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  • Executives say the biggest thing preventing better collaboration between brands and marketing agencies is a lack of useful reporting/metrics, according to a recent report from Oracle Marketing Cloud and Forbes Insights.

  • Because of significant changes to the layout of Google's search results pages, digital marketers engaged in PPC and CTR campaigns are competing for fewer available spots on each page. To compensate, use these four techniques and win the top spots.

  • Not every social platform suits every business. Use these tips to choose the right social platform for you to engage your potential customers and deepen existing relationships.

  • Consumers prefer to enter contests and sweepstakes in which the prizes don’t require lot of effort from the winners, according to recent research from HelloWorld.

  • Marketing automation tools too often don't meet marketers' demand generation goals. Why? Many marketers assume marketing automation is a "set it and forget it" process; actually, it requires a lot of effort and preparation to do well.

  • Are people more likely to recall a digital advertisement if they are exposed to more of the ad unit or if they see it for a longer period of time (or both more and longer)?

  • The world moves fast. If we want to keep up, we need to take a different, more nimble approach—one we call agile marketing. And it brings benefits: greater productivity, more relevant marketing communications and campaigns, increasingly better results, happier employees, and very contented bosses.

  • Want to acquire new customers without breaking your budget? Consider influencer marketing. Here's what you need to know.

  • Social networks spent the week honing their core products and beefing up their ad prowess. Instagram officially introduced its long-rumored business features, and Twitter scrapped its buy buttons in what might (or not) be a big blow to social commerce.

  • For veteran app users and newbies alike, app ratings matter. They really matter. Especially as social proof that the app has value and is worth installing. Ask users for a review the wrong way, and you might well sink your app's future.

  • Smartphone owners use, on average, of 27 mobile apps per month, according to recent research from Nielsen.

  • Turn any common presentation, such as a sales deck or company overview, into an asset that provides valuable information, turns prospects into buyers, and drives the bottom line.

  • Although Facebook users can now engage with posts by using reactions such as the heart or angry face, relatively few are taking advantage of this functionality, according to recent research from Quintly.

  • Finding engaging content to share via social media can be time-consuming and tough—and a hindrance to all the other work you have to do. So use these four simple ways to discover and share content that can improve your social media marketing.

  • "Millionaire Mentor" Dan Lok shares the story of how he overcame his early failures to grow a portfolio of successful businesses by mastering the power of marketing.

  • Facebook is the most used social network by businesses for marketing purposes, and 67% of companies plan to further increase their Facebook marketing activities this year, according to recent data from Social Media Examiner.

  • More than ever, we B2B marketers are held accountable for driving revenue—and proving that we are. If you're struggling with measuring your content's value, here are three sets of metrics to track—and tips on how you can track them.

  • Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders hold big advantages over Donald Trump in email list size, but the presumptive GOP nominee tops both Democrats in email open rate, according to recent data from Return Path.

  • Customer experience is quickly overtaking price and product as the key brand differentiator. Make sure you're not sabotaging customer experience.

  • When someone first visits your website, it's unlikely she's going to buy from you, no matter how good your product or service is. She needs to come to trust you first. So how can we marketers build such credibility?