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  • Consider this episode of the Marketing Smarts Live Show a beacon for B2B marketers seeking to elevate their content, engage their audience more effectively, and achieve tangible results in a crowded digital landscape.

  • What are the pivotal differences between micro- and macro-influencers? Discover key differences and their impact on reach and authenticity, and gain insights for determining the right influencers for your marketing goals. See how to choose wisely.

  • YouTube is by far the most used social media platform by Americans, according to a recent report from the Pew Research Center.

  • When potential customers see and interact with your brand multiple times, they become more likely to become interested in what you're offering. And when sales and marketing teams work together to make multitouch lead gen even more effective, the inevitable result is a boost in conversions.

  • Even in the age of AI, you need a human writer to craft high-quality B2B content. True, humans can deliver blah content, too. But that's less likely to happen if you provide your writers a kickass content creation brief. Here are the essential elements of your brief.

  • Now that TikTok has entered the search ad game, have you adjusted your media mix? If you're trying to reach Gen Z or Millennials and you haven't yet made use of the advertising capabilities TikTok affords marketers, you should probably rethink your ad strategy.

  • Most salespeople are required to learn sales scripts before contacting prospects. And to ensure all the information is conveyed exactly as the company prefers, they're discouraged from adding anything to the script. Basically, they're hired to be human commercials. No wonder it doesn't work.

  • As ad spend stalls, PR and Marketing have the potential to receive a bigger share of annual budget. But what ramifications does a shift in budget allocation entail, and what opportunities await savvy, creative PR and marketing pros? Let's find out.

  • Sales enablement can feel worse than untangling a giant knot of half-burned-out Christmas tree lights. Luckily, a series of MarketingProfs articles undertook that metaphorical untangling. The lessons now unwound from that effort shine brightly as guiding principles of sales enablement.

  • Demonstrating the link between investment in PR/corporate communications and business outcomes has always been hard. But proving value is getting easier. Here's what you need to know.

  • B2B influencer marketing offers a unique opportunity to build credibility and trust among prospects and customers. Embrace it—but do so with the utmost care for brand safety. Follow these eight steps.

  • This infographic looks at steps businesses should take—such as creating a workflow where a human reviews every piece of AI-generated content—as well as things to avoid, such as putting sensitive information into AI tools.

  • Small business owners say repurposing content delivers a wide range of important benefits, including saving time, boosting brand awareness, and increasing engagement, according to recent research from Adobe.

  • This insightful conversation with LinkedIn ads expert AJ Wilcox ventured deep into the realm of LinkedIn advertising, unraveling myths, discussing hurdles, and sharing actionable tactics that every B2B marketer needs to know.

  • It sounds simple, but writing a good question and collecting reliable answers is harder than it seems—whether you're writing full-fledged survey instruments or quick questions for polls or forms. So here are six sets of expert tips and best-practices.

  • CDP and CEP objectives overlap, but their primary functions differ. This article highlights the roles of CEPs and CDPs, real-world use cases, and ways they enable customer-centric strategies.

  • In our data-rich, content-saturated digital landscape, success lies not in just creating more content but in listening to what your audience is telling you. Because content makes the connections, but data finds the match.

  • Generative AI is undeniably having an impact on every facet of business (and our lives), and that certainly includes marketing. For marketers, adapting to and embracing genAI is not just an option, it's a necessity.

  • Most marketers who work for B2B technology firms expect their marketing spend to increase this year, according to recent research.

  • In the new year, one thing is clear: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of the marketing conversation. As we move into 2025, the marketing landscape will be shaped by four trends.