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  • Innovating existing products and services rather than chasing the shiny and new is a smart use of resources and energy. And it has a far higher chance of success. It also protect your iconic status, the highest and most profitable form of branding.

  • Check out the features every influencer marketing platform should have, from helping you find influencers to paying them, and from promoting influencer posts to tracking ROI. Is your influencer tool doing all it should be?

  • Amazon is the company US professionals on LinkedIn most want to work for, according to recent research from the social network.

  • B2B marketers have long assumed that business decisions are based primarily on rational motivations—and that emotion is exclusively B2C territory. But it's become increasingly apparent that emotion plays an important role in B2B as well.

  • Facebook pages are only as effective as you make them, and it's hard to make them effective if you don't know how they are performing. This guide to Facebook Insights will help you assess—and improve—the performance of your page.

  • What do online marketers think the next big trend in marketing will be? To find out, BrightEdge surveyed 500 search, content, and digital marketers in February.

  • Personalization is a powerful marketing tool, but with great power comes great responsibility. Misusing personalization can diminish consumers' trust in a brand. Here's how to be transparent and effective.

  • When Marketing and Sales collaborate, everyone wins: Customers get better content, and businesses see better results.

  • See why marketers are livestreaming, where they are using the medium, and how you can use livestreaming to boost both your marketing and e-commerce efforts.

  • Half of marketers say the European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law will make their marketing efforts more difficult, according to recent research from Act-On.

  • Your customers drive your business, so consider their habits when you're setting up your e-commerce site.

  • Marketers' use of social media has evolved from customer acquisition to retention to—finally—selling. Each platform offers its own solution for users to shop without leaving the social sites.

  • Amazon shoppers in the United States tend to be wealthier and more educated than the general population, according to recent research from Epsilon.

  • Exceptionally strong content can help you fulfill many goals at once: increasing website traffic, earning backlinks, and reducing bounce rate. Here's how to create that type of content.

  • Creating a loyalty program is just a first step to customer engagement—you also must promote and maintain the program to keep customers excited and engaged. Here are some simple ideas to do that.

  • Members of in-house creative teams say the biggest challenge they face is the speed at which they are expected to work, according to recent research from inMotionNow and InSource.

  • You've heard the term "Blockchain," and maybe you're familiar with cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin, but what does all that have to do with marketing? Here's what you need to know.

  • Ron Tite, speaker, author, and owner of content marketing agency Church + State, says creativity is the key to marketing, likens business disruption to a political coup, and discusses the rise of the "Expression Economy"—his take on modern business.

  • Employees are motivated by more that just money, research shows. Learning, community, and purpose are all key reasons people enjoy their work. Read on for tips on how to be a motivating manager.

  • Most brands and agencies (58%) say they employ creative (nontechnical) marketing freelancers, according to recent research from The Creative Group.