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  • Most senior marketers say their firm does not measure customer lifetime value (LTV) well, according to recent research from the CMO Council and Deloitte.

  • Making big improvements in the buyer experience doesn't have to mean a massive amount of immediate work. You can start with a few small changes. To create an outstanding buyer experience, take these four small steps first.

  • What is CDP? Customer data platforms are not new, but they've begun taking center stage. And for good reason: Businesses that use CDPs improve email and other marketing results as a result of improved data quality. Read more to find out more.

  • The most acceptable mobile ad format are rewarded videos (i.e., users receive some sort of reward in exchange for time spent viewing), according to recent research from AdColony.

  • You'd think that a company that's been hosting virtual, live marketing education for years could easily morph its flagship in-person B2B Forum into an online event. But you'd be wrong. What did we learn from our planning and execution?

  • Are your marketing programs designed around what you think your customers want, or what you know they want? If you're not taking advantage of customer feedback, you're missing a huge opportunity. Get ready to harness the power of human insight. Sponsored by UserTesting.

  • Unlocking the nuances of the human brain in relation to marketing is a fascinating area of study. Nancy Harhut joins us to talk psychology, behavioral sciences, questionable experiments, and how these all relate to marketing.

  • Though they are often conflated, content marketing and thought leadership are not the same. Learn more about their differences and similarities—along with how to use both content types—in this article.

  • The COVID-19 pandemic still affecting communities around the world, so it may seem a bad time to start a business. However, many successful companies have been founded during downturns, recessions, and depressions.

  • B2B marketers say they are using intent data—signals gleaned from users' content consumption or other interactions with digital properties—to identify new accounts to target, align sales and marketing teams, and prioritize accounts for prospecting.

  • Every business collects customer feedback, but an overemphasis on aggregate data can drown out individual customer needs and voices. To achieve true customer-centricity, follow these five steps.

  • The past year has shown us that anything can happen. In the future, how can we adapt to the moment and communicate in the best way possible? Check out these three tips.

  • Your customer's journey is a series of unique interactions with your brand. The touchpoints between you and your customer create their journey. See your business from your customer's point of view.

  • Your customers' expectations are higher than ever. In this Master Class, you'll learn how to map your customer journey so you can understand their motivations and deliver an experience that wows.

  • Determine Your Goals

    Master Class Lesson

    A map is all about getting somewhere! In this lesson, you'll determine the goals of both your brand and your customers.

  • Get the Right Data

    Master Class Lesson

    Discover how to utilize your marketing and customer experience data, feedback from customers, and input from employees to see things from your customer's perspective.

  • Stages of the Journey

    Master Class Lesson

    Each customer's journey is unique, but every customer journey includes certain stages. Learn what typical stages you can use to build your journey map.

  • Discover what your customers are actually experiencing as they travel through their journey with your brand.

  • Channels, Touchpoints & Emotions

    Master Class Lesson

    Do you know what channels are more important to your customers? Understanding these interactions help define the moments where you can have the biggest impact.

  • What are the barriers that can stop your customer from progressing at each stage and touchpoint? Areas of friction. Roadblocks. Points where customers get stuck or frustrated.