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  • Which key moments in the history of social media should B2B marketers be aware of?This infographic from Oktopost covers some of the biggest milestones of the past 19 years.

  • Jay Schwedelson, founder of SubjectLine.com, chats about B2B email marketing tactics that are working right now. He shares what keeps him up at night, what email hurdles you should watch out for, what email myths need to be busted, and more.

  • Once their novelty wears off, do metaverse, blockchain, and Web 3.0 technologies have practical uses in the B2B space? This article explores a few possibilities.

  • This infographic outlines a seven-step inbound marketing lead generation strategy that goes all the way from planning to conversion.

  • This article explores what entry points are and how to successfully use them to get people signed up and into your database.

  • The email newsletter will never die! But it will continue to undergo changes every now and then. Here are nine of today's best-practices that will get your newsletter read.

  • When basic SEO feels like crawling up the flat surface of a rock, Google Ads can give your marketing a lift. Here are the basic types and some best-practices.

  • Which content formats and content types are brands asking social media creators/influencers to partner on most often? To find out, Sprout Social conducted a survey in May 2022 among 516 US marketers.

  • Apple, Adobe, and Microsoft are the brands most trusted by B2B professionals, according to recent research from Sagefrog.

  • This articles explains what lead magnets are, how businesses use them incorrectly, and how to integrate segmentation and lead magnets to better drive demand generation.

  • Podcasts are everywhere. Chances are your audience members subscribe to several. And their content—especially that of a branded podcast—is conducive to spreading brand awareness.

  • This infographic explores why visual, data-driven storytelling has been on the rise and why it'll become even more popular in the future.

  • SQLs are often a source of friction between Sales and Marketing. Though MQLs remain a trusted way to qualify potential buyers, the process often breaks down because of noisy traffic—too many leads, too little quality. Join us to learn how to clear the way for driving high-quality leads. Sponsored by Act-On.

  • SESSION 4 of 4: Your exposure is growing. Your community is engaged. Your brand reputation is on the rise. What's next? Take your social media success even further with influencer marketing. Learn how to kickstart your influencer program the right way to get the results you're looking for.

  • You don't have to be in IT anymore to take advantage of big data and AI. Check out these four ways to use AI for finding prospects you may not have known were there.

  • In this episode of the Marketing Smarts podcast, author Pam Didner sheds light on the problems marketers face pertaining to the creation and usage of a customer journey. She also gives us her thoughts on how that impacts the organization—especially sales teams.

  • This infographic covers exactly what changes in a rebrand versus a debrand and also looks at the core goals of each approach.

  • Convincing ourselves that our customer engagement tactics are working may feel great, but it isn't always helpful. That's why you should avoid relying too much on these three metrics.

  • Email marketing, though old school, is always evolving, as are its enhancements. HTML has become par for the course, but many are still reluctant to include video in their emails. This article breaks down the possibilities and best-practices.

  • YouTube is the social platform visited most by teenagers in the United States and it is also the platform teenagers are most likely to say they use almost constantly, according to recent research from the Pew Research Center.