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  • Encouraging employees to advocate on behalf of their company on social media can be a boon to the business, but convincing management isn't always easy. Here are responses to five common objections to employee advocacy.

  • Here's what you need to know about fake news, why you should consider fact-checking in your own content marketing, and how to implement a fact-checking process.

  • Brands are using social media listening platforms primarily to improve customer service, reach new audiences, get feedback on products/services, and monitor questions/concerns, according to a recent report from Clutch.

  • Salespeople say their biggest work challenge this year is spending too much time on administrative/non-selling activities, according to recent research from Richardson.

  • Spend on display ads is exploding, but their perceived ROI remains low. One reason: attributing phone calls to display ads is challenging. Check out five steps marketers can take to make it easier.

  • Marketing leaders say linking social and content pieces to revenue is the biggest hurdle they face in determining the ROI of their digital efforts, according to recent research from TrackMaven.

  • Although learning and using new technologies has become an essential part of B2B marketers' jobs, most would rather be focused on traditional undertakings, such as developing new campaigns, according to recent research from Leadspace.

  • The good news: The proliferation of new ad platforms and formats has created a lot of opportunities for publishers. The bad news: The proliferation of new ad platforms and formats has created tons of confusion and a whole new set of challenges.

  • Consumers say the biggest mistake a small business can make with its website is to include outdated contact information, according to recent research from Vistaprint Digital.

  • In the fast-moving world of marketing, it's easy to feel stuck. Here's what you can do to get your career moving forward.

  • Whether you're focused on building a content strategy, creating and distributing content, or measuring content performance, even one-person teams can achieve content marketing success.

  • Marketers with digital skills, especially those with digital advertising and content expertise, are most in demand by employers, according to research from McKinley Marketing Partners.

  • Perhaps it's time marketing and advertising agencies re-evaluated their mission statements and standard operating procedures. Here are three still-relevant catchphrases from Jerry Maguire that agencies can learn from.

  • Marketers are known for late nights and jam-packed days. Unfortunately, that kind of schedule can lead to diminished productivity at best, and burnout and turnover at worst. There's a better way.

  • The share of visits by smartphone users to US websites across all industries jumped 18% from 2015 to 2016, according to recent research from Adobe.

  • Most small businesses are putting more marketing budget toward social media and websites this year, according to recent research from Clutch.

  • ZoomInfo, InfoUSA, and Data.com are the most popular data providers with B2B marketers, according to recent research from Openprise.

  • Multitasking can be good or it can be bad. Here are its pros and cons—and tips on how to be a productive multitasker.

  • Consumers are most likely to complain about a brand when they encounter poor service, according to recent research from Corra.

  • The biggest challenge for a lot of distributed marketing organizations is that they don't have sufficient visibility into the co-op spending of their independent partners.