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  • This week: Facebook's suite of new apps, tools, and features; YouTube's 'adpocalyptic' algorithm change; LinkedIn's new privacy policy; Snapchat's impressive augmented reality Lenses and self-serve ad platform; 20 video content ideas; much more!

  • Does your mobile app pull its weight? If your brand has a mobile app—or if you're thinking about creating one—check out this infographic for features that every business app should have.

  • It seems so obvious: Businesses that take a proactive approach to customer success, going out of their way to anticipate customers' needs and offer help rather than waiting to be asked, are more likely to have loyal and repeat customers.

  • Although learning and using new technologies has become an essential part of B2B marketers' jobs, most would rather be focused on traditional undertakings, such as developing new campaigns, according to recent research from Leadspace.

  • Direct mail versus email: Which is more effective, and which gives the best ROI? It's not a zero-sum game. Check out this infographic from the UK for more.

  • Let's be honest: Website visitors hate to fill out your lead generation forms. Luckily, there are proven ways to reduce form friction and get prospects to hand over their valuable information.

  • The good news: The proliferation of new ad platforms and formats has created a lot of opportunities for publishers. The bad news: The proliferation of new ad platforms and formats has created tons of confusion and a whole new set of challenges.

  • Consumers say the biggest mistake a small business can make with its website is to include outdated contact information, according to recent research from Vistaprint Digital.

  • With more than a billion monthly active users, Gmail is consumer email’s indisputable leader. But Google’s tough deliverability standards also mean marketers must jump through more than a few hoops to prove the legitimacy of their messages. Ensure yours make it into the inbox.

  • As content and influencer marketing continue to reap big rewards for brands, this infographic looks at the state of the "creator economy," including how much is being spent and how brands can best use content and influencers.

  • Most marketers have the next year planned. Really ambitious marketers might think ahead five years. The author of Future Marketing has a 13-year-plan (and he thinks you need one, too). Hear him prognosticate about what's ahead in the world of marketing.

  • Between two similar videos, what makes one buzz to the top of the YouTube charts, and one languish in obscurity? Experts weigh in.

  • Lead generation landing pages that are short and use simple language have significantly higher conversion rates, according to recent research from Unbounce.

  • After seeing a product video, consumers are 46% more likely to do an online search about that product, according to an infographic that's chock full of 40 stats about video use in e-commerce. Check it out to get some ideas for how you can use video.

  • When planning an experiential marketing campaign, it can be tempting to sink a titanic budget into the splashiest one-day event ever conceived, but that single-minded pursuit of buzz is risky. There are icebergs in those waters.

  • In the fast-moving world of marketing, it's easy to feel stuck. Here's what you can do to get your career moving forward.

  • Most companies that pay influencers to create content also repurpose those pieces for their own brand channels, according to recent research from Linqia.

  • Augmented reality, virtual reality, screenless ordering... New technologies are emerging, and brands are eager to jump on board. But how do your customers feel about new digital trends? Are brands and consumers on the same page?

  • Whether you're focused on building a content strategy, creating and distributing content, or measuring content performance, even one-person teams can achieve content marketing success.

  • Marketers with digital skills, especially those with digital advertising and content expertise, are most in demand by employers, according to research from McKinley Marketing Partners.