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  • by Elaine Fogel
    Historically, the Industrial Revolution and subsequently, the "technology revolution," were predicted to enable more leisure time for workers. Yet, when we take a look around us, we see overwhelmed, stressed-out people attempting to manage multiple communication channels in their business and personal "Early in the nineteenth century, most Americans worked ... more
  • by Paul Barsch
    Chinese brands have come a long way since the days of Mao where coats and boots came in two colors and consisted of dubious quality. Rising in complexity and caliber, brands such as Haier and are not content to rule the middle kingdom and instead seek to invade new markets. ... more
  • by Paul Dunay
    In a blog post last week, Dell revealed that it has generated more than $2 million in revenue from @DellOutlet, one of its many Twitter sites. Late last year, there were some headlines about Dell crossing the $1 million mark via Twitter and it's only gotten bigger since How did ... more
  • by Ted Mininni
    Harris Interactive's latest EquiTrend study bears out conventional marketing wisdom in a recent MediaPost Poor Economy Heightens Brand . The when the economy turns sour, consumers "tighten their grip on brands they are loyal to; they don't run to the label with the lowest price." Couldn't have stated this more ... more
  • by Joseph Jaffe
    It's bad enough that society is already suffering from MDD (Media Deficit Disorder) .... a modern day, technology-led version of ADD. We can't seem to do any one particular task well anymore, because we're so busy juggling multiple things at the same time. Our attention spans have shrunk to the ... more
  • by Ann Handley
    Those of you who attended the MarketingProfs B2B this week got a chance to see Steven Berlin s Monday keynote. As it turns out, it was amazing timing, since Steven's cover on Time magazine debuted only a few days The cover featured a tweet Steven posted on Twitter about the ... more
  • by Ann Handley
    If you attended the MarketingProfs B2B earlier this week, and you blog about it, you could win a pass to our Digital Marketing Mixer this fall in We are looking for blog posts (both video and text) that talk about the 2009 B2B Forum in Boston, and will award special ... more
  • by Stephanie Miller
    Social marketing gives us that giddy combination of exciting and terrifying. Makes your heart thump. Some people think that email marketing by comparison is old-school and boring. I say there is nothing sexier than the high revenue and ROI from the email No need to take sides, my friends. Email ... more
  • by Paul Dunay
    The short answer is .... In a recent article in the NY Times called Tweeting Your Way to a . They talk a lot about people who have found a new job Tweeting for an employer. Social Media roles are opening up in many firms and the Twitterati that have ... more
  • by Elaine Fogel
    Economist Jeff Rubin, author of Why your world is about to get a whole lot Oil and the end of was interviewed on CNN's "Your Money" this past weekend... and guess what? Our lives are about to change. "Our cars, our homes, our whole world has been getting bigger in ... more
  • by Paul Dunay
    If you have never seen this web page - you should! With legions of Twitter-ers on staff - 432 to be exact - Zappos make customer service easy, decentralized, and inexpensive. But that begs the question - what impact will Twitter have on today's customer contact History would tell us ... more
  • by Paul Chaney
    Mashable , "Is social media making corporate Web sites irrelevant?" and points to a Facebook Page set up by Vitamin . Paul Dunay, in a recent MarketingProfs Daily Fix , asks,"With Facebook Pages, who needs a Following suit, I ask the question, should a Facebook Page be part of your ... more
  • by Erik Bratt
    How important is social media monitoring to your company? Do you feel your company is adequately measuring its social media campaigns? What are the biggest hurdles to this type of These are some of the survey questions we hope you'll help us answer as part of an upcoming special report ... more
  • by Mark Ivey
    Breaking the Curse of the Corporate Perfectionist I knew I would struggle when I started blogging a few years ago. I blame my years of journalism work. Sentences had to be carefully crafted, and words chosen carefully. My first editor at BusinessWeek told me, "Magazine real estate is precious. Use ... more
  • by David Reich
    Since I'm fairly new on Twitter and still trying to sort it , an article in the current issue of Advertising Age caught my eye. "Michelob joins keg party at Twitter, but will its tweets draw heat?" asks the headline, while the subhead makes reference to the age-verification problems that ... more
  • by John WallChristopherPenn
    In this Marketing Over Coffee we discuss Google, Social Signals and Confirmed Opt-in..... all that and more in this Marketing Over Coffee, a weekly audio program sponsored by MarketingProfs that covers classic marketing tactics and what's new on the technology Direct Link to Show length SMX - Twitter & social ... more
  • by Stephanie Miller
    Most of the data that is standard in email marketing reporting is of little value to executives. Very few executives give a hoot about opens and clicks. In fact, very few marketers even look at their email system reports I can't make this stuff !). Precisely because they aren't helpful ... more
  • by Paul Chaney
    I just returned from The Twitter , held in Mountain View, CA, last week. BTW, despite indications to the contrary, it was the first Twitter for business conference. (Not exactly the same focus as , but business-centric The main takeaway for me is that Twitter IS a tool businesses should ... more
  • by Paul Barsch
    Marketing executives should have a pulse on shifting consumer preferences, macro-economic conditions and emerging competitors. However, in forecasting the financial crisis of 2008 and beyond, most marketers (and economists for that matter) failed to accurately "call" the collapse, even though signs of catastrophe were Does marketing have a leadership role ... more
  • by Elaine Fogel
    For many years now, I have bellowed a mantra to anyone who will listen. In order to succeed, charities must operate with the head of a business and the heart of a I can't count how many times I've seen nonprofit professionals cringe at the thought of adopting a business ... more
  • by Ted Mininni
    As the principal of a design firm with package design as a core competency, these are exciting times. We are seeing greater sustainable packaging innovations and they're coming at a faster clip these days. I recently blogged about SunChips new biodegradable . Now, on the heels of the recent SunChips ... more
  • by Paul Chaney
    As the principal of a design firm with package design as a core competency, these are exciting times. We are seeing greater sustainable packaging innovations and they're coming at a faster clip these days. I recently blogged about SunChips new biodegradable . Now, on the heels of the recent SunChips ... more
  • by Stephen Denny
    As the principal of a design firm with package design as a core competency, these are exciting times. We are seeing greater sustainable packaging innovations and they're coming at a faster clip these days. I recently blogged about SunChips new biodegradable . Now, on the heels of the recent SunChips ... more
  • by Michael Rubin
    Throughout the last 24 hours, word has spread quickly that the New York appointed Jennifer Preston as the news organization's first Social Media Editor. As usual, the reaction to a positive and courageous first step forward into social media by a large corporation Reasonably My personal opinion is that the ... more
  • by Matthew Grant
    This post was composed in collaboration with Mike . - The production and distribution of informative content has been part of marketing for a long time, particularly in the B2B space. Today, however, every aspect of content-based marketing is undergoing a radical Broadly speaking, this transformation has content moving Promotional ... more

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