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  • Podcasting represents an amazing opportunity to be heard by and connect with your audience. It gives you the power to educate, entertain, inform, inspire, get laughs, incite tears, and touch listeners on an emotional level. Is your mic powered up?

  • In today's consumer environment, we marketers must take risks, otherwise we risk getting lost in the clutter and sinking into irrelevance. Success lies in understanding the difference between taking risks... and being risky.

  • How much more are major, established brands searched for on Google compared with smaller, challenger brands? An analysis by SLANT examined Google search trend data for 20 categories in the United States.

  • Indecision, internal squabbles, poor protocols, and fear of finishing and "shipping" can paralyze marketing initiatives. But your content program doesn't have to go down that rabbit hole. Here are tips for quickly instituting a content marketing program.

  • The world of freelancing has grown, and there's no longer one definition of what a freelancer is. Check out this infographic by LinkedIn ProFinder and Intuit to see five types of gig workers today. Which one is right for your business? Or which one are you?

  • Marketers have lately been talking much more about how augmented reality and virtual reality will change marketing. It's time to take a step back and put a practical spin on AR and VR—on what is likely to happen and what is simply hype.

  • Retail marketers say developing content and promotions well ahead of time is the most effective thing that can be done to prepare for the winter holiday shopping season, according to recent research from Campaigner.

  • Budgets aren't sexy, but they are vital for high-performing marketing organizations. If you can master these three keys, you'll create a best-in-class marketing budget—and you'll be well on your way to marketing success.

  • You should control your inbox—not the other way around. This infographic presents tips for getting your emails under control—to make you better focused and more productive.

  • Prospective buyers of marketing technologies rank demos, test drives, and self-driven online research as the most valuable methods for evaluating products/services, according to a recent report from Target Marketing, NAPCO Research, and IBM.

  • It's no secret that marketers have a lot on their plates. Conflicting priorities and lack of resources can make marketers feel like they aren't accomplishing much. Check out this infographic for tips on how to get out of the that's-how-we've-always-done-it rut and get more done.

  • Is your workplace affecting your health? The right chair, lighting, and monitor positioning can make a big difference in how you feel. Check out the infographic for tips on making your office, desk, and work habits healthier.

  • Most merchants that use Amazon.com as a sales channel are worried that the e-commerce giant will one day become a competitor, according to a recent research from SLI Systems.

  • Marketing used to be an art. These days, it’s more like a science—we can now understand whether our creativity made any difference, just how compelling our messaging is, and how to refine it—and more—for better results. It’s all a matter of measuring, tracking, and analyzing the right way.

  • Claire Diaz-Ortiz, co-author of One Minute Mentoring (written with Ken Blanchard) explains how mentoring benefits both the mentor and the protege, how to find a mentor, how to know when it's the right fit, and more.

  • Facebook is already the most used social network by marketers for advertising, and it is also the platform marketers are most bullish about for the next 12 months, according to recent research from Hanapin Marketing.

  • Oh, no, you didn't! Make sure your brand isn't participating in these six social media no-nos.

  • In today's digital world, marketers manage thousands of images and videos. What's the best way to manage your marketing materials? Here are five best-practices to consider.

  • Communication matters. In organizations without effective communication, leaders can't lead, products don't sell, and projects don't get funded. Which presents a paradox: if it's that important, why does most communication fail?

  • Though 42% of women take photos of products in-store to remember them later, only 30% of men do so, a recent study finds. Check out the infographic for more about how men and women use technology differently to enhance their in-store experience.