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  • Digital marketers say the industry roles that will likely be disrupted most by artificial intelligence are content writers, email marketers, and social media managers, according to recent research from Authority Hacker.

  • Earlier this year, Twitter began to wind down its free verification program. It now requires a paid subscription to receive a verified check mark. How do business owners feel about the change? To find out, B2Breviews surveyed 200 of them.

  • Events are a great source of actionable, first-party data. In this free webinar, you'll learn how to align with your sales team to harness that data for your ABM program and create more personalized experiences that drive more business. Sponsored by Cvent.

  • Are small business owners using tools powered by artificial intelligence? If so, which tasks are the tools helping with? To find out, Skynova surveyed 1,000 small business owners.

  • On this episode on Marketing Smarts, Liz Murphy and host George B. Thomas have a lively discussion about being human, observing before speaking, creating content while scared, and a lot more—all peppered with movie metaphors, existential questioning, and jokes about camels.

  • Whether you're looking to track the progress of your agency or you need to be alerted when business performance is going down, the metrics in this article can help you.

  • SESSION 2 of 4: Are you scoring your leads correctly—or at all? Lead scoring is a powerful tool. But if it's not done correctly, it can fill your pipeline with dud prospects. In this second session, you'll learn how to score your prospects properly to fill your pipeline with sales-qualified leads.

  • More and more marketing teams are being expected to drive business growth. The easiest way to do that is incorporate an interdisciplinary team focused on companywide goals and three oft-siloed marketing elements.

  • Products, prices, description, checkout. You're all set for e-commerce! But not so fast... there's more to it than that. In this article, get tips for your strategy.

  • Global advertiser spend on search marketing is expected to be robust this year, despite a broader digital ad market slowdown, according to recent research from WARC.

  • How do people tend to start and end their email messages? To find out, Preply surveyed 1,005 Americans about their email habits.

  • Most senior marketers say that customer strategy is not equally owned by Marketing and Sales in their organization, according to recent research from the CMO Council and KPMG.

  • Customer profiles, user browsing data, and benchmark studies are designed to help companies know exactly who their customers are and what brand sentiments they have. But what if we don't need that much information?

  • Web content is different from other forms of writing, and people consume it differently. The best-practices outlined in this article can help you create content that boosts your brand, improves SEO, and captures people's attention.

  • Steve Multer joins host George B. Thomas for a conversation on communication, humanity, the shortcomings of AI, creating passion, the right way to talk about your job, and a whole lot more.

  • Zoom fatigue? You may be missing those water-cooler conversations. Feeling confused? You might need a video call to give you some visual cues. This article offers five tips for healthy communication with a remote team.

  • How can small businesses successfully achieve scale? To find out, Clarify Capital surveyed 1,010 business owners, top-level executives, and senior managers whose companies experienced hypergrowth.

  • SESSION 1 of 4: Does your content convert as well as it should? Only if you're observing your prospects' behavior as they interact with it—and tweaking your intent plan in response. In this session, you'll boost your demand generation success using psychology know-how.

  • Although the role that technology vendors play is critical to their clients, the relationship between the two parties can often feel transactional. Building a long-term strategic partnership, on the other hand, can benefit both.

  • Now that media outlets have fully transitioned to online spaces, PR and SEO have become intrinsically linked. Journalists do searches, too, and the higher a press release ranks in search results, the more likely it will be covered.