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  • Get the latest on what makes M—the Facebook approach to Siri—different and worth trying. You'll also get an early glimpse of how Instagram ads are faring, how Snapchat's wooing back-to-schoolers, and how to conduct a results-bearing social media audit. Skim to stay in the know.

  • Data plays a key role in B2B marketing. Here is an outline of three ways marketers can reap the rewards of being more data-driven.

  • The proportion of annual revenue that companies spend on marketing and sales varies widely by industry and strategy, according to a recent report from Vital.

  • Marketing vs. User Experience. It doesn't have to be a hostile relationship. By using the principles and experiences of one field, you can improve the quality of the other. To improve your marketing, think like a UX designer.

  • Influencer marketing is one of the most effective ways to drive sales and grow your brand online. But you'll need to take a structured approach to building a long-term relationship.

  • How do people express laughter online? To find out, Facebook examined posts and comments posted to the social network in the last week of May 2015.

  • Demandbase Chief Marketing Officer Peter Isaacson discusses the "golden age of B2B marketing," how to measure success, and using account-based marketing to increase revenue.

  • Sales and Marketing misalignment not only saps marketing ROI but also slows pipeline growth, drags down conversion rates, and contributes to slow growth—or even loss—in revenue. But you can fix it.

  • Some 65% of senior marketing executives say visual assets (photos, video, illustrations, and infographics) are core to how their brand story is communicated, according to a recent report from the CMO Council and Libris.

  • Often, the hardest thing for a marketer to do—conceptually—is to separate brand from product. "Our brand and product are inseparable," I've heard it said—by some very successful people. But that's all an illusion.

  • You know a business is doing well when its name becomes a verb, the way "Netflix-binging" has. So, how has Netflix captured its audience's attention and kept it?

  • Which press release distribution services are most used and liked by businesses? To find out, G2 Crowd recently examined PR professionals' and marketers' written evaluations of press release services.

  • At a time when marketers are challenged to furnish steady streams of engaging content, curating other people's content is an effective tactic. Still, it merely shifts the challenge to "How do I identify and curate valuable content?"

  • Which types of emails from brands are consumers most likely to forward? Are personalization, segmentation, audience size, and subject matter virality factors?

  • Today's fastest-growing social media channels are visually based. Here's the scoop for engaging your visuals-loving customers.

  • In just 10 minutes, we'll share the different types of prospect lists available as well as tips to help you select the right list to reach new customers. You'll also learn how to enhance and segment your existing marketing data to drive better results from your direct mail campaign.

  • Personas are not new. What is new is taking personas and applying them to social media. This article provides four approaches to creating personas to increase the relevancy of your social media content.

  • Summer's winding down—all the more reason to amp up your social strategy. See how MasterCard is testing selfies as a secure payment option, how LinkedIn plans to take over your office directory, how to win at livestreaming, and which brands get Reddit (and how they're using it).

  • Some 59% of parents in the US who use social media say they have come across useful information about parenting in the last 30 days on online social networks, according to a recent report the Pew Research Center.

  • How can businesses use location to increase conversions and sales?