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  • MarketingProfs blogger Veronica Maria Jarski shares author Guy Winch's 3 steps for repairing a relationship with customers from his keynote at the B2B Forum 2011.

  • Many companies are realizing that batch-and-blast email marketing is no longer effective: 46% say they have already implemented automated, event-triggered, email marketing programs and, among those not currently running such programs, 58% plan to do so in the next two years, according to a survey from StrongMail

  • MarketingProfs blogger Paul Fabretti asks Daily Fix readers how social media has made a difference in their lives & asks them to add their stories to the comments.

  • Love it or hate it, Quora is a phenomenon that can't be ignored. It embodies a set of principles and trends that will be critical to the future of community management and social media marketing.

  • In the midst of an uncertain business climate, 59% of active social networking users say LinkedIn is their most important social account, up from the 41% who said so a year earlier, according to a report by Performics and ROI Research. Twitter is ranked second among most important social accounts (58%), followed by YouTube (55%) and Facebook (53%).

  • MrketingProfs blogger Elaine Fogel asks if fast food places that harm people's health, especially children, like McDonald's should be held accountable.

  • In today's market, your brand and reputation aren't always safe from the scorn of disgruntled and social-media-savvy customers. Looking ahead is critical to anticipating when something may go awry and taking meaningful action.

  • Although only 22% of local merchants say they have used Facebook Ads, nearly two-thirds of those who have done so (64.9%) say they would use the service again, according to a report by MerchantCircle. Meanwhile, 65.7% of surveyed local merchants say they use Facebook for marketing.

  • MarketingProfs guest blogger Darrell Davis of MediaFiche discusses Google's move to have a +1 button, which is inspired by Facebook's Likes.

  • Facebook, the top US social networking site since May 2009, attracted roughly 151 million unique US visitors in April 2011, reaching three out of four visitors to the social networking category during the month, according to new data from the comScore Media Metrix.

  • MarketingProfs blogger Jim Kelly shares the story of how he lost his shirt and how the Internet stores got a little too aggressive with their help.

  • MarketingProfs guest blogger C. Edward Brice of Lumension discusses Sony's handling of the security breach in PlayStations & how companies should handle a crisis.

  • Like living things, brands pass through life cycles. Marketing approaches that worked well when a company was in its growth phase may not work later in its life. Learn how the four stages of a brand's life dictate its marketing needs.

  • The number of US advertisers* using mobile display ad campaigns reached 689 in April 2011, up 128% from two years earlier, according to a study by comScore. Campaigns related to mobile content and publishing comprised the plurality of mobile ads, amounting to 50% as of March 2011, followed by ads for consumer discretionary goods (26%), information technology (7%), and financial services (6%).

  • MarketingProfs blogger Carlos Hidalgo discusses how important and influential MarketingProfs's B2B Forum is to him and why readers should head out to Boston in June.

  • This is the decade for geotargeted local advertising and bringing the global presence to the local user. Though it may seem daunting, getting local can be a simple and rewarding process if you follow these seven steps.

  • BMW, Clinique, and Audi nabbed the top three spots among a list of 100 prominent luxury brands for exceptional Facebook marketing, according to the newly launched L2 Prestige 100 Facebook IQ index, which ranks the Facebook aptitude of luxury brands.

  • MarketingProfs blogger Ted Mininni discusses how smart packaging is important for products, and how rethinking them can add a powerful punch to your product.

  • Attracting, engaging, and retaining customers in the digital age of marketing requires companies to adopt a true integrated multichannel strategy that is fueled by customer data and enabled by interactive marketing technology.

  • Some 13% of online adults in the US say they use Twitter, up from 8% who said so in November 2010, according to a new report by Pew Research. Meanwhile, Twitter use among men has doubled, from 7% in November, to 14% in May 2011.