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  • A social media strategy is crucial for most businesses today. For many small businesses, Instagram seems an obvious choice because it's well-suited to brand-building and promotions. Before all else, though, you need to set up a killer profile—then follow these best-practices.

  • Tradeshows are a lot of things to marketers. Time-consuming. Stressful. Complex. Expensive. And not always effective. But that doesn't have to be the case. This article will help you draw up your tradeshow marketing game plan to capture more leads and deliver better ROI.

  • Customers today have choices. One unfortunate experience with your company and they won't think twice to switch to a competitor. If you don't focus on customer service, you will bleed revenue. But delivering live chat support to customers can make all the difference.

  • As consumers are inundated by marketing, they are resisting anything that looks or feels inauthentic. And they're posting about product and brand experiences on social media. The availability of that authentic content, including pics, means it's time to ditch stock photos.

  • B2B marketers say the biggest deficiency of their content program is that it doesn't produce personalized content pieces, according to recent research from Uberflip and Heinz Marketing.

  • People tend to mention templates frequently when reviewing email software platforms, according to recent research from Capterra.

  • Self-service is dominating the consumer landscape. You can, for example, check into your flight and your hotel room and order food—all without speaking to anyone. Self-service is also a top desire of business buyers; but only a handful of B2B professionals are prioritizing it. This is a big opportunity we're missing out on.

  • This article is for ambitious marketers. If you're one, you know that publishing the occasional blog post, though worthwhile, isn't enough to build authority. So, what can you do if you want to make a big-time dent in the infosphere? You need to do more—such as these five potent authority-builders.

  • When we think about search engine optimization, our mind naturally goes to text first. Optimizing images is usually an afterthought. But if we want our content to be found online, it makes as much sense to search-optimize images as it does to optimize text. This 19-step guide will help.

  • Infographics are incredibly effective marketing tools. Even the simplest infographic could drive a thousand potential leads to your website. Here's how to take advantage of infographics in your marketing efforts.

  • Consumers are using more devices and touchpoints than ever, so brands have adopted omnichannel marketing to meet the demand for cross-channel content. They have relied on martech, Cloud storage, agencies, and publishing tools. The result? Lots of content silos—which undermine your marketing. But you can eliminate them.

  • Marketers publish infographics because they attract readers and because readers tend to share infographics on social networks. Those are marketing wins—in the form of backlinks, brand awareness, and website visitors. See how you can use infographics in your own marketing.

  • Ty Heath, global lead of The B2B Institute at LinkedIn, gives a sneak preview of her B2B Marketing Forum session: "How to Combine Account-Based Marketing and Social Selling on LinkedIn."

  • Today's online consumer frequently confronts a host of frustrations when attempting to interact and engage with businesses online, according to a recent study. Hence the rise of conversational marketing.

  • As the first place more than 50% of all Americans go to search for products, Amazon is the e-commerce and advertising platform most brands can't afford to ignore. But using Amazon as a platform is not as straightforward as you might think. Here are five steps you need to take to stay in control.

  • The rise of artificial intelligence is dramatically changing the way businesses understand and communicate with their audiences. Nowhere is that truer than in the fields of experience management (XM) and marketing research. See five ways AI is the future of research.

  • Consumers' attitudes toward the music being played in retail stores vary widely depending on the genre of music as well as the volume, according to recent research from Cloud Cover Music.

  • How well do you know marketing trends? How versed are you in media use, consumer preferences, Super Bowl spend? To test your knowledge, visual designer and self-described "data enthusiast" Olivier Ballou created this custom interactive quiz for MarketingProfs.

  • With so many options for different types of tools that manage, cleanse, transform, combine, and help you act on data, how do you know which one is right for you? And what does each of those tools even do?

  • Agile projects are more likely to be successful than those managed with traditional approaches… so why doesn't everybody use it? We'll show you what you need to succeed. Sponsored by Workfront.