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  • Did you know that there are more than 416 million monthly Pinterest users? Or that visitors spend five minutes, on average, on Pinterest? Those are some of the insights about the social network covered in this infographic.

  • Every business function has its specialized vocabulary, but marketing terms are often vague or undefined—or their meaning is not agreed upon. A universal language is necessary for proving marketing's value to the execs in your company. Here's what you need to know.

  • The tides are changing in the relationship between B2B organizations and their PR and marketing agencies. Market demands have shifted, and both sides of the client/agency relationship must adapt. Read this article for survey-based insights.

  • Most business videos are less than two-minutes long, according to recent research that benchmarks video types, engagement, and distribution.

  • What are the salary ranges for some of the most common content marketing jobs? To find out, Managing Editor conducted a survey of 387 content marketers.

  • How can marketers successfully market to the C-suite? By making meaningful connections with personalized, immersive brand experiences on the most effective channels. Find out about those experiences and channels in this article.

  • It's become obvious in the past year that remote work is here to stay, or at the very least, expected to be combined with the traditional office. The success of that hybrid workplace of the future depends on thinking about communication in a new way.

  • Company culture is not well developed at many organizations despite being viewed as essential to success. So, how can you level-up company culture?

  • Loni Stark, vice-president of strategy and product at Adobe, opens up about managing an enterprise team remotely and bringing your whole self to work, as well as how creative pursuits outside of work can improve on-the-job performance and satisfaction.

  • Right now, business agility is more important—and more multifaceted—than ever. It looks different for every company, but we all should be focused on these three aspects of it.

  • Intent data collects the digital breadcrumbs that buyers leave behind as they progress on their digital buying journey. How can you integrate such valuable intent data into your marketing strategy? Find out.

  • Some 39% of people say they will stop engaging with a website if the images do not load or take too long to load. So, how can you optimize your images for speedy loading?

  • The pandemic has significantly changed the way B2B buyers and sellers do business. To adapt to the new B2B sales and marketing world, adopt these five strategies.

  • How do you determine when a customer is loyal to your brand? This article breaks down customers into five levels of loyalty, and outlines how to market to each level.

  • Members of Gen Z are more than twice as likely as Baby Boomers to say they typically learn about brands or companies from social media, according to recent research from Sprout Social and The Harris Poll.

  • When marketers want to measure customer experience and loyalty, they often use Net Promoter Score (NPS), which focuses on whether customers would recommend your product or service. That's nice to know, of course, but reliance on that one simple metric is likely limiting your opportunities for growth and excellence. It's time to go beyond NPS and use a KPI that actually forecasts loyalty and growth.

  • Half of marketers say the COVID-19 pandemic has affected their email strategy, according to recent research from Mailjet.

  • If you want to prove Marketing's worth to your executives, you have to think in their terms—that is, sales, profit, and growth. Find out how in this article.

  • Google's responsive search ads (RSAs) enable advertisers to create multiple copy options and then let machine-learning and AI determine the best-performing combinations. How can marketers make the most of this powerful format?

  • Are you struggling to access, analyze, and make sense of data that is siloed, fragmented, or otherwise lacking in full-picture insights? It's time to make the best possible use of all your data—by ensuring it can be a single source of truth that gives you a 360-degree view and helps you achieve better ROI. Sounds good, right? Sponsored by Snowflake.