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  • People tend to mention templates frequently when reviewing email software platforms, according to recent research from Capterra.

  • Ty Heath, global lead of The B2B Institute at LinkedIn, gives a sneak preview of her B2B Marketing Forum session: "How to Combine Account-Based Marketing and Social Selling on LinkedIn."

  • The rise of artificial intelligence is dramatically changing the way businesses understand and communicate with their audiences. Nowhere is that truer than in the fields of experience management (XM) and marketing research. See five ways AI is the future of research.

  • With so many options for different types of tools that manage, cleanse, transform, combine, and help you act on data, how do you know which one is right for you? And what does each of those tools even do?

  • Whether you're decluttering your closet or updating your marketing plan, the key is to be thoughtful and critical. To hold in your hands, or in your mind, the initiatives and activities that spark joy—and results.

  • Consumers today are more than cost-conscious. They're also socially conscious. To appeal to these consumers, brands can't simply offer quality goods and services; they must also support good causes and be service-oriented. Here's what you need to know about cause marketing.

  • B2B lead generation and sales is a complex world. As technology, trends, and preferences evolve, so do B2B marketing and sales. Identifying and overcoming common challenges is the best way to accelerate B2B growth.

  • As marketing automation moves to the top of the priority list for marketers, the real question is whether the effort will pay off, what metrics should be used to gauge success, and when to expect an ROI. Here's how marketing automation integration will impact your 2020 planning.

  • Too many brands today have developed an obsession with performance marketing while relegating branding to the proverbial back burner. But prioritizing one strategy over the other has significant ramifications. Here's what to do instead.

  • Strategist Matt Desmier shares tips for agencies, brands, and organizations on how to clarify their positioning, messaging, and branding.

  • Adults in the US use mobile devices more than desktop computers when searching for local products and services. Which is why it makes sense to use geolocation marketing to increase local sales.

  • Video has quickly become one of the most popular types of online content. This infographic goes into detail why that's the case: the rise of video marketing, current usage, the reasons video works, and much more. In all, some 40+ stats highlight the growing importance of video in marketing.

  • Programmatic media buying combines creativity and powerful technology to deliver a tailored ad experience across multiple screens in real-time. It's the future of digital advertising, and it's already here.

  • Companies big and small use rebranding as a way to keep up or stay ahead in their industry. Rebranding can save a company in decline and maintain a company at the top. But not all rebrands are a resounding success, and rebranding should never be undertaken on a whim.

  • Most B2B buyers say they want to hear from sales reps when products have complex configurations, when purchases have specific terms, when there are pricing specials, and when trying to learn about new offerings, according to recent research from PROS.

  • Top LinkedIn video creator and keynote speaker Goldie Chan shares the secrets of her success in content creation, personal branding, and influencer marketing.

  • The brands that consumers find most reputable tend to come across as risk-taking, friendly, uncompromising, trustworthy, and orderly, according to research from TrustPilot.

  • Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook are the most popular social media platforms, but brands need to be aware of emerging platforms if they don't want to risk missing lucrative opportunities. Here are key market trends in social media engagement and ways emerging platforms are addressing those trends.

  • In far too many businesses, marketing and sales teams maintain radio silence between each other, even though each has plenty to offer the other—especially regarding content. If only they could team-up, their collaboration would mean less wheel-spinning and more success for both.

  • Facebook is still the most popular social network for paid campaigns, but marketers appear to be most bullish about YouTube and Instagram, according to recent research from Hanapin Marketing.