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  • Marketers love metrics, but they don't always track the ones that bring the most value to their company. Here are three examples of metrics that should be retired, and three that should replace them.

  • This infographic from WebsiteSetup highlights 27 tools that can help your blog run better and grow faster.

  • Not every conversion means making a sale—especially in B2B, where every customer goes on a long journey before deciding whether to buy. That journey is made up of micro-conversions. This article provides more information about identifying and tracking them.

  • The cutting edge of search may have moved beyond keywords and links to deciphering what Google has learned about the searcher. Wil Reynolds of Seer shares his insights on SEO, as well as philosophies on leadership and giving back to the community.

  • How can you ensure your website ranks well in in 2022? This infographic looks at the importance of focusing on strategies such as high-quality content, mobile optimizations, on-page enhancements, and fast page speeds.

  • The share of ad spend going towards TV and social media next year is expected to be twice as high as daily consumption of those channels by audiences, according to recent research from WARC.

  • The key to finding an effective solution to divisions between Sales and Marketing is to understand what's causing conflict in the first place. Here's how to evaluate your own company's situation for optimal alignment between the two teams.

  • Everyone knows that automated processes have become necessary for enterprises. But marketing automation isn't only about having the right technologies; it's also about having the right strategy built around what automation means for your brand.

  • B2B marketers may love email, but it can take a while for prospects to open one, even if they're interested. If you want to get people's eyes on your message in seconds, there's no better way than SMS. Here are five SMS campaign ideas.

  • B2B decision-makers prefer thought leadership content that isn't salesy and that has a human tone and a clear point of view, according to recent research from Edelman and LinkedIn.

  • This infographic from Semrush explores six key criteria that are often utilized for market segmentation: geographic, demographic, psychographic, behavioral, media, and benefit.

  • Today's buyers want solutions, but they also want to feel heard and appreciated by the brands they interact with—like yours. Are you harnessing the power of Conversational Marketing to better connect with customers, and drive revenue? If not, now is the time. Sponsored by Drift.

  • There may be no magic bullet for increasing lead generation, but tweaking your marketing content can still boost the response to it—and improve lead quality. Here are six easy ways to do that.

  • Did you know that 5.7 million Google searches are conducted every minute, on average? Or how about that TikTok users watch 167 million videos every minute?

  • Apple is the world's most valuable brand for the ninth consecutive year, according to recent research from Interbrand.

  • A hybrid event strategy is more than just livestreaming the presentation room. Remote attendees tend to become distracted, so you must take their engagement level into account and tweak your approach accordingly.

  • Even though B2C and B2B brands operate differently, B2B brands can implement B2C digital marketing strategies to increase revenue and develop long-term customer relationships. Here are three areas to focus on.

  • We usually associate customer empathy with B2C sales and impulse buys, but empathy marketing can be just as effective in B2B marketing. Here are five ways to use it.

  • SEO professionals say on-page elements had the biggest impact on search rankings over the past 12 months, according to recent research from Search Engine Journal.

  • How can you ensure that your brand isn't losing loyalty? This infographic from Chattermill covers six strategies for maintaining customer trust, including owning up to mistakes and overtly displaying your brand's core values.