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  • It's now a digital-first world, and that means the customers are expecting more out of their experience than ever. Thanks to technology, companies can offer positive customer experiences across digital channels. Build your CX on these three pillars.

  • The COVID-19 pandemic drove a 177% spike in remote job listings for marketing roles over a six-month period, according to recent research from LinkedIn Marketing Solutions.

  • If you're in the process of hiring a marketing agency, or you're thinking of hiring one but you're not sure what kind of relationship you want and what type of contract you should sign, read this article before you decide.

  • Fully 62% of hiring managers say they always check job applicants' social media accounts, and 29% say they sometimes do.

  • Most sales professionals say salespeople are underappreciated in the business world, though more have been feeling appreciated since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to recent research from Pipedrive.

  • In keeping up with ever-changing digital channels and techniques, are we forgetting the who, what, why, and when—the fundamentals—of marketing? We shouldn't abandon a traditional marketing mindset. Here's why.

  • Just about every business has a social media presence, but is social media marketing really effective? Maybe we should be using social media in a different way.

  • Americans say Patagonia, Honda, and Moderna have the best reputations among high-profile companies, according to recent research from The Harris Poll and Axios.

  • When looking to drive growth marketers typically focus on demand marketing. However, recent research shows that a more balanced investment between brand and demand marketing can be highly effective.

  • 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.

  • With hiring picking up in the United States, why are some job seekers not accepting offers? According to recent research from Talroo, various forces are influencing those decisions.

  • 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.

  • Digital marketing has moved toward strategies that provide quantifiable returns on spending. But B2B companies have long sales cycles, and Google Analytics alone is not sufficient to determine attribution and ROI. You need closed-loop analytics.

  • A brand audit is an in-depth examination of your brand to identify what you’re doing well, spot areas for improvement, and assess your position in the market compared with your competitors. So, how exactly do you conduct one?

  • Too many companies register multiple domain names—sometimes hundreds or thousands—and then forget about them. Losing track of you online real estate poses high risks to security and reputation. Here's why you should take domain name security seriously.

  • Modern marketers wear many hats. They're expected to accomplish numerous tasks, but formal training for most of those tasks doesn't exist—or it's considered less important than training for Sales. But systematic training for your marketing team is a must. Here's why.

  • Choices in marketing automation are plenty, and it might seem you have to choose between several best-of-breed platforms or a single all-in-one solution. But, surprise: you can have both.

  • Why isn't your brand memorable? It might be because you're failing to present your brand consistently or because you've failed to develop a unique selling proposition.

  • The average job tenure for chief marketing officers at large brands dropped in 2020 to the shortest it has been in more than a decade, according to recent research from Spencer Stuart.

  • You may be qualified and experienced. But what sets you apart from the competition in today's competitive job market? A powerful personal brand.