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  • Though too many leads certainly isn't a bad problem to have, it can be a problem nonetheless if a company's marketing efforts are being driven by lead volume rather than lead quality.

  • Some 71% of of B2B marketers say their company's digital ads sometimes or always fail to meet expectations, according to a recent report from Demandbase.

  • Does your small business have marketing and branding needs but not enough money to hire an agency or a consultant? Don't fret, you have many options to ensure you get the help you need to start or grow your business.

  • Crafting successful lead-capture strategies can be difficult and overwhelming. This infographic, however, can make unlocking the secrets of lead capturing easier.

  • Marketers are obsessed with the "verbing" of their product names. But choosing a name in the hope that it (like Google and Roller Blade) becomes a verb? That's a bad call.

  • What percentage of emails sent by businesses are viewed by consumers? What share of messages end up in spam folders, on average?

  • Want to be seen as a trusted advertiser and transparent brand? Then follow the FTC's endorsement guidelines and avoid these big social content mistakes.

  • The success or failure of a dashboard is closely linked to data visualization. But focus purely on the visualization, and you'll fail. So consider these three questions and then take the prescribed actions.

  • Which industries have the highest, or lowest, Google AdWords click-through rates, engagement levels, and costs?

  • Most companies say their sales teams lack the right content at the right time. Here's a quick look at those sales-enablement problems and ideas for solving them.

  • Social gets easier to tackle this week: Pinterest's DIY ad manager is open to SMBs, WordPress is releasing an Instant Articles plugin for Facebook (which also launched nifty tools), and Reddit wants to help brands address its community. And much more, of course.

  • It's not tough to publish on social media: With a few clicks you have a post on Facebook, a tweet on Twitter, or a video on YouTube. The tough part, as you know, is getting found, viewed, read, liked, and shared—and doing it without annoying people.

  • Technology doesn't signal the death of the B2B salesperson... It signals the rebirth of the evolved, modern salesperson. Here's what you need to know to keep evolving.

  • Among major corporations, Amazon has the best reputation with consumers in the United States, according to a Nielsen infographic based on findings from the Harris Poll.

  • Your client-agency partnership depends on open lines of communication. If that communication is limited, there's no real value in the relationship.

  • The near-universal adoption of smartphones and social media has fundamentally altered the science of handling customer complaints. The critics ("haters") are not your problem, however... Ignoring them is.

  • A customer journey map is a visual representation of the various interactions a buyer has with a business. Building that map from the outside-in—from the customer's perspective—requires a thorough understanding of the customer's needs, wants, and desires.

  • B2B marketers say increasing brand awareness and dealing with budget constraints are the top challenges they face, according to a report from B2B International.

  • You know readers are using ad-blocking software, but you also need to understand what motivates such behavior. It's a little more complicated than you think.

  • Video can be an amazing marketing tool, yet it has a short shelf life. Luckily, it's also a dynamic asset that can be edited, tweaked, and optimized over time. Here are four ways to keep your video content current and engaging.