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  • In just 10 minutes, we'll share the four elements you need in your event planning to guarantee success. We'll cover best practices for how to organize, focus, and execute from pre-planning to post event follow-up. You'll leave with tools you can apply to any event to achieve your objectives and goals.

  • This week: imitation. Instagram essentially integrated a copy of Snapchat within its app (with one major advantage); Facebook and Twitter took a play from YouTube's book to attract well-known creator influencers; and LinkedIn made a foray into video.

  • The more relevant, interesting, and even entertaining the content that you share or publish, the more your audience will view you as a trustworthy source of information, and not just a provider of a product or service. Content curation can help.

  • Amazon and Netflix are the most "buzzed" about brands in 2016, according to recent research from YouGov BrandIndex.

  • Businesses depend on email as the glue that pulls marketing tactics together, yet many otherwise savvy marketers misuse email in a way that ultimately alienates customers. Here are six common blunders.

  • Some 85% of American parents plan to use a smartphone to help with their back-to-school shopping this year, according to a recent report from Retale.

  • The final article in this series explores how to respond to altered behavior in the buying cycle, deliver content to where it is most needed, and focus on the proven sales-generating power of SEO.

  • Instagram users have a broader variety of reasons for visiting that platform than Facebook users do for visiting their platform, according to recent research from Facebook IQ and Ipsos Connect.

  • Gain insight into programmatic advertising and sponsored content from Daniel Bornstein, senior vice-president of media monetization and operations at Demand Media, a holding company that owns ehow, LIVESTRONG, and CRACKED.

  • Are you getting the most out of segmentation, or are you leaving money on the table? Here are seven common mistakes to avoid.

  • Your LinkedIn profile has only a few seconds to make a good impression on viewers. Here's how to create a LinkedIn profile that immediately captivates your audience.

  • Which content marketing platforms do businesses most use and and most like? To find out, G2 Crowd recently examined 224 evaluations of content marketing software tools posted on its review platform before May 27, 2016.

  • Inspiring and evoking feelings of brand love aren't accidental occurrences. Cultivating and fostering it require a purposeful, methodical, and strategic process that builds meaningful relationships over time.

  • Most marketers in the US say they think that revenue will increase through the rest of 2016 and that the marketing function is growing in influence within their organization, according to a recent report from the American Marketing Association (AMA) and Millward Brown Vermeer.

  • Want to know more about Millennials and how to market to them? Here's a look at vital stats about this demographic—and info about how best to reach it.

  • This week, falling user satisfaction on social platforms, Reddit's new plan to lure advertisers, Twitter's big live-streaming news, nine new and mostly secret Facebook targeting options, and more!

  • Marketers can learn a lot from established voices who are driving decisions in marketing, and this analysis of 21 influencers' content sharing offers ways you can improve your own content strategy.

  • Millennials rank 3M and Google as the top two companies they'd like to work for, according to recent research from The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS).

  • We've all heard the misconception that communicating over text via mobile decreases the personal touch. But, quite to the contrary, it's actually an effective, engaging way to connect when you're in the palm of someone's hand.

  • How do consumers feel about seeing emojis in marketing messages? Do their feelings toward emojis change depending on the type of message in which the emojis are included?