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  • Unlock ABM success with customer intent data! Answering the Who, What, When, and Why of leads gives you the keys to reading buyer intent signals. Discover how to read those signals, capitalize on the moment, and generate tangible results with ABM. Sponsored by ZoomInfo.

  • Marketers are using AI to gain competitive advantage. Are you? Discover how to pair authentic human input with artificial intelligence to unlock more precise market research, actionable customer insights, and winning marketing campaigns. Sponsored by SurveyMonkey.

  • Marketers estimate that nearly half of online conversations about their brand or offerings now occur on "dark" social media channels such as messaging apps and private groups, according to recent research.

  • This infographic looks at what it takes to create good surveys across four key stages: planning and scoping, authoring and creation, execution and fielding, and analysis and reporting.

  • Podcast guest Tish Millsap introduces the who, what, where, when, and why framework for revenue attribution. She discusses what attribution really is, why you need a plan before buying a software tool, why you'll likely need more than one attribution model, and more.

  • Relying on self-reported survey respondents when conducting market research may lead to flawed data and incorrect conclusions, according to a recent comparison of different sampling methodologies.

  • In the ever-evolving world of B2B marketing, understanding the impact of your marketing efforts on revenue and pipeline is crucial. Enter: marketing attribution. This episode of the Marketing Smarts Live Show delves into the topic.

  • This article covers what an LTV:CAC ratio is, how to calculate it, and how to present it so you can sell to, acquire, and retain highly valuable customers.

  • Understanding GA4 metrics is key to effectively analyzing user behavior and getting more revenue out of your website. But knowing the best metrics to use can be tough. This article outlines some of the best options to help support your analysis.

  • Without a standardized data format used across your campaigns, you’re not only missing out on proving ROI but also opening yourself to lower ROI via wasted ad spend and potential privacy concerns! Discover the seven steps to raising ROI with standardized data in this report. Sponsored by Claravine.

  • The focus of this episode? Two terms: "revenue marketing" and "credibility gap"—i.e., how do you let your digital visitors know that you're the real deal?

  • How can B2B marketers ensure they get the funds needed to execute their strategies? This infographic from DIGGrowth looks at five proven approaches for justifying spend.

  • As a marketer, your goal is to deliver real-time, relevant, and engaging experiences to propel your brand forward. Closing customer identity gaps with an identity graph can help.

  • It's easy to joke about Google's algorithms and mysterious methods of determining page rank. But SEO is measurable. Try these metrics.

  • Marketing leaders have plenty of data on their plate, but many aren't yet able to convert it into the insight they require to perform better. Get some tactics from this article.

  • When the world gets chaotic, people turn to what feels safe and familiar. A trustworthy, familiar brand can be the bedrock that keeps your business stable.

  • You've got a great signup conversion rate! Except... nope, those are full of bots. But what about all that traffic to... nope. Also bots. Sound familiar? Working with the security team can help.

  • Stuck running reports on-demand or building dashboards with your marketing data? With new AI tools, you can start finding—and sharing—business insights that have real impact! Digital visionary Jim Sterne reveals how these tools can upgrade your work and your career—making you the trusted adviser you should be.

  • On this episode of the Marketing Smarts Live Show, HubSpot CMO Kipp Bodnar and host George B. Thomas get into the nitty-gritty of what's been on so many marketers minds recently: When given access to a customer's data, how are you going to use it?

  • Was your campaign email opened? If the recipient just deleted it anyway, maybe it doesn't matter. Try shifting your email measurements to these eight metrics instead.