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  • Many of us make the mistake of treating LinkedIn as simply an online Rolodex or a glorified CV, rather than an inbound marketing channel that can be optimized for sales inquiries. That is a huge misstep. Find out how to turn your LinkedIn profile into a powerful inbound sales asset.

  • It's one thing to have data to share. It's another to communicate your data in a way that helps you demonstrate your point. If you want to be persuasive, you have to show your data in a useful way. Here are several types of charts and graphs with explanations of when to use (and not use) each.

  • Less than one-third of consumers think brands should take public stands on political issues, according to recent research from Sword and the Script Media.

  • With retailers and marketers ramping up their email volume at the same time during the holidays, you're competing for your customers' attention and the resources of the ISPs delivering your mail. To get your emails opened and to maximize conversions, use these five tactics.

  • Have you ever synergized with your tiger team to ideate how to move the needle? Who hasn't? Check out this humorous look at tech jargon to see what you know and, more important, see how you can sound like you know even more.

  • Marketers and brands can benefit from a deeper understanding into how the brain drives human behavior and how emotions influence the body. Use these six neuroscience principles to supercharge your marketing and advertising campaigns.

  • Personalization can be the not-so-difficult trick to take your email open, click, and conversion rates up a notch. See what consumers think of personalization and how businesses are seeing the benefits.

  • Some 81% of consumers say brands have a responsibility to be transparent on social media, according to recent research from Sprout Social.

  • Email marketing is an indispensable channel for any successful content strategy. But how can you make sure email marketing campaigns are effective? Avoid making these 13 common mistakes.

  • When making the transition to marketing automation, many B2B organizations find scale to be the biggest issue they face. Here are 10 obstacles that pop up when planning and executing campaigns with marketing automation.

  • The content qualities of the pages that rank well on Google search tend to differ significantly among topic areas, according to recent research from Searchmetrics.

  • Having a content strategy in place is important, but it's not the only step to content success. Here are six considerations to ensure that your content marketing efforts are not being wasted.

  • Instagram's IGTV could be exactly what your marketing needs to take your social media video strategy to the next level. Here are 7 tips to help marketers use IGTV.

  • Increasing email engagement is marketers' top priority and challenge, but email deliverability issues can undermine engagement. Unsubscribe from these 5 email myths to increase email deliverability.

  • Making your emails accessible visually, audibly, cognitively, and neurologically isn't just the right thing to do—it may even be good for business. Here's a checklist of ways to make your emails more readable for everyone.

  • One bad brand experience can turn even a loyal customer over to your competitors, so providing stellar service is a must. See how brands can better communicate with customers to encourage retention and loyalty.

  • SAP Ariba's vice-president of influencer marketing, Amisha Gandhi, discusses the company's approach to building lasting relationships with industry influencers.

  • Sales emails are often easily overlooked, but adding video to your emails can give your company the competitive edge. Here's a guide on how to do that and which tools can help.

  • The assumption is that negative comments of rival fans hurt the involved brands--at least on the social media channels on which those comments and interactions take place. But is that really the case?

  • Advertising are pouring money into podcast ads, and for good reason. The audiences tend to be targeted, tech-savvy, high-income-earning, and educated. Check out who's listening and why your brand might want to tune in.