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  • In email marketing, there's a fine line between annoying and intriguing. Too much automation can put you over the edge. This article will help you avoid over-automated email sequences.

  • Most people say their perception of a company changes when they notice that it has made a grammar mistake, according to recent research from Tidio.

  • Fresh off a MarketingProfs webinar, Bobby Lehew joins us to answer questions we didn't get to in the Q&A. We talk about where powerful stories come from, how to connect with your audience, and why it's OK to quit on bad books. And more.

  • In today's world, the traditional role of marketing in business hasn't just been flipped on its head, it's been reimagined entirely. Here's what to focus on to ensure Marketing remains relevant and respected.

  • More isn't always better with your email marketing strategy. The pandemic caused many marketers to follow a mass messaging approach in 2020, but prospects aren't likely to respond to that tactic in 2021. Here are four tactics to use now.

  • Marketers say their biggest challenge with freelance content creators is the time they need to spend managing those freelancers and bringing them up to speed on brand guidelines, according to recent research from Skyword.

  • A stellar content experience for your buyers can be transformative—both to their relationship with your company and to your own business outcomes. But the rules of content have changed. You'll need to know these three new rules of content experience.

  • Ursula Ringham, head of global influencer marketing for SAP, joins us to talk about influencer marketing, building communities, and going to college for 30 years.

  • Marketing amplification depends on expanding reach through conversations, which is why podcasts are an ideal tool. But there is no perfect formula to ensure that your brand podcast will be a success. There are do's and don'ts, however. Here are five of the don'ts.

  • What is connectivity, and why is it important in marketing and customer experience? Check out the findings of Widen's 2021 Connectivity Report.

  • There's so much media hype about Gen Z and its impact on our business world that it can be difficult to sort through it all—especially for marketers. Here are insights from CBX's research about the generation that's breaking cultural barriers.

  • There's no denying that good Web design matters for creating positive customer experiences. However, your B2B clients will look beyond your website for assurance that you're the right company to meet their needs. Here six ways to convince them.

  • As the world shifts further toward a culture of technology following the tumultuous year of 2020, building a culture of trust is a difficult task for any brand. Show your customers they can trust you by focusing on these three things.

  • Marketers hear all the time that they should embrace personalization. But what does that mean? How exactly can you deliver more relevant and targeted messaging?

  • The transformation to digital engagement from in-person selling has undoubtedly been a challenge. Seven executives from Fortune 1000 companies share their experiences of successfully shifting to digital customer engagement.

  • Cold sales outreach has lost popularity with B2B marketers, but that doesn't mean the technique is obsolete: You just have to start by warming up your prospects first. Here's how, in five steps.

  • Every business function has its specialized vocabulary, but marketing terms are often vague or undefined—or their meaning is not agreed upon. A universal language is necessary for proving marketing's value to the execs in your company. Here's what you need to know.

  • How can marketers successfully market to the C-suite? By making meaningful connections with personalized, immersive brand experiences on the most effective channels. Find out about those experiences and channels in this article.

  • It's become obvious in the past year that remote work is here to stay, or at the very least, expected to be combined with the traditional office. The success of that hybrid workplace of the future depends on thinking about communication in a new way.

  • How do you determine when a customer is loyal to your brand? This article breaks down customers into five levels of loyalty, and outlines how to market to each level.