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  • It's been a rocky few months for Twitter. But does the loss of advertising mean your own company should jump to a new platform? Not if you use your account primarily for customer service, says this article.

  • The firms that succeed the most with content marketing are much more likely to document their strategies, invest a greater share of budget in content, use paid channels for promotion, and measure ROI, according to recent research from Semrush.

  • Which corporate buzzwords are overused by recruiters in job posts? To find out, SimpleTexting compiled a list of the 45 most "cringe" words/phrases, then analyzed 6.6 million LinkedIn US job ads to see which ones appeared most often.

  • Which companies tend to be incubators for startup founders? To find out, OnDeck analyzed the LinkedIn profiles of 228,000 people who have worked for America's largest organizations.

  • Traditional ads such as billboards, television ads, and radio spots may have fallen out of favor more during the pandemic, when businesses were accelerating digital methods. But do traditional ads still have value? This article explores the differences.

  • Americans age 50 and older have increasingly embraced technologies such as smartphones, smart televisions, and social media over the past few years, according to recent research from AARP.

  • Among their many marketing and media capabilities, senior marketers are most confident in their ability to target customers and are least confident in their third-party data analyses, according to recent research.

  • This infographic looks at the signals prioritized by the algorithms of six of the most used platforms: Google, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and Facebook.

  • Many marketers say they value that printed marketing materials such as brochures enable them to provide a physical copy of information, but they also say they worry that people simply throw those materials away, according to recent research.

  • Public relations professionals are much more likely to say they are politically progressive compared with the general population of the United States, according to recent research from the NYU School of Professional Studies and PR Week.

  • Which groups are overrepresented and underrepresented in video ads? To find out, Extreme Reach analyzed more than 1 million video ads deployed to linear and digital platforms in North America in 2022.

  • Senior marketers say demands for ROI, work-from-home issues, and macroeconomic concerns are among the many work worries that keep them up at night, according to recent research.

  • Marketers say their top concern about Twitter is that hate speech will become more prevalent, according to recent research from Capterra.

  • Members of the media say the characteristic they appreciate most in PR professionals is understanding what journalists need, and the characteristic that needs the most improvement is also understanding what journalists need.

  • The average amount of time people spend reading an individual email has steadily declined over the past four years, according to recent research from Litmus.

  • The median starting salary for a corporate chief marketing officer in the United States is expected to be $175,500 in 2023, according to recent research from Robert Half.

  • This infographic presents the graphic design trends Venngage believes will dominate in 2023, including motion graphics, 3D elements, and inclusive visuals.

  • The marketing and advertising industries are steadily becoming more ethnically diverse, though some segments are still significantly underrepresented in senior-level positions, according to recent research.

  • Workers say the social content types they are most likely to share from their employer are educational posts and updates about employees, according to recent research from Sprout Social.

  • How much do content marketers make in 2022? To find out, Managing Editor surveyed 305 content marketers, most of whom are based in the United States.