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  • Some 59% of US workers say they would not deal with a company again after one or two bad customer service experiences, according to recent research from OfficeTeam.

  • You don't have to do the verbal equivalent of dressing up in a burger suit and jumping up and down at passing cars. You can give your sales page copy some rhythm and oomph with these more subtle jazzifying moves.

  • Good artists copy; great artists steal—not actual information or ideas... but techniques. Check out these writing techniques for boosting your content's performance.

  • To build trust with customers, marketers need to be clear about what data they collect, where they send it, and why.

  • Smartphone apps now account for nearly half of the time consumers spend with digital media, according to recent research from comScore.

  • How does the explosion in marketing tech help your team get stuff done today? It doesn't. So until you evaluate, decide, deploy, integrate, and optimize your marketing stack, try these lightweight but useful tools that cost little and are simple to use.

  • The relationship between brand and consumer has been transformed dramatically. Using grocery CPG as the lens through which we view those changes, we can influence change rather than just react to the new consumer.

  • Some 30% of Fortune 500 companies and 22% of Inc. 500 companies have active Instagram accounts, according to recent research from The Center for Marketing Research, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth.

  • Most marketers will be involved in about eight meetings per week. These tips can help you cut down on unnecessary meetings and get the most out of existing ones.

  • Beyoncé is a shining example of how a public figure and a brand can intertwine. But it's not just individuals who can learn a great deal from the renowned and meticulously built Beyoncé brand; companies can, too.

  • This week: Twitter's hopes of a takeover are dashed; Facebook Live gets a scheduling feature, and Facebook releases push notifications for apps; livestreaming app Busker blends content and e-commerce; four ways B2Bs should be using Snapchat and Instagram; and much more...

  • Complacency is the most common way that B2Bs destroy relationships with their customers. But B2Bs can learn a lot from successful B2Cs about keeping customers happy and satisfied.

  • Based on Google paid search spending this year, Batman villainess Poison Ivy is the most popular Halloween costume, according to recent research from AdGooroo.

  • It's exciting to be part of a growing business. But growth can also be stressful, especially for Marketing. In fact, sometimes growth can cripple your business if you do not have the resources to adequately support it.

  • Clearly, developing a customer journey map is beneficial to your business. But how do you ensure that all of your work in mapping the customer journey will be properly implemented within your organization?

  • US ad agencies unethically padded their profits with secret rebate schemes, according to a recent report by the Association of National Advertisers. Here's a look at other findings and takeaways for marketers.

  • Google's search engine is displaying fewer organic results on it first page this year than it was last year, and it's increasingly presenting different experiences for desktop and smartphone users, according to recent research from Searchmetrics.

  • Just five years ago, in small-to-midmarket companies, 1-2 people were typically involved in the purchase decision. In recent years, that trend has shifted; now, 3+ people must approve purchases, even those below $50,000.

  • Most people like to feel part of an exclusive club. The brands that understand that desire can inspire people to both buy their products and adopt them as part of a personal lifestyle.

  • Amit Joshi, director of product and data science at tech company Forensiq, explains the different types of ad fraud and how marketers can help detect and prevent ad fraud from siphoning off marketing dollars.