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  • Do the potentials of blockchain technology go beyond the novelty of "owning" a digital piece of art? Perhaps. Future marketers could harness NFTs for functions typically associated with customer relationship management.

  • Most C-suite executives at enterprise companies are bearish about the United States economy, according to recent research from West Monroe.

  • A RevOps department is only as effective as its unification of metrics—and it really should be the marketing department that takes that leap, argues this article.

  • Visibility, flexibility, and accuracy: who in your organization can provide all three to have the greatest effect on business? Those entrenched in day-to-day operations.

  • B2B marketers say their biggest marketing concern is how to generate more leads, whereas B2B salespeople say their biggest marketing concern is how to improve lead quality, according to recent research from SharpSpring and Ascend2.

  • Digital transformation doesn't have to turn your sales reps into disembodied Internet heads. B2B buyers have become more self-serve, yes; but it's still advantageous for them to work with seller expertise, even post-pandemic.

  • The average tenure of chief marketing officers at large US advertisers is only 3 years and 4 months, according to recent research from Spencer Stuart.

  • In this profession, it can feel like you're running yourself ragged and spinning your wheels while crossing your fingers that your current or next campaign will yield desired results. So, how are marketers working smarter, conserving their resources, and achieving better results? Find out in this webinar. Sponsored by Adobe.

  • Changes are happening around Google Analytics. Have you started to adapt for your analytics future? Katie Robbert chats about GA4, including what's changing, why it's changing, and what it all means for you as a marketer.

  • We've all overestimated our ability to get a project done in time and missed a deadline. But when the project is a B2B marketing video, the company can suffer the consequences. Here are four tips to ensure that doesn't happen.

  • This infographic recommends tools for a wide range of different tasks, including managing discussion threads, parsing comments, and automating workflows.

  • The ability to work remotely is linked to an increase in employee happiness of up to 20%, according to recent research from Tracking Happiness.

  • B2B marketing, sales, and customer success professionals say a lack of communication among their teams is the biggest barrier to providing an exceptional customer experience, according to recent research from The Pedowitz Group and Ascend2.

  • Most B2B professionals say their organization sometimes assigns sales leads to the wrong person, according to recent research from Lean Data, Sales Hacker, Heinz Marketing, and Outreach.

  • Real-world AI looks very different from sci-fi TV's beeping robots most of us watched while growing up. Today's AI cannot fulfill its potential if it's relegated to its usual incarnation—expensive prototypes or initiatives. AI in the enterprise functions best as an integral part of a product management system.

  • The best way to establish a lead-scoring system is to follow what makes marketing so effective: knowing your core audience and setting goals. Check out this article for more on lead-scoring.

  • Many marketers get to the point where they want to venture out on their own, but starting a new agency can be confusing and complicated. Here are four benchmarks to count on, and what you should measure when you get there.

  • Data can drive better marketing strategies and help make content more authoritative. However, when data is interpreted incorrectly, it can lead marketers astray. Explore 15 common data mistakes that should be avoided.

  • So you've got your sales and marketing departments on the same page... mostly. But where does IT fit in? Can you put everyone in the same room without all hell breaking loose? To achieve interdepartmental harmony, follow these steps.

  • "Positions, everyone!" You know where your company started at the beginning of the show. But where is it by intermission? If you don't know, it may be time to reposition.