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  • Host George B. Thomas and guest Jill Roberson delve into the differences between digital evolution and digital transformation, including why companies should get used to being uncomfortable and mark their digital journey with evolutionary milestones instead of treating transformation as a single task.

  • SESSION 1 of 4: There are no guarantees in business. But when you're entering a new market or releasing a new product, you can stack the odds in your favor with a Go-to-Market Plan. Create a comprehensive GTM plan that aligns your product with your sales and marketing teams to give your business the best chance at success.

  • Are you closing the door on Instagram leads? Get their attention and invite them in using these 10 simple tactics.

  • A lot of variables determine whether you feel comfortable in your marketing career: your boss, your role, your company, your ability to create change or control upcoming changes... How do you know you're in the right place?

  • Which types of social media posts tend to get the most interactions (likes, comments, and shares) for businesses on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter? To find out, Emplifi examined data for millions of posts in various formats (video, image, reel, link, etc.).

  • Generative AI is disrupting market research, content creation, and even search algorithms. This is your opportunity to create a relevant, personalized user experience for your visitors. Wil Reynolds, vice president of innovation at Seer Interactive, reveals how to use your organization's unique resources to create unmatched SEO results.

  • Most software-as-a-service (SaaS) marketers say text is the format they use most for their case studies, but that they want to create more video case studies in 2023, according to recent research from Uplift Content.

  • Have business owners signed up for Meta's new Threads social network? If so, how do they plan to use it? To find out, researchers at B2B Reviews surveyed 417 business owners across generations.

  • Brand launch. Brand refresh. Rebrand. You know the drill. But what do you do when the best brand option was one you left behind?

  • Anything—from podcasts to community meetups—can be an event, insists Airmeet CMO Mark Kilens. And such micro-events should take place often, in different formats, he says, because in a vast sea of online content... events can also be a brand differentiator: "You can't stand out with content anymore."

  • One friend says, "Let's get dinner some time." Another friend says, "Let's get dinner Tuesday at 7PM." You can already tell the second friend is more interested—and the same principle applies to setting sales appointments.

  • Speaking the language of the C-suite not only enhances marketers' credibility but also increases chances for getting meaningful resources for carrying out important marketing activities.

  • "How to market on Instagram" is the marketing-related search term with the greatest malware risk, according to recent research from Beyond Identity.

  • Join host George B. Thomas and guest Adrian Moreno as they delve into journeys of personal and professional growth, highlighting how connecting with industry influencers can affect your life and career. They also emphasize the importance of authenticity and the art of storytelling.

  • Does your thought leadership contribute to marketing, or is it just amorphous posturing that makes you sound smart? (Spoiler: that wouldn't really be thought leadership, anyway.) Here's how to infuse actual demand gen into your leadership content.

  • As a steward of your brand voice, you may hesitate to hand it over to AI. What if you collaborate with AI instead? Erika Heald, founder of Erika Heald Marketing Consulting, shows you how to create a consistent brand voice with AI. Now, every piece of content from your organization will sound like it could only come from your brand.

  • Slack and Discord are the titans of online community at the moment—particularly for businesses looking for easier ways to communicate. But they're not the only options. As illustrated by (naturally) Nicolas Cage, sometimes the obvious choice isn't the right one for you.

  • Why should marketers expect blind acceptance that the claims they make in marketing content are true? They shouldn't. So how do marketers prove their statements?

  • A significant share of workers say they would be deterred from taking a job offer if the company takes a political stance contrary to their own, according to recent research from Hi Bob.

  • How have empathy maps changed now that empathy is more vital to marketing than ever? This article suggests that they become as mutable as the customer behaviors that inspire them.