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Mar 6, 2017 Vol. 16, No. 44
In this issue
1. How-To: Eight Key Elements Your Annual Marketing Plan Must Have to Succeed in 2017
2. #SocialSkim: YouTubeTV Takes On Cable, a Guide to LinkedIn Marketing: 12 Stories This Week
3.  PRO  On-Demand Seminar: Age of Disruption: Everything Has Changed, Nothing Is Different
4. Survey Says: Emails Sent by Marketers on Mondays Have More Mistakes
5. Infographic: The Science Behind Superb Packaging
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Eight Key Elements Your Annual Marketing Plan Must Have to Succeed in 2017
By Lauren Davenport
The annual marketing plan you created last quarter already feels out of date. How on earth are you supposed to plan for an entire year when marketing technology and platforms are changing at the speed of light? Read More
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On-Demand Seminar: Age of Disruption: Everything Has Changed and Nothing Is Different
Scott Stratten will show you what's real and what's not in the business world today. You'll leave with an understanding of how the millennial generation will affect your business, why social media is not an ideal sales and marketing tool, and how your market forms buying decisions. Read More
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Emails Sent by Marketers on Mondays Have More Mistakes
By Ayaz Nanji
Emails sent by marketers on Mondays have more errors in their subject lines, on average, compared with emails sent on other days of the week, according to research from Boomerang. Read More
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#SocialSkim: YouTubeTV Challenges Cable, a Guide to LinkedIn Marketing: 12 Stories This Week
This week: YouTube's cable-killing TV service; Instagram Stories ads open to all; Facebook's new mid-roll ads; a guide to content marketing best-practices on LinkedIn; measuring success on Snapchat; B2B leads via Facebook ads; and much more... Read More
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The Science Behind Superb Packaging [Infographic]
By Laura Forer
Product packaging is more than just a box or container. It's often a consumer's first impression, and it protects your product and communicates with shippers and buyers. That's a tall order. Luckily, there's a science to packaging that protects—and sells—your products. Read More

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