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  • SEMRush analyzed 300 trending videos for 19 characteristics to find out which traits and creative approaches popular TikToks have in common.

  • Does it sometimes feel like your writers, graphic designers, and video folks, and/or your creative agency, are not on the same page—and so the performance of your content suffers? If so, it's probably because the creative brief wasn't rigorous enough, if there was a brief at all. It's time to up your content game. Sponsored by Aventi Group.

  • Want to get more out of your marketing content? Email newsletters are a proven strategy to improve engagement and build trust with customers. Here are three sets of best-practices.

  • When you create an agency in two days—as Rob Simone did with Summer Friday—you want it to be culturally sustainable. That means focusing on its people.

  • This infographic from MediaUpdate, which is based on content from Acodez, covers five key types of social media influencers based on follower counts.

  • The ad tech and martech industries are accelerating at an even greater pace than usual. To keep your employees in the loop and prevent them from burning out, follow these nine tips.

  • Great digital CX is the name of the game in B2B right now. So how do you achieve it? It requires a unique combination of the right data, martech, and enterprise collaboration.

  • People want business websites to be easy to navigate, fast loading, and secure, according to recent research from BestSEOCompanies.

  • Approximately 40% of all events in North America and Europe are now a hybrid event of some sort, meaning they include both an in-person and an online component. Join us for a conversation that will provide insights into how to use these hybrid events for lead generation. Sponsored by Glisser.

  • Most marketers say they plan to either maintain or increase their spend on email marketing in 2022, according to recent research from Litmus.

  • Social media is a great way to market to your entire audience, right? It might seem that way, but social studies and neuroscience tell us that people don't want to be sold things in social situations. Here's what you need to know.

  • This infographic from Dooly covers five sales follow-up subject lines that are hard to ignore.

  • B2B sales have changed, and so must the sales content that marketers create. What worked for in-person selling may not work in the digital world. Here are three ways to approach the shift.

  • Marketers are collectively sighing in relief at having two more years before the death of third-party cookies takes effect. So what should they do with that time? Prepare to fully use first-party data.

  • Americans view the pharmaceutical industry as the least trustworthy industry, though their opinion of pharma companies has improved somewhat over the last year, according to recent research from the Public Affairs Council.

  • Marketers say the most important feature they look for when assessing a marketing automation platform is its integrations with other technology solutions, according to recent research from Demand Spring.

  • KPIs and metrics can indicate performance success for marketers. But what about creative teams? Check out some tips from CMOs for giving measurable feedback to creatives.

  • This piece looks at how you can find an effective combination of hashtags by looking for ones that are active, niche, relevant, and mixed.

  • Getting the right content—content that directly corresponds to a prospect's need—in front of the right people, at the right moment, is a big challenge for today's marketers. But, with the right data and tools, it can be done. And it can drive business growth. Sponsored by Selling Simplified.

  • Sometimes strategic marketing means putting your budget somewhere that isn't your own products. FoodStory Brands CMO Jay Whitney recounts his experiences marketing smaller food brands through exceptionalism and a focus on social causes.