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  • Differences abound between Google's Universal Analytics and the recently announced Google Analytics 4. How can marketers make the best use of the new version to inform their decisions? Find out here.

  • Writing about your experiences and aspirations can have a wide range of personal and professional benefits. This infographic from Opyrus explores the power of personal storytelling and how it helps both mental and physical health.

  • Data-based insights, including sales metrics, are crucial in B2B marketing—but which types will rise above the level of vanity metrics and actually help to shape your strategy? Here are seven of them.

  • Choices in marketing automation are plenty, and it might seem you have to choose between several best-of-breed platforms or a single all-in-one solution. But, surprise: you can have both.

  • Marketing amplification depends on expanding reach through conversations, which is why podcasts are an ideal tool. But there is no perfect formula to ensure that your brand podcast will be a success. There are do's and don'ts, however. Here are five of the don'ts.

  • Most B2B marketers say they do not spend enough time on content amplification, according to recent research from Converge.

  • B2B firms are most likely to turn to marketing agencies for help with search engine marketing, social media management, brand mission development, and brand messaging development, according to recent research from Provoke Insights.

  • How can marketers create content that the sales team actually uses? The answer lies in collaboration and consolidation. Learn more about better sales content in this article.

  • What is connectivity, and why is it important in marketing and customer experience? Check out the findings of Widen's 2021 Connectivity Report.

  • Image posts tend to garner the most engagement for small and large business accounts on LinkedIn, whereas video posts tend to garner the most engagement for midsize accounts, according to recent research from Social Insider.

  • AJ Wilcox joins the Marketing Smarts podcast to talk all things LinkedIn advertising. The do's and don'ts, the common errors marketers make, and ways you can get the most out of even a limited spend.

  • We can't control Google's latest search algorithm, but we can harness the power of internal linking to strengthen our website's SEO. Here are five tactics to use.

  • There's so much media hype about Gen Z and its impact on our business world that it can be difficult to sort through it all—especially for marketers. Here are insights from CBX's research about the generation that's breaking cultural barriers.

  • Why isn't your brand memorable? It might be because you're failing to present your brand consistently or because you've failed to develop a unique selling proposition.

  • Younger adults in the United States are much more likely to use Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok compared with older adults, according to recent research from the Pew Research Center.

  • Account-based marketing was once a manual and time-consuming game of connect-the-dots. Now, with data and automation, marketers can move beyond the basics of ABM to a new approach. Here's what you need to know.

  • Both B2B and B2C companies use content marketing, but their respective content strategies differ—because their audiences' needs, requirements, and behaviors differ. Here are five ways to create B2B content that converts.

  • Wouldn't it be great if you could enchant and convert more customers and prospects simply through better brand storytelling? It's not as hard as you might think... and it starts with harnessing the power of perspective to create stories worth remembering. Sponsored by WoodWing.

  • Digital-first creates customer experience challenges for B2B enterprises, while demand gen and brand positioning become the top priorities, according to the B2B Marketing Monitor study conducted by B2B International.

  • Supposedly, customers don't know what product they want until someone creates it. But that's not true: Customers do know what they want—and there's nobody better than marketers to tap into those needs and desires to understand what customers want.