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  • Most long-form content is meant to help readers and prospects solve a problem, and it's best not to oversell your brand when creating it. But when should you start slipping in mentions of your solution? When is it time to get promotional?

  • Operational excellence in marketing is vital to organizational growth. Enter Marketing Ops—the oxygen every marketing organization needs for peak performance. Join marketing ops visionary Laura Patterson for this free, hands-on interactive webinar and discover how to create a stellar marketing ops function.

  • AI will only replace you if your pitches and marketing copy are as wooden as those crafted by... well, a robot. It's time to embrace your humanity.

  • Americans say work-from-home options are one of the things they value most in a job—second only to a competitive salary, according to findings from a survey of 1,002 full-time workers from across the United States.

  • Facebook is by far the social platform Americans say they use most often, but its popularity is waning and use varies widely among different age groups, according to recent research.

  • In this superhero-themed webinar, learn how to do more revenue-generating marketing activities with less—less time, less headcount, and less budget. Kick that marketing kryptonite to the curb and discover how to save the day. Sponsored by Act-On.

  • Join host George B. Thomas and social media professional Dorien Morin-van Dam for a discussion about the pillars of an organic social media strategy: content, community, and conversation.

  • Even among the proliferation of AI and tech tools, focusing on business goals and the marketing side of SEO strategy is the way to win. Here's why that's the case.

  • Keeping your customers engaged can be a challenge in a world overflowing with products and content and experiences created around those products—and all of that vying for your customers' attention. Here are three tactics that can help increase engagement.

  • Is the AI-powered ChatGPT tool any good at writing B2B articles about technology topics? To find out, Midas Touch Consultants had it write 50 articles based on outlines.

  • As teams are becoming more dispersed, the tone of written business communication is becoming increasingly important, according to recent research from Grammarly.

  • To keep up with evolving buyers, sellers need to better understand the new customer journey. Here's what that means today.

  • Subscription services such as SaaS companies depend on organic rankings for prospects to find them. This article breaks down good SaaS SEO into three major elements.

  • When searching for content related to B2B vendors, senior leaders at enterprise tech companies say they are most concerned with whether the information will help them meet a specific goal, according to recent research.

  • This infographic explores the differences between publication and library content strategies in areas such as timelines and topics, and it looks at how to succeed with each approach.

  • To differentiate themselves from marketing automation tools, agencies (and marketers, more generally) need to focus on how they can provide unique, long-term value. Here are three ways to do that.

  • Influencer marketing doesn't have to mean celebrities flashing your products all over Instagram. It can mean basic word-of-mouth, trust, and building relationships with people who can reach your target audience. Mike Allton and George B. Thomas get into the ins and outs of influence in the B2B world.

  • Marketers and advertisers often invest exclusively in Google and Facebook advertising to find, engage, nurture, convert, and retain their customers. Should they branch out? This article weighs the pros and cons.

  • This infographic explores common "dark patterns," or tactics that e-commerce websites use to trick online shoppers into completing actions that benefit the brand more than the customer.

  • You've had your event planned for months—but suddenly one of the speakers can't make it! Crisis! To prevent panic every time that happens, it's best to incorporate contingency planning into your event planning.