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  • 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.

  • "Positions, everyone!" You know where your company started at the beginning of the show. But where is it by intermission? If you don't know, it may be time to reposition.

  • B2B marketing, sales, and customer success professionals say a lack of communication among their teams is the biggest barrier to providing an exceptional customer experience, according to recent research from The Pedowitz Group and Ascend2.

  • From an uncertain economy to new customer expectations, the B2B marketing function—and the job of the B2B CMO—is shifting, quickly. Here's how to make sure those changes lead to better marketing and faster growth.

  • 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 Let's bid adieu to the outdated cookie (good riddance!)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.

  • 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.

  • Host George B. Thomas and guest Bonnie Crater talk marketing attribution, from single-touch and multitouch to attribution and funnel metrics and the differences between them. They also discuss how attribution helps you maximize your budget in a tight market.

  • After an eternity of development, testing, troubleshooting, and more testing, you've finally reached your product's launch date! But wait... did you forget something? Use this product launch checklist to ensure you haven't missed anything.

  • As you're scheduling your frantic December, add this Marketing Planning Friday Forum to your calendar! Three industry experts share how to plan the year ahead so you can delight your audience and your sales team. It's a Friday Forum so jolly, you'll be spreading marketing cheer all year long in 2024. Sponsored by Vidyard.

  • Join George B. Thomas and podcast guest Matt Heinz for a nuanced discussion on the alignment of business objectives, the nature of Sales enablement, an integrated approach to data management, and more, featuring a score of practical tips and tricks for achieving synergy between your Sales and Marketing efforts.

  • AI adoption has the potential to bring the much-beleaguered CMO role to the frontline of business operations. With the CEO and C-suite's support, CMOs can use AI responsibly to drive digital change and meet growth goals. Here's how.

  • In the dynamic realm of content marketing, strategic thinking is not just beneficial, it's essential to business success. It not only saves time and money but also boosts content marketing results significantly.

  • Is the alignment between your sales and marketing departments less than perfect—especially in this remote-work world? It's not always easy to diagnose what exactly is going wrong, but it starts with knowing the top signs that you're due for a relationship reboot. Sponsored by RollWorks.

  • As a B2B marketer, your work does not start or end with passing along generated leads to the sales team. What's more important is empowering them with targeted content assets to deliver a more personalized and engaging experience to prospects and buyers. Like these 6 content assets.

  • Sales and marketing teams can often seem aligned—even when they aren't really. In fact, alignment levels have been decreasing. Take the three steps discussed in this article to ensure Sales and Marketing are communicating, collaborating, and working harmoniously.