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  • B2B marketers say the term "revenue marketing" encompasses a wide range of results-focused tactics and goals, according to recent research from Demand Spring.

  • The "Hi [customer name]" template falls short of true personalization in the post-pandemic world. What people want from brands now is much less Mad Lib and more customized experience.

  • Host George B. Thomas and guest Jodi Daniels explore the fundamentals of internet cookies, their impact on the daily lives of marketers, and the reasons marketers may need to transition to a cookieless world.

  • People like to win—whether it's a win for their business or themselves. When marketing incorporates gamification and interaction, winning comes with the added benefit of brand loyalty.

  • B2B sales leaders say they are experiencing longer sales cycles and more opportunities being lost to no decision this year, according to recent research from RAIN Group.

  • Supercharge your strategy! Developing a strong marketing plan is a critical skill for any B2B marketer. Join expert B2B marketer Pam Didner for five key elements you need to develop a solid plan to rally your team members and move everyone in the same direction to achieve your marketing goals.

  • As a brand, you can do everything right: employ the smartest people, use the most reliable tech, deliver the greatest value to customers. But if you're just trying to be better at what everyone else is doing, will your company really stand out?

  • In today's fast-paced digital world, keeping up with media trends is essential for businesses to stay relevant and competitive. This article covers seven trends that are particularly relevant for CMOs.

  • Host George B. Thomas and guest David Aaker discuss the concept of disruptive innovation and its relevance in today's marketing world. Discover why innovation is the only way to grow, why stories stand out, and how social media has completely changed the game.

  • Unlike other social content, comments can't be planned and scheduled for the balance of the year or quarter. Comments require ongoing communication, and that makes them powerful marketing tools.

  • Losing third-party data as a source of customer information will be a challenge. But it could be an excellent opportunity to recharge your customer relationships.

  • Fixing leaks in your lead generation pool requires examining your entire process to identify the problem. Is it department alignment? Automation? Inbound marketing? This article takes you through the possibilities.

  • Host George B. Thomas and guest Amrita Mathur dive into how marketing-led growth can get you from $0 to $30 million in less than three years. Learn what marketing-led growth is, why marketing is more than just sales support, how to implement what you learn from campaigns, and more.

  • Data analytics love for their data points to be fixed and objective, but in the modern marketing world, that's not always the case. It's vital that your marketing mix model also incorporate what this article refers to as "squishy" data.

  • Why are businesses using text and mobile messaging marketing in 2023? How do people feel about SMS marketing? To find out, SimpleTexting surveyed 1,400 consumers, business owners, and digital marketers.

  • 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.

  • In theory, it's easy to be customer-focused: gather and process customer information, segment, focus on target segments, understand customer perceptions, act on customer information, and know when and how to build customer relationships. So, why is being customer-focused so hard?

  • What does it mean to run a content-first marketing department? This episode of the Marketing Smarts Live Show features valuable insights and tips from content marketing expert Joe Pulizzi. Read more and watch the video.

  • Everyone in marketing talks about providing value. It's become a bingo buzzword. Whatever happened to real value—honest-to-goodness help for someone with a specific problem?

  • Being funny is good, right? Well, not always. This infographic from Media Update looks at the pros and cons of using humor in marketing.