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  • Marketers should be having fun, and their audiences should be having fun, too. Because fun is good for business.

  • Users who enable push notifications from mobile applications average 88% more launches of those apps compared with users who disable push notifications, according to a recent report from Localytics.

  • Marketers who look beyond simple click-based attribution and analyze online and offline traffic and conversions will find it easier to demonstrate an email's value than those who don't.

  • MarketingProfs Chief Content Officer Ann Handley shares insights from her book, Everybody Writes: Your Go-To Guide to Creating Ridiculously Good Content.

  • Colleges rarely teach analytics, automation, content, email, mobile, social, and other critical skills in depth. What is your organization doing to build a modern marketing team—and differentiate through talent?

  • Some 30% of consumers in the United States already own or plan to purchase an in-home network-connected appliance—such as a smart thermostat or refrigerator—in the next two years, according to a recent report from Acquity Group.

  • Most sales and marketing teams continue to operate out of alignment. They questions each other's skills and commitment to the job. They fight over the quality of the leads. But it doesn't have to be that way.

  • Some 88% of marketers say real-time marketing is important in 2014, according to a recent survey. So, why is it important? And how are marketers using real-time marketing?

  • Do you suspect your website needs a major makeover but aren't certain whether you need to start from scratch? Here's some help in making that decision.

  • B2B inbound marketers say their top objectives for the year ahead are to boost conversion rates and improve the quality of leads, according to a recent poll conducted by Ascend2.

  • With the proliferation of marketing automation tools and increased pressure from the C-Suite to prove the value of Marketing, marketing ops management is gaining traction; for all but the smallest organizations, it is now a "must have."

  • Consumers are now getting more marketing emails than a year ago, and a higher percentage of those emails remain unopened; however, the subscribers who are engaged are opening more emails than ever.

  • Which companies are the biggest spenders in tech acquisitions? Here's a look at significant tech acquisitions through the years and how those purchases affected business.

  • Be among the first to scope out Facebook's plans to double some ads and help users separate truth from satire, Twitter's experiments with users' timelines, a veritable Vine-fest, new user insights for Tumblr, and how much money the ALS #icebucketchallenge has raised. Skim for the scoops.

  • Implementing these best-practices (and periodically revisiting them to ensure that everything is running smoothly) can make a serious impact on search impressions, traffic, and rankings.

  • Companies often take advantage of in-house resources rather than hire a third-party developer or purchase software to address their app needs. But sometimes, that decision isn't the best one.

  • Half of adults age 18-24 in the United States who own smartphones have installed the Snapchat app, according to recent data from comScore.

  • Your top-of-funnel videos are designed for broad reach, but if the content doesn't load quickly, or if it isn't optimized for mobile, you don't get a chance to impress your audience. You're skipped over. End of story.

  • Most consumers say Facebook is the most useful social media network for researching products and services before visiting a small business, according to a recent report from G/O Digital.

  • Marketing automation is only as good as the person using it. Failing to properly implement and use it just sets you up for frustration in the short term—and failure in the long term.