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  • The home stretch of the holiday season is a unique opportunity to retool digital strategies that carry you into January and beyond. Here's how retailers and marketers can connect with consumers even after the wrapping paper is tossed out and leftovers are gone.

  • Across the globe, two retail giants rule online shopping. But their markets are different, and their strategies for growth vary as well. Check out today's infographic for the scoop on the kings of e-commerce.

  • How can your business react to consumer behaviors—and try to beat the retail giant that is Amazon? Here are a few new, innovative ways to keep driving revenue this holiday retail season through next-generation remarketing.

  • Which channel would win in a head-to-head contest? Today's infographic pits email against SMS messages to see which has more volume and engagement, and which people prefer to receive.

  • Instead of targeting just the C-suite, today's B2B marketers must target groups of buyers and influencers who range from junior procurement specialists in their 20s to senior executives in their 50s and 60s.

  • Nearly one-third of consumers start their holiday shopping in October, and over 70% are finished by early December, according to an infographic by MDG Advertising. Check it out to see how marketers can make the most of that window in time and ensure a jolly holiday bottom line.

  • Consumers in the United States say Apple, Google, and Amazon are the most "relevant" brands, according to recent research from Prophet.

  • At the end of the day, lead generation is B2B marketing's primary task. It is also the trickiest. Getting disconnected from what customers want happens a lot more and faster than you think.

  • Nearly half of marketers say artificial intelligence is an overhyped idea/term, according to recent research from Resulticks.

  • The specter of the General Data Protection Regulation has loomed large. With GDPR taking effect next year, efforts to comply with the new regulations should already be well underway. That's simply not the case at many companies, however.

  • As marketers, we need to know how to build excitement for our product or service without overhyping and disappointing customers. And the best way to master walking that fine line is by better understanding how and why expectations alter experiences.

  • Consumers in the United States are expected to spend $9.1 billion on Halloween-related products this year, up from $8.4 billion in 2016, according to recent research from the National Retail Federation (NRF).

  • Most consumers are willing to share their email address with brands but are hesitant to share other information, such as phone number, shopping history, real-time location, and income, according to recent research from SAP Hybris.

  • The essence of creating a positive experience is making customers feel that they are heard and important—before, during and after a transaction.

  • Consumers in the United States feel the most loyalty toward—among major brands—Amazon's e-commerce store and Google's search engine, according to recent research from Brand Keys.

  • Snapchat and Instagram are the favorite social networks of teenagers in the United States, according to recent research from Piper Jaffray.

  • Some 42% of owners of voice-activated smart speakers say their device has become essential to their life, according to recent research from NPR and Edison Research.

  • Apple and Google are the two most valuable global brands, according to recent research from Interbrand.

  • Most B2B buyers say the marketing and sales communications they receive from brands have improved over the past few years, according to recent research from Dun & Bradstreet.

  • Dear [first name] isn't enough... Today's personalization encompasses not just email fields but the entire buying experience. Check out the infographic to see how marketers are using personalization now and where it's going in the future.