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  • Traditional experience management programs focus mostly on measuring customer experiences. But measuring experiences is very different from improving them. Here's how to take the leap to experience improvement.

  • The practice of "breadcrumbing"—not responding to job candidates in a timely fashion—can have a range of negative effects on employers, according to recent research.

  • A lot of ABM strategies may look great on paper—but they're worthless if you can't implement them to drive growth or you can't measure their success. It's time to do the important work of operationalizing your ABM program—and actually reap the benefits of ABM. Sponsored by Drift.

  • Speaker, author, and influence marketing expert Jason Falls shares tips and insights from his new book, Winfluence: Reframing Influencer Marketing to Reignite Your Brand.

  • Did you know that 25 million businesses are on Instagram and that Photo Ads receive the most marketer spend on the platform? Those are just a couple of the 21 Instagram stats presented in a recent infographic.

  • Marketers are notorious for loving new concepts. But how do you decide which ideas are immediately relevant and which ones can be stored for later? These five tips can help.

  • Digital communication is more important than ever, but many marketers are still wondering how to effectively handle engagement tactics and customer experiences in the virtual world. While forming your strategy, keep these five tips in mind.

  • Most B2B tech and telco marketers say their firm plans to increase the number of marketing channels in its media mix in 2021 and to focus on driving efficiencies in targeting, according to recent research from WARC and Spotify.

  • Firms spend 23 hours writing a response to a request for proposal (RFP) and involve nine people in the process, on average, according to recent research from Loopio.

  • How quick are your brand's reflexes? In a world where brand response has to match the speed of social media feeds, you can't afford to be sluggish. Achieving responsive brand marketing means asking yourself these six questions.

  • How can you ensure you're getting a full view of your LinkedIn ad campaign performance and gaining the insights you need to make valuable optimizations?

  • Marketers can truly have a fundamental impact on their audience's quality of life. Jasmine Gee joins us and shares how she's used marketing to help with the Covid-19 vaccine rollout and how she's connected with her audience in a profound way.

  • Now that tradeshows and events have shifted to digital, sponsorship packages look much different. But there are still ways to attract sponsors and get their brands and offers in front of event attendees. Check out these nine useful tips.

  • How exactly can you develop content that will rank well on search engine results pages? This infographic offers nine key tips for creating SEO-friendly content, including advice on researching keywords, identifying the right formats, and implementing effective internal links.

  • The COVID-19 pandemic led IT buyers to spend more time learning about tech solutions last year and also led more buyers to rely on webinars while researching, according to a recent report.

  • A pandemic-induced recession—when your customers are spending more time online—is the perfect time to be using influencers as part of your marketing strategy. Here are five major benefits of doing so.

  • The effects of the pandemic have taken a mental toll on everyone. In 2021, companies have a responsibility to address the stressors of today's work environment and provide mental health resources to support their employees, particularly in these three areas.

  • Writer's block, lack of creative inspiration, falling back on cliches and marketing-speak... if any of that ever happens to you, you're not alone. But by harnessing the secrets of storytelling and neuroscience, you can make any topic—even those that seem boring—interesting.

  • All marketers have to be Swiss Army knives, but to be successful at demand gen you have to upgrade yourself to the Ultra-Military-Grade Leatherman of marketers. And when you devote so much time generating leads, the last thing you want to do is let them languish without a solid follow-up plan.

  • COVID has shown us that everything is connected—and in a business setting, connection requires alignment among departments, Sales and Marketing included. From a sales enablement perspective, here's how you can drive alignment.