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  • The digital ad market in the United States is largely a duopoly controlled by Google and Facebook, according to recent research from eMarketer.

  • What marketing tools should your company be using right now? Here are 17 for 2017—some new, some tried and true, all totally useful.

  • Creating a lead-generation strategy doesn't have to be complicated. This infographic walks you through four basic steps to get started.

  • Nearly half (46%) of consumers in the United States say they have used social media to publicly call out brands for bad behavior or poor service, according to recent research from Sprout Social.

  • Think "multichannel" and "omnichannel" marketing are the same thing? This infographic explains why they are not—and how they should complement each other to give customers the best overall experience.

  • A loyal base of followers is key to your marketing—to bring in steady website traffic and ensure positive word-of-mouth that helps your business gain traction. To avoid ruining your relationship with your social following, use these three strategies.

  • Decision science expert and creative strategist Nancy Harhut shares email secrets from her upcoming B2B Marketing Forum presentation, "9 Insanely Effective Email Tactics You Can Use Tomorrow."

  • Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs just released their annual B2B content marketing research—the most-cited content marketing research in the world. Get insights into how you can take B2B content marketing to the next level.

  • If your marketing calendar is a cobbled-together spreadsheet, be prepared for a content-related nightmare. To maximize your marketing calendar's effectiveness, make sure these three components are in place.

  • Some 78% of Millennials prefer spending money on experiences rather than things, and they'll spend more on those experiences despite making less than adults their age did 40 years ago. Check out lots more on Millennial trends in this eye-catching infographic.

  • LinkedIn members most prefer to see content on the platform that is both educational/informative and relevant to their specific interests, according to recent research from the social network.

  • Imagine "McDonald's" with a formal, seriffed "M" or "Coca-Cola" in typewriter text. A brand's font speaks to a brand's qualities, and picking the right font is vital to your branding efforts.

  • Blogging is a great way for sales reps to establish credibility, but it's up to us marketers to ensure the brand's best face is put forward with clear, concise, and appropriate messages that aren't too salesy. Here's how.

  • Most American adults check both their work and personal email every few hours throughout the day, according to recent research from Adobe.

  • This week: Facebook pulls an important B2B targeting capability; Messenger hits 1.3 billion users, but not all's well; Pinterest reorganizes with boards within boards; Twitter pins hopes on a new product director; how Snapchat's caught between Qatar and Saudi Arabia; and much more.

  • To build your online reputation and your personal brand, you need to present yourself as an expert, someone people will want to hire or buy something from. A blog is an ideal way to hone your personal brand online.

  • Marketers are always looking to shed the best possible light on their brands, but what if your brand were truly a reflection of your company's culture? That's the premise behind today's infographic, which explores the merging of the marketing and HR worlds.

  • Americans rank Facebook as the most important app on their smartphones, according to recent research from comScore.

  • Companies that don't support messaging apps risk creating a negative customer experience—and having competitors fill the gap. A messaging app program, with chatbots or without, helps you be responsive to consumers in a way that humanizes the brand through conversation.

  • Email is no longer the pushy channel it once was. Now it helps marketers guide prospects and customers to find exactly what they want, providing education and useful resources all along the customer journey. See how email has been transformed from an outbound to an inbound tactic.