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  • Some 54% of marketing teams plan to hire content marketers in the next year. Find out what they're looking for and other trends in content marketing in the following infographic.

  • Some 90% of online publishers will feature native advertising this year. But consumers are suspicious of it and prefer their social networks for genuine content. Here's why marketers should harness the power of those true influencers instead of native advertising.

  • Content marketing is going to become an increasingly important component of virtually every company's overall marketing program.

  • YouTube, Google+, and LinkedIn drive the most engaged social referrals to websites, according to a recent report from Shareaholic.

  • Why should businesses use rich media messaging instead of multimedia messaging for marketing campaigns? Here's a look at the limitations of the latter and the reasons the former works better.

  • The digital age has changed how buyers research and buy products. An online rewards program can be a powerful way to reach buyers over and over, helping build a new kind of loyalty toward brands old and new.

  • Bigger is indeed sometimes better in digital advertising, according to a recent benchmarks report from PointRoll.

  • If you haven't undertaken personal branding or you haven't incorporated it into your organization's marketing strategy, you're missing out on a world of value. Check out this infographic for tips to get you started.

  • How can companies appropriately respond to negative social media comments? That is what this article explores, also providing you with a few examples of how some companies have actually turned negative social media into positive PR.

  • Which social networks drive the most engaged referrals? Do Facebook ads make sense? Are seniors taking to social media? Get the answers to those questions, plus the scoop on Twitter's Mesagraph buy and Evian's Spiderbaby.

  • Email communications is not just about deliverability anymore, but also about driving true engagement. Here's a look at the evolution in email communication—and what's on the horizon.

  • Nine out of 10 women small business owners are optimistic about their company's economic outlook this year, up 8 percentage points from 2013, according to a recent report from the National Association of Women Business Owners and Web.com.

  • Are you capturing your audience's attention with strong, compelling headlines or using short, dull labels instead? Here's a look at the traits of eye-catching headlines and tips for writing them.

  • With so many options available to mobile marketers, where do you start? Is SMS still relevant? How about mobile search? Or banner ads and video? Focus on these five key smartphone choices for the rest of 2014.

  • If implemented correctly, LinkedIn pay-per-click (PPC) advertising can be a high-volume lead source at a low cost per lead. It is similar to Google AdWords paid search, but it can be more targeted and it is more specific to B2B.

  • The most popular Web-only retailer sites take an average of 2.99 seconds to load on mobile devices, two seconds longer than Google's recommended load time, according to a recent report from The Search Agency.

  • John J. Wall, author of B2B Marketing Confessions, shares insights from his book, including an explanation of "pragmatic marketing" and tips for calculating tradeshow ROI.

  • Part 2 covers customer-experience-driven comparative advantages and targeted deployment—the tactical execution of communicating a brand's value proposition and unlocking competitive advantages.

  • Marketing and basketball teams have traits in common. Though individual superstars account for some wins single-handedly, the teams that go deep in the NCAA Tournament year after year are those that play as a cohesive unit.

  • The Coca-Cola Company is the most "powerful" global corporate brand, according to a recent report from CoreBrand.