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  • You don't want your carefully crafted emails to end up in your customers' spam folder. To save your emails from such a fate, check out the following tips.

  • Several industries passed the email "mobile tipping point" in 2013, with more than half of all sent marketing emails in the vertical opened by consumers on smartphones or tablets, according to a recent report from Knotice.

  • Video is easier to track and measure than text-based content, according to Vidyard. Here's a look at the many metrics for video marketing you can use to prove ROI.

  • First of all, good news, being the worst email marketer is a lot easier than being the best, but it still involves some work on your part. So here you go: 10 email marketing worst-practices you can emulate—or avoid. It's up to you.

  • Everyone seems to be talking about Big Data these days, but how many marketers really understand its potential and limitations? Here's a look at two big misconceptions regarding Big Data.

  • Most people who consume professional content on LinkedIn do so to keep up with industry news (78% of respondents) and to discover new ideas within their business area (73%), according to data from a recent survey conducted by LinkedIn.

  • Marketers make these four common mistakes that drag down their AdWords clickthrough rate. But you can write ads that get two, even three times the average CTR. Here's how.

  • Marketers are steadily moving away from many traditional search tactics, and they are becoming increasingly content-focused, according to a recent report from Regalix.

  • Businesses can increase revenue by ensuring they have returning and repeat customers, and one of the best ways of doing that is to adopt a subscription model.

  • What an inspiration-packed week! See what won the Cyber Lions at Cannes, learn how social media can improve video marketing, and get the scoop on how best to use GIFs for business. Skim to stay on point.

  • To avoid having your tradeshow exhibit become a tradeshow apocalypse, don't make these this four fatal tradeshow exhibiting mistakes.

  • Data can give marketers a rigid view of the marketplace. The better approach is to use data to build predictive models. An example of that is US Coach Jurgen Klinsmann's World Cup squad decisions.

  • Marketers seeking to reach the World Cup audience without paying for an expensive campaign have effective alternatives, according to a recent report from Networked Insights.

  • Whatever type of data puzzle you’re trying to solve, you need an analytics team—whether internal or external—to make sense of the trends and patterns in your data. But how do you know your team is effective?

  • If your marketing is focused more on products or channels, but less on customers, it's time to rethink your approach. Your main focus should be on customers—from acquisition to relationships. Here's why..

  • Consumers decide to read promotional emails on their mobile devices primarily based on whether they recognize who the messages are coming from, according to a recent report from Campaigner.

  • Often, people think the more grandiose the idea for improving their website, the better their conversion rates will be. The truth is that most conversion increases come from changes to small, overlooked details.

  • From native advertising and content strategy to how the C-Suite has evolved, Larry Weber and Lisa Henderson discuss what marketers need to know to stay relevant in their industry.

  • Most organizations are full of well-educated people with access to lots of training and data. Despite all that info, some folks still screw up their brands—repeatedly.

  • Simply asking people to share a post is often the most effective call to action (CTA) for Facebook posts, according to a recent report from TrackMaven.