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  • Marketing automation—one of the new buzzwords in marketing—bridges the gap between lead generation and the sales force. Its goal is to improve Sales and Marketing alignment by passing over only sales-ready leads. There are really good reasons why you should be interested in marketing automation. There are really bad ones, too.

  • Learn how PMO practices streamline CRM campaigns, enhancing efficiency and engagement, and explore ways to optimize resources effectively. Read more.

  • Google has done ad tech a service by retiring third-party cookies. Let's bid adieu to the outdated cookie (good riddance!) and embrace better digital marketing.

  • Everyone talks about the importance of Sales and Marketing alignment, but it remains elusive in practice. It's time to change that. With some straightforward tactics, you can empower both teams, effectively attribute revenue, and boost your bottom line. Sponsored by Act-On.

  • KPIs and metrics can indicate performance success for marketers. But what about creative teams? Check out some tips from CMOs for giving measurable feedback to creatives.

  • Most marketers and salespeople say they are aligned with their counterparts in the other department—but most also say they think about replacing their counterparts, according to recent research.

  • CMOs face mounting pressure to make martech deliver. Learn how to realign tech stacks for strategic, revenue-driven impact. Read more.

  • Explore how B2B marketers can align AI with human outcomes by applying the Now-Next Continuum across strategy, measurement, and technology. Read more.

  • AI content is improving fast—but it still lacks the emotion, imperfection, and relatability of human content. Here's how human writing builds trust and drives action. Read more.

  • Much like the three unwavering rules of success in real estate—location, location, location—the world of digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising has its own triad of rules for success: quality, quality, quality. Just follow these three guiding principles.

  • Most salespeople are required to learn sales scripts before contacting prospects. And to ensure all the information is conveyed exactly as the company prefers, they're discouraged from adding anything to the script. Basically, they're hired to be human commercials. No wonder it doesn't work.

  • B2B marketers face competing pressures in data use and goal-setting. Ethical marketing offers a clear path to build trust, respect privacy, and improve marketing results. Read more.

  • It may be bold. It may be controversial. But the author is convinced the following will prove true: Without customer-centricity, or a role in gathering and interpreting the voice of the customer, marketing will become nothing more than the execution arm of companies. There are signs of this everywhere....

  • Here's what Jim believes will be the trends for 2007 in marketing ROI as well as priorities you should keep in mind. Progress in 2007 will not come from new technologies or techniques, he says, but from increased adoption as we get smarter about addressing measurement challenges and recognize the opportunity to align marketing strategies and tactics with business objectives.

  • The sales playbook captures your company's knowledge about its markets, value propositions, offers, competitors, and best practices. These are the very elements that fall within the marketing organization's domain, which is why marketing plays a strategic role in developing the playbook.

  • What does "best practices" in Marketing Operations look like, and how do industry-leading companies operate and integrate this highly valuable function? Marketing Operations Partners recently polled more than 80 marketing leaders to find out.

  • B2B marketers say their biggest marketing concern is how to generate more leads, whereas B2B salespeople say their biggest marketing concern is how to improve lead quality, according to recent research from SharpSpring and Ascend2.

  • If you can barely remember the "once upon a time" when your marketing job was satisfying and fun, you're not alone. Marketing leaders deal with pressure from every direction. Here's why—and three steps you can take to regain control.

  • Google's "helpful content update" to its algorithm has companies wondering how their SEO will be affected. Your SEO will be OK if you avoid these five traps.

  • We all know about the "Great Resignation," but survey results have uncovered a "Great Customer Resignation" as well. Churn is at an all-time high. Luckily, implementing data and good tech can mitigate the problem.