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  • "Clarity therapist" Steve Woodruff explains how you can break through the noise, help people to understand your business, and ensure that they remember what you do so that they can connect you with potential customers.

  • Most online mentions of companies by consumers are neutral, rather than overtly positive or negative, according to a recent report.

  • Do men and women differ in how they use their mobile devices and social platforms? Yes, they do, according to recent reports. Those differences are highlighted in the following infographic.

  • Merely hoping your exhibition goes well is much different from planning everything down to the last detail. So here's a "Quick, Easy-to-Remember Exhibition-Planning Checklist" to make sure your effort pays off.

  • Most consumers (74%) say they generally trust educational material from a business as long as it seems objective and doesn't explicitly try to sell a product/service, according to a recent report from Kentico.

  • You love sharing content—from articles and videos to posts and photos—across the Web and with colleagues. Chances are, though, you're spreading copyright-protected material—and increasing your risk of infringement.

  • Most marketers say increasing lead generation and traffic volume are their top website objectives in 2014, according to a recent report from Ascend2.

  • Canada's anti-spam legislation (CASL), which is set to start going into effect on July 1, will likely have a significant impact not only on email marketers based in Canada but also on marketers in other countries, according to a recent report from CakeMail.

  • Hyper-personalization is the latest buzzword—as if it's no longer enough to be personal... you have to add some hyperbole to it. What you really need to do is engage in conversation with leads and customers.

  • Talk about a busy week in social business! Score a handy new trend-brainstorming tool. Find out how Instagram is making high-quality visuals easier to produce and share. Get tips on how to optimize Twitter tracking and shares. And see how Apple plans to change the way we work... again. Skim to stay in tune.

  • People who join multiple social networks tend to engage with distinctly different groups of people and content topics on each platform, according to a recent report from 140 Proof and IPG Media Lab.

  • Older brands that have been deeply entrenched in conventional marketing plans for years, sometimes decades, often have difficulty wrapping their heads around how to begin crafting a powerful online strategy.

  • Chief marketing officers and chief financial officers agree that they should be on same page with each other: 77% of CMOs and 76% of CFOs say such alignment is highly important, according to a recent report from Active International.

  • To draw attention to your brand, video footage must visually engage viewers and provide them with meaningful information. Here's how to get the most out of stock video.

  • Change expert and business consultant Stephen Beck discusses how focusing on customer frustration and business vulnerabilities can help you grow your company.

  • B2C marketers say Facebook is the most effective social network for their business, whereas B2B marketers cite LinkedIn, according to a recent report from Social Media Examiner.

  • Print marketing works best when designers and marketers can easily work together. So both need to know at least the basics of each other's craft. Here are print design essentials that all marketers should keep in mind.

  • The more an IT decision-maker (ITDM) knows about a vendor's product, the more likely he or she is to purchase it. Here's a look at how ITDMs educate themselves and how you can best reach them.

  • Mobile app publishers and advertisers will want to know about the following new features announced by Apple at the 2014 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).

  • Marketing email volume fell more than 20% in the first quarter of 2014 compared with the mailing-heavy fourth quarter of 2013, but both average open and unique click rates increased, according to a recent report from Yesmail.