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  • Think only designers can create infographics? You have the power to create infographics yourself with tools you probably already have: PowerPoint and Keynote.

  • Most digital marketers (90%) say more than half of the content they create includes some sort of visual element (image, graphic, video, etc.), according to recent research Venngage.

  • This episode's focus: funnel metrics and attribution, and ways to measure marketing ROI in any industry, from software and technology to the game of polo.

  • Collecting marketing intelligence on our competitors and rivals has long been a headache in search of an aspirin. We've had to use Google and scores of standalone tools to conduct competitive research. But it looks like we might have a cure in sight, in the form of a chatbot.

  • LinkedIn does much more than merely store your job profile. You can use the platform to make more connections, keep track of your relationships, build your career credibility, and much more... This comprehensive guide can help.

  • Most marketing and advertising executives expect to keep their staff size unchanged in the first half of 2017 (1H17), according to recent research from The Creative Group.

  • In 2017, three major shifts in how we create, promote, and measure video content will bring about the tipping point that changes the game and puts us squarely on track for the Golden Age of Video.

  • Are your Facebook ads set up for success? Targeting traffic on the social site can help small businesses generate leads and sales, but it helps to know where to start and get some insider tips.

  • Chief marketing officers are increasingly being held responsible for growth strategies and revenue generation within their companies, according to recent research from the CMO Council and Deloitte.

  • Ask B2B marketers to identify what they are focused on, year after year, and they will say "revenue." Enter marketing performance management. As we enter 2017, five key changes will make MPM a greater priority than ever for B2B organizations.

  • Keeping up with local SEO changes is vital to many businesses, but the shifting rules and new technologies can be a challenge.

  • Ranking among the top Google search results is increasingly driven by dynamic factors, such as content relevance and user intent, rather than static factors, such as the number of keywords and links on a page, according to recent research from Searchmetrics.

  • Marketers know that collecting and using customer data is central to generating positive business results. But, as always, the devil is in the details. Use these five tactics in 2017 to get more value from the customer data you're collecting.

  • Skim for a fresh start in 2017: all the LinkedIn changes marketers need to know; Twitter's cry for help, and its launch of 360-degree live video; consumers' concerns about social commerce; social selling tips to grow your sales pipeline; and much more!

  • Newspapers reach 169 million adults in the United States each month via print and digital, according to recent research from Nielsen Scarborough.

  • If 2016 was anything to go by, we marketers should be excited about marketing automation in 2017. If you want your automation efforts to pay off this year, keep these seven predictions and best-practices in mind.

  • Marketing technology has been instrumental in helping marketers reach their audiences in 2016. Here's what you can expect from martech in 2017.

  • Kick off 2017 with the latest top 10 list–plus two bonus entries–and get inspired by some of the top emails from the past year.

  • Some 70% of senior executives say they expect to spend more money on marketing technology in 2017 than they did in 2016, according to recent research from Conductor.

  • Marcus Sheridan used blogging to turn his struggling pool business around. Now he's a content marketing consultant for some of the world's top companies. In this episode, Marcus offers a sneak preview of marketing secrets from his forthcoming book 'They Ask, You Answer: A Revolutionary Approach to Inbound Sales, Content Marketing, and Today’s Digital Consumer.'