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  • What can marketers learn from the techniques that Brexit supporters used to convince a majority of the population to vote for what's been called "the stupidest thing any country has done"?

  • Employee advocacy can be a low-cost, highly effective way to boost marketing and sales efforts and improve employee retention. These five steps will get you started.

  • Do Millennials really have unique qualities, and do they really present unique challenges to marketers... or are we simply dealing with recurring clichés? Let's dispel three of the most commonly repeated myths about Millennials.

  • Artificial intelligence offers customers better experiences and makes marketers' lives easier—and it's not has hard to implement as you might think. Here are some considerations for using AI in your marketing efforts.

  • B2B marketers say email is the most effective demand generation channel for both sparking early-stage engagement and driving later-stage conversions, according to recent research from Demand Gen Report.

  • There are big differences in how people from different nations feel about haggling over prices, according to recent research from Picodi.

  • SAP Chief Digital Marketing Officer Mika Yamamoto discusses the importance of a human touch in digital transformation, and how to set the tone at the top to create a truly customer-centric organization.

  • IT buyers tend to research products/services across a wide range of online channels, prefer to be contacted by vendors via email, and favor firms with excellent customer support, according to recent research from Spiceworks.

  • Message personalization has become a buzzword in marketing. But in most cases, what’s really being used is easily captured demographic and geographic data. To send messages that are truly personal, businesses need to tailor their messages to behavior.

  • There's an elite cadre of CEOs out in the marketplace who have a clear advantage over their counterparts: They have marketing backgrounds. Here's a look at what gives marketing-focused CEOs a leg up in the business world, and what you can learn from them.

  • Online reviews influence online sales, but how much do they also influence offline purchase behavior? Bazaarvoice looked at the ROBO (research online, buy offline) multiplier across various industries and found that consumer-generated content crosses channels.

  • In the new year, a combination of technology advances, organizational cultural shifts, and buyer-behavior changes will push B2B marketing in new directions. Here are four trends that will start to mature in 2018.

  • Agencies overestimate the importance of reputation and underestimate the importance of cost/value when pitching brands, according to recent research from Vennli.

  • Imagine you're tasked with planning a trip. Now imagine trying to do that without knowing the trip's starting point... Tough, right? It's the same with a brand-awareness campaign. You won't get far without first knowing your brand's current standing in the market.

  • Do marketers' beliefs about generations match with how those age groups see themselves? What are the big things that brands get wrong and right about different generations' purchase and online behavior?

  • Customer advisory boards can deliver amazing benefits to host companies and participants, but they can easily backfire if not managed, budgeted, or resourced properly. Here's how to make sure your CAB program succeeds.

  • The Internet of Things is forecast to double in size—from 15.4 billion Internet-connected devices in 2015 to 30.7 billion in 2020. Here are four ways to dominate the massive IoT marketing boom that's headed our way.

  • To pick a side or not to pick a side? That is the question plaguing many brands in today's politically polarized environment. Pick a side, and you risk potentially losing a wide customer base that holds opposing views. Don't pick a side, and you may be viewed as inauthentic.

  • Most of us use Amazon as consumers, but there might be a place for the website in your product sales strategy as well. Some 40% of product sales on Amazon come from third-party sellers. Is it the right platform for your brand?

  • Retailers must now meet the needs and wants of customers wherever they are—in stores, on mobile or desktop sites, in apps, and on social platforms. Here are the preferences of today's shoppers.