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  • Fostering genuine connections and mastering effective communication are pivotal for success in business, generally, and in marketing, particularly. This episode features Jason Harris, a co-founder and the CEO of the creative agency Mekanism.

  • Is your marketing team struggling to stay on the same page? If so, you might need a communications plan—a tracking document that outlines the who, what, when, and how of a project's information flow and deliverables.

  • 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.

  • Which tasks do PR and communications teams excel at? Which tasks are they struggling with most? To find out, researchers conducted a survey among 427 senior-level PR and comms professionals globally.

  • B2B marketing expert and author Nancy Harhut delves into the fascinating world of behavioral science and its usefulness in marketing for decoding and influencing B2B buyer behavior.

  • B2B marketing wouldn't be complete without an email or two (or two hundred!). Join us for our Email Marketing Friday Forum, when three industry experts will share their tips and tricks for turning up the star factor on everyday emails to amp up engagement, increase opens and clicks, and drive conversion. Sponsored by Validity.

  • Episode guest Jay Baer delves into "Consumer Patience" and "Time to Win," detailing what those concepts mean for B2B marketers (hint: it has to do with a culture of responsiveness), what key elements they consist of, and how they can significantly influence your marketing strategy.

  • Consistent messaging helps your buyers understand your offer and also benefits your marketing and sales teams. Discover a simple process to streamline your product or service messaging to communicate your value prop clearly.

  • 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.

  • You may think you're communicating, but are you really getting your point across? Podcast guest and "King of Clarity" Steve Woodruff breaks down the elements of clear communication, from distilling your purpose to getting people on the same page.

  • Do you love your neighbors, your customers, your partners, your employees? If you're building a digital community, you'd better. This article explores how to reap the rewards of community-building.

  • A multilingual email marketing strategy doesn't stop at the translation of text. Localization is also essential. This article breaks down what you need to consider.

  • This infographic looks at four approaches to take for successfully developing your message: focusing on your target market, alluding to the solution you provide, keeping things simple, and differentiating when possible.

  • Is email dead? Hardly. Its role is simply changing. This article explores the potential of that role, from email intelligence to data security.

  • 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.

  • This article explores what makes for a great interview: research and preparation, a proper guest introduction, and engaging conversation.

  • In this episode of Marketing Smarts, host George B. Thomas and guest Jason Harris explore the elements that form the foundation of successful communication strategies. They discuss connection in terms of outcomes, ownership, consistency, Jason's "connect four" technique, and more.

  • Although acquiring new customers is needed to counterbalance inevitable attrition, it isn't the most effective way to stimulate growth. The true goldmine for revenue expansion lies in your existing accounts.

  • 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...

  • Marketers' tentative trial-and-error with AI can feel a lot like dating—red flags and all. Here's how a "dating" approach can help you embrace AI.