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  • Instagram remains popular, yet the social platform is still something of a mystery for many marketers. To learn how to set up and use your brand's Instagram account to gain followers and engagement, check out the tips in today's infographic.

  • New XR (AR/VR) experiences built by businesses across the globe are creating singular worlds in which consumers can connect with products, ideas, and brand ideals in a more meaningful, "tangible" way.

  • Many of us in marketing recognize that Taylor Swift is a cunning, calculated positioning savant, and the new, edgy, and angry Taylor is nothing but a brand refresh. Here are three takeaways for your own company or brand.

  • Infographics that garner an above average number of shares on social media tend to come from high-quality domains, tend to be around 600 pixels wide, and tend to have succinct titles, according to recent research from Growista.

  • Inbound marketing isn’t a tactic, but a process. It’s how you approach customer relationships. It requires an understanding of your company’s buying cycle, ideal customers, and the power of quality content, plus an acknowledgement that, as a marketer, you’re not in control—the customer is.

  • Wendy Connell, vice-president of marketing at digital media company Storyblocks, shares tips for acquiring new customers, retaining existing customers, minimizing churn when you operate on a subscription model, and more.

  • If used properly, user-generated content can be a huge asset for content marketers. UGC can save you time and money, and boost your credibility. Here are six UGC benefits—and ways you can profit from them.

  • Your first draft doesn't have to be perfect, and your research doesn't have to take forever. By focusing on making yourself a pragmatic writer rather than a perfectionist, you can become both more creative and faster.

  • Most online shoppers expect to make at least one-fourth of their holiday purchases on Amazon this season, according to recent research from Astound Commerce.

  • Fully 40% of holiday shoppers begin searching and purchasing before November 1, which means search engine marketers need a game plan now to make some jolly-good sales this season.

  • What exactly is identity resolution, and why does it matter to you as a B2C marketer? It may sound outrageous, but your company's most loyal customers have, on average, six completely different identities in your marketing systems.

  • AI, ML, and ABM are all initialisms we hear a lot these days, but how do the technologies they refer to work together to make your marketing efforts more efficient? Today's animated infographic explains it all.

  • Consumers say consistently good customer service is the top factor that makes them loyal to brands, according to recent research from The Blackhawk Network.

  • The home stretch of the holiday season is a unique opportunity to retool digital strategies that carry you into January and beyond. Here's how retailers and marketers can connect with consumers even after the wrapping paper is tossed out and leftovers are gone.

  • Across the globe, two retail giants rule online shopping. But their markets are different, and their strategies for growth vary as well. Check out today's infographic for the scoop on the kings of e-commerce.

  • Most social media influencers expect Instagram to be the network they focus on most next year, according to recent research from Hashoff.

  • Twitter doubles tweet character limit (and the surprising result); new features for brands in Messenger 2.2; Facebook's polls for users and pages; Snap looks to algorithmic feed to solve its problems; Twitter's ad subscription service for small businesses...

  • How can your business react to consumer behaviors—and try to beat the retail giant that is Amazon? Here are a few new, innovative ways to keep driving revenue this holiday retail season through next-generation remarketing.

  • Do advertisers promote gender stereotypes—and should they? Choozle surveyed 500 consumers to see what they think about gender stereotyping in ads. One finding: over one-third of respondents like it when ads break gender stereotypes.

  • The logos of McDonald's and Nike appear most often in images posted on Instagram and Twitter, according to recent research from Brandwatch.