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Jan 27, 2016 Vol. 15, No. 18
In this issue
1. How-To: Four Common Mistakes That Will Kill Your Next Experiential Marketing Campaign
2. Podcast: How to Jump-Start Your Career: Expert Laurence Shatkin on Marketing Smarts
3.  PRO  NEW! How-To Guide: Email Essentials: Chief Strategies for Maximizing Click Rates
4. Survey Says: How Often (and Why) Consumers Delete Mobile Apps From Their Phones
5. My View: Four Content Marketing Investments to Make This Year
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Four Common Mistakes That Will Kill Your Next Experiential Marketing Campaign
By Steve Randazzo
Established brands can withstand experiential marketing flops because customers can fall back on previous brand experiences. But a negative experience can sink new brands or product lines. Read More
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How to Jump-Start Your Career: Expert Laurence Shatkin on Marketing Smarts [Podcast]
By Kerry O'Shea Gorgone
The author of 50 Best Jobs for Your Personality explains how aspiring marketers can brand themselves for success and how current marketers can position themselves for a career change. Read More
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NEW! How-To Guide: Email Essentials: Chief Strategies for Maximizing Click Rates
This 32-page guide will teach you how to optimize your email efforts to maximize your clickthrough rates. You'll walk away ready to tackle your next email campaign! Read More
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How Often (and Why) Consumers Delete Mobile Apps From Their Phones
By Ayaz Nanji
Most smartphone users in the United States regularly go through their phones to look for and delete unused apps, according to a recent report from Yahoo Advertising. Read More
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Four Content Marketing Investments to Make This Year
By Matt Cooper
As the new year gets under way, consider making these investments in content marketing. They'll help you stay ahead of the competition by scaling your content efforts, optimizing them, and measuring your success. Read More

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