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  • Many companies perceive referrals to be out of their control—as something that just happens whenever they get lucky. But that's not how it should work. You can—and should—be generating referrals systematically.

  • In theory, it's easy to be customer-focused: gather and process customer information, segment, focus on target segments, understand customer perceptions, act on customer information, and know when and how to build customer relationships. So, why is being customer-focused so hard?

  • If you're concerned about your company's customer experience, don't just throw a CXO into the fray and expect that person to fix it. Leaders need buy-in from all departments to improve customer experience.

  • The 3Cs of Marketing (company, customers, and competitors) is a popular concept. In Marketing Smarts Live Show episode 39, host George B. Thomas and Dorien Morin-van Dam delve into the 3Cs of organic social media strategy.

  • How can you deal with multiple locations, multiple brands, distributed teams, disparate data sources, branding inconsistency, disjointed workflows—and, as a result, a lousy customer experience and miserable ROI? Discover exactly how. Sponsored by Acquia + Material.

  • Why do people delete apps from their mobile phones? How long does it take before they make the decision to delete an app or not? To find out, Airship surveyed 11,000 people age 18 and older.

  • Want to give your customers more personalized experiences with your content—without having to create more content? Discover how to create a scalable content supply chain that will help you deliver impactful experiences that invariably convert. Sponsored by Adobe.

  • Which factors contribute most to great and terrible experiences when customers contact businesses? To find out, Oracle and Ascend2 surveyed 5,053 people around the world.

  • Why are communities the future of marketing? Mark Schaefer, author of Belonging to the Brand: Why Community Is the Last Great Marketing Strategy, has a lot of ways to answer that question, and he goes into many of them.

  • How do you analyze your company's customer success to find out what areas need improvement? This article offers an effective "recipe" for understanding customer health.

  • This episode of the Marketing Smarts Live Show, produced by MarketingProfs and its Marketing Smarts Podcast, is the inaugural episode of the YouTube-based series, which began airing in June 2022.

  • How many leads does your company lose as a consequence of awkward form fields or a bad user experience? Learn how to increase online form conversions.

  • Most senior marketers say that customer strategy is not equally owned by Marketing and Sales in their organization, according to recent research from the CMO Council and KPMG.

  • Rewards and incentives can make for great motivators and a positive experience for customers. But the options can sometimes be overwhelming. Here's a quick guide on how to choose the best incentives.

  • People say they become most annoyed with SMS messages when messages come too often, when they come from brands they don't know, and when they aren't relevant, according to recent research from Validity.

  • When you think of how to improve your customers' experience, you likely consider website UX, speed of response, and smooth transitions, among other things. When serving international customers, speaking their language can influence all of that.

  • Ever wonder what businesses did to incentivize or thank customers before the age of digital everything? A lot of manual labor, that's what. Keep up with digital loyalty, incentives, and gifting trends and free up your marketing team's time and improve their efficiency. Join us for this free webinar. Sponsored by Tango.

  • In this superhero-themed webinar, learn how to do more revenue-generating marketing activities with less—less time, less headcount, and less budget. Kick that marketing kryptonite to the curb and discover how to save the day. Sponsored by Act-On.

  • To keep up with evolving buyers, sellers need to better understand the new customer journey. Here's what that means today.

  • SESSION 4 of 4: Your potential buyers change—constantly. They change in relation to market trends, economic realities, supply chain issues, corporate re-orgs, and more. To stay current with your target audience, keep your Buyer Personas fresh and relevant.