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  • The goal of positioning, which is a strategic process, is to create benefit associations in the minds of your prospective customers. That's because your brand messaging won't hold up unless you've first built your positioning. Here's what you need to know.

  • Sales deals that are won tend to have shorter time frames than lost deals, more email communication, more meetings, and more stakeholder involvement, according to recent research from People.ai.

  • As a marketer today, you've always got to be listening and engaging with a myriad of customers and prospects on an ever-growing number of channels and platforms. But you also need sleep. So how can you do it all? The answer is mass 1-to-1 marketing. Sponsored by Sprinklr.

  • Your buyers incorporate mobile into their everyday work, so it makes sense that your marketing and sales communications should, too. SMS can transform your efficiency—and it's even more effective when combined with automation.

  • Digital presence is the totality of how you're represented on the Web, from site landing pages and blog posts to social content and online reviews. So, how can you boost your digital presence?

  • Businesses that need marketing services are faced with the question of whether to hire in-house, outsource to an agency, or contract with freelancers. Here are the most important factors to consider when making your decision.

  • Traditional marketing operates by interrupting people. It's time we moved to permission marketing for more respect and better timing. But how do we know who wants to hear from us? Find out in this article.

  • The secret to marketing automation success is knowing what email campaigns to use and when. Seven campaigns effective enough to get you promoted are outlined in this article.

  • It's time to stop pushing out content and just hoping it converts. Instead, wield the secret weapon of website audits to inform your content strategy—and boost your lead generation and conversion efforts. Sponsored by Influence & Co.

  • The demise of third-party cookies has now been delayed for two years. But that doesn't mean marketers need to remain unprepared for similar tectonic changes, including iOS14. Let's look at what has already changed, and how you can tackle upcoming events.

  • Customer insights master Debbie MacInnis and positioning expert Allen Weiss join us to talk about two strategic areas in which organizations are struggling.

  • 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.

  • The need for businesses to be creative in the digital experiences they provide has become palpable in the past year. If a business is not creative, its brand suffers. Here's why businesses should value creativity in their marketing.

  • Did you know that 77% of B2B buyers don't talk to a salesperson until they have done their own research? That's one of the data points covered in this infographic from Growth Strategies 101.

  • 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.

  • Effectively generating leads often requires following a lengthy path that includes everything from developing a strategic plan to measuring performance. This infographic from Orbit Media Studios covers each essential element of that journey.

  • In email marketing, there's a fine line between annoying and intriguing. Too much automation can put you over the edge. This article will help you avoid over-automated email sequences.

  • Is your current marketing strategy helping your brand grow while keeping competitors at bay? Now is the time to make sure you're asking the right questions about your market and competition, and embedding evolution and adaptation into your marketing strategy.

  • If you've ever wondered what gets a new product adopted quickly, look no further than late-night infomercials. Their use of a marketing formula contains lessons every marketer can learn from.

  • 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.