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  • Most marketers are just beginning to learn "data literacy." But marketers that know where data's coming from and how to wield that data to sell products will be far ahead of their competitors.

  • The use of emojis in marketing messages sent by brands via email and mobile has increased 777% since the start of 2015, according to a recent report from Appboy.

  • Facebook's scale and evolving video publishing platform make it a compelling video marketing option. To succeed in a digital age, marketers need to keep up with the platform's video advertising options.

  • To be successful in the B2B space, you need to understand how to bridge marketing and service to promote client retention and satisfaction. The key to that understanding is viewing customer experience as a three-legged stool.

  • Most marketers still develop ideas for content based on intuition rather than research or data, according to a recent report from Rundown.

  • Emails have the power to wow your customers, but you need to know what kind of emails to send. These 10 tips can help your automated-email strategy.

  • How can a vendor—an outsider—drive adoption for its solutions inside a client organization? Sales and marketing professionals are now the owners of accounts before, during, and after implementation.

  • Find out how "bots" are about to revolutionize social, and read all about how Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest will dive deeper into video. Also: whether Twitter will change its character limit, why first impressions in B2B hinge on social media, and how to make your brand a star on Tumblr.

  • Snapchat has the youngest audience by far of any major messaging app, according to recent data from GlobalWebIndex.

  • A book is the ultimate business card... but only if you do it right. Unfortunately, many entrepreneurs (and others) don't, especially because they don't account for editing.

  • Implement these five hacks, and in a couple of weeks you'll be connecting with people every hour.

  • Sales forecasting is typically a torturous process of interrogating sales reps about the status of their deals and analyzing self-reported sales activities. But sales forecasting doesn't have to be that way.

  • Some 31% of videos watched on mobile phones are longer than 10 minutes in length, according to a recent report from Ooyala.

  • Not all data-management platforms offer robust cross-channel attribution measurement as part of their integrated stack. To evaluate whether a DMP does, ask these questions.

  • Performance marketing demands objective ways to evaluate what's working (vendors, channels, media, creative...) and how your strategies and tactics are affecting the bottom line, margins, and cost efficiency. These nine optimization techniques can help.

  • Award-winning actress, author, and philanthropist Jane Seymour shares lessons on branding, storytelling, and the importance of giving back in this special video edition of Marketing Smarts.

  • Americans living in the South, on the East Coast, and in eastern Midwest states are much more likely to click on digitals ads than the rest of the country is, according to a recent report from AdRoll and Pricenomics.

  • The dream team. It’s a phenomenon on and off the court. You know you want it. Your company needs it. It’s time to determine who that right person is to kick off your content marketing dream team—your guard, your quarterback, or your forward—and how to build out your roster from there.

  • Smart marketers know that marketplace insight is a valuable benefit of social media. But knowing about social media research isn't the same as conducting the research. These tips can help you start doing the work.

  • Not too long ago, marketers were focused on behavioral- and audience-based buying. Now, the trend is account-based marketing. But those former trends can teach you a lot about account-based marketing.