.

  • Gamification can help you engage Millennials and give them an exceptional customer experience. Done wrong, however, gamification can alienate them. These tips can help you get it right.

  • Instagram's latest push to satisfy brands' need to sell; Twitter introduced bots for customer service; Pinterest launched three new types of Promoted Pins; LinkedIn now lets you compare your salary; co-founders of Vine change course with new livestreaming app; Facebook adds Snapchat-esque effects and masks; and much more...

  • Email marketers don't often go too far beyond conversion-, click-, and open-rate data. Yet, to create email campaigns that engage your subscribers and increase ROI, you'll need to.

  • The number of workers in the United States who say they experience conflict with other teams in their office has risen over the past two years, according to recent research from Workfront.

  • The success of an e-commerce store can be determined by whether it generates enough quality traffic that ultimately turns into sales. SEO can effectively drive traffic for all websites; e-commerce, however, presents unique challenges.

  • In the world of marketing operations (MO), words like "enterprise" and "scale" are common, but we rarely hear "small business" enter the conversation. Ironically, small and midsize businesses (SMBs) need MO the most if they are to grow into the company they want to be.

  • Have you considered automating your content marketing? Content marketing automation takes traditional content marketing tasks and automates them to save you time and money.

  • Most paid search advertising related to Cyber Monday occurs before the actual day, according to recent research from AdGooroo.

  • The step of the customer journey between the purchase and the delivery of a product is incredibly valuable. It's the New Moment of Truth, a critical touchpoint that can make or break a customer's loyalty.

  • Content that not only works but also makes users want to share it? It's possible when you understand the basics of contextual marketing.

  • Speakers and B2B marketers stopped by to chat with Marketing Smarts host Kerry O'Shea Gorgone in Boston at the MarketingProfs B2B Forum. All guests discuss three things: what they want to master in 2017, their favorite social network for B2B (you'd be surprised), and what they think is going to disrupt the B2B space. Collective smarts from the premiere conference on B2B marketing!

  • Relatively long and fairly complex—though not overly difficult—blog posts by brands garner the most social shares, according to recent research from TrackMaven.