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  • It's jarring to realize you've been designing customer experience all wrong because you've prioritized scale over end-user satisfaction... But how do you set things straight? Change is notoriously difficult, but it is possible; these three steps will set you well on your way.

  • If you could convince even a small portion of cart abandoners to buy, you'd be the marketing team hero! Get your cape ready because here's an infographic with pointers to reduce cart abandonment rates and encourage more purchases.

  • Most consumers say they do not take the time to fill out customer feedback surveys thoughtfully, according to recent research from Customer Thermometer.

  • Artificial intelligence (AI) is the sexiest conversation in email marketing, but few marketers are ready for it. Here's what the buzz doesn't tell you, and what you can do now to prepare for an AI-empowered future.

  • Is dirty data preventing you from seeing who your customers really are? This infographic illustrates how incorrect customer data could be costing your company and what you can do to fix the problem.

  • Most consumers want brands to be honest and friendly on social media, not snarky and trendy, according to recent research from Sprout Social.

  • Everyone is publishing content today, at a blinding rate, and your undifferentiated content is getting lost in a sea of equally indistinguishable content. Bad news: Your content has become a commodity. Here's what you can do about it.

  • Joe Martin and Mark Booth of Adobe talk about how Adobe effectively uses influencer marketing to dramatically increase the company's reach during (and long after) its annual flagship event, Adobe Summit in Las Vegas.

  • An email list is a key part of any marketing strategy, so check out this infographic with seven tips for building your list.

  • Alphabet (Google's parent company) and Amazon are the large companies LinkedIn members in the United States most want to work for, according to recent research from the social network.

  • People's product preferences are undoubtedly influenced by media, and your audiences have no qualms about using media to share stories about their brand experiences. So here's how you can harness UGC to influence your target audience.

  • Google updates its search engine algorithms up to 600 times a year, but it no longer announces major algorithm changes. So search engine marketers have been left speculating about their ranking changes and guessing what the future holds. Here's some help.

  • How are B2B and B2C marketers using content marketing? What's working, what's not, and how do marketers feel about it? Check out today's infographic, which is loaded with B2B and B2C content marketing stats, facts, and tips.

  • Welcome emails and abandoned-cart emails are the most effective triggered/automated message types for driving e-commerce sales, according to recent research from Klaviyo.

  • What's so hard about engaging people who were already convinced enough about you to have made an initial purchase? These are five big mistakes companies make in their relationships with customers.

  • Does your Google AdWords strategy seem to be stagnating? Check out this infographic for 11 key steps to make sure you're using AdWords to its fullest potential.

  • Public relations professionals say digital storytelling and social listening are the trends that will most influence the future of the field, according to recent research from the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations.

  • This week: A radical shift pitting Facebook against LinkedIn as the professional's social network; a search revolution with Google Lens; Instagram vs. Snapchat with face filters; Facebook's war against clickbait and fake live videos; Twitter's new privacy features; chatbots in search results...

  • Social media's importance in the sales/marketing funnel is by now undisputed, but visibility into the insights each platform can provide is often clouded by meaningless metrics. Here's how your team should be using social insights to guide major marketing decisions.

  • Local business websites shouldn't always follow the same practices as those of bigger, international retailers. Check out this diagram for a visual guide to the do's and don'ts of your local website.