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  • AI computing giant NVIDIA underwent the biggest jump in brand value over the past year among major US brands, according to recent research.

  • Discover how the art of sonic branding can help your B2B brand identity resonate with your customers. Learn how strategic sound design can enhance brand recall, foster emotional connection, and set your brand apart. Read more.

  • Uncover the secrets behind Taylor Swift's PR success and transform your own brand's approach to storytelling, engagement, and consistent authenticity. Ready to elevate your brand's PR strategy? Dive in to learn more!

  • Infusing values-driven elements into content and campaigns can do more than just inform audiences about your products or services. Discover how you can communicate what your brand truly stands for.

  • Tech giants Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon are the most admired companies in the world, according to a recent survey of 3,720 executives, directors, and industry analysts.

  • Maybe you think you can coast without brand guidelines because your employees or contractors or customers implicitly understand your brand. They don't. Or maybe you think it's too expensive to create a guide. The reality? You can't afford not to.

  • B2B influencer marketing offers a unique opportunity to build credibility and trust among prospects and customers. Embrace it—but do so with the utmost care for brand safety. Follow these eight steps.

  • Tech giants Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are the world's most valuable brands in 2024, according to Brand Finance's annual ranking.

  • Although acceptance of rebranding is growing among business leaders, many remain plagued by misconceptions that leave them hesitant to embrace what is a powerful strategy. Here are nine rebranding realities that will dispel those misconceptions.

  • For marketers, belt-tightening is back for 2024. Balancing brand and demand investments, however, doesn't have to hurt. In fact, taking these six steps can increase impact, build resilience, and pave the way for long-term growth. Do more with less.

  • The Barbie movie is a marketing masterclass that offers valuable insights for branded podcasts—and marketers. The strategic marketing approach that made Barbie a global phenomenon can be applied to take your marketing to the next level.

  • In this episode, guest Mark Schaefer delves into the powerful role of communities in the future of marketing strategy.

  • Each type of marketing video has attributes that make it better at some tasks than others. Whiteboard videos excel at engaging and concisely conveying lots of information. But, with the right visual and production elements, they can also be great for branding.

  • Buying decisions aren't just made on data. Even in B2B, buyers are driven by emotions! Are they making the right choice? Do they trust your organization to support them after the sale? A good story appeals to both their logic and emotions—improving relationships and boosting sales. Discover how to tell a story that persuades prospects in this live workshop with Bobby Lehew.

  • This article shares tips for setting up clear tone-of-voice brand guidelines, teaching your team to follow them, and checking how well you're doing.

  • This infographic looks at what common palette, filter, and lighting choices tend to convey in marketing photography.

  • Buyers say the top things that make them distrust B2B tech brands are when vendor content is outdated or salesy, according to recent research.

  • Apple is the most valuable brand in the world in 2023, with a brand value of $880 billion, according to Kantar's annual ranking of the most valuable global brands.

  • What resonates with today's consumers and buyers? From healthcare to dining preferences, attitudes around hot-button issues like privacy and social responsibility are shifting. Discover what the newest research reveals about your customers' wants and needs so your brand can meet their expectations. Sponsored by Vericast.

  • The availability heuristic is a mechanism used by the brain to recall and label information, and it can cause lots of biases in buyers. Some brands attempt to use those biases to their benefit—through awareness advertising, for example. Ethics aside, it's probably not a good idea...