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  • Sometimes you may want a tool that includes data from a wider range of platforms than Google Trends, or one that delivers different insights. If so, you may want to try some of the alternatives covered this infographic.

  • In the current environment, the pressure is on all marketers to produce results. Here are three predictions for how the coming year's standout content marketing performers will use data to their advantage.

  • Laying the groundwork for first-party data success means understanding the variables that shape the journey and the key milestones along the way. And here they all are.

  • It sounds simple, but writing a good question and collecting reliable answers is harder than it seems—whether you're writing full-fledged survey instruments or quick questions for polls or forms. So here are six sets of expert tips and best-practices.

  • To discover whether your content marketing is successful and to what extent your content goals have been met, you need to identify your content marketing's key performance indicators. Monitor these nine KPIs.

  • B2B marketing wouldn't be complete without an email or two (or two hundred!). Join us for our Email Marketing Friday Forum, when three industry experts will share their tips and tricks for turning up the star factor on everyday emails to amp up engagement, increase opens and clicks, and drive conversion. Sponsored by Validity.

  • In our data-rich, content-saturated digital landscape, success lies not in just creating more content but in listening to what your audience is telling you. Because content makes the connections, but data finds the match.

  • Brand monitoring is about understanding public sentiment toward your brand across various platforms, including social media, forums, and reviews. With the advent of AI, however, that task is set to become more complex—yet more insight-laden.

  • Google Ads continues to be a powerhouse among paid ad platforms, and now there's Google Analytics 4 to help you get more out of your data than ever. This article offers best-practices for using GA4 in paid media campaigns.

  • How do you strike the right balance between delivering personalized marketing experiences and protecting user privacy? Is it a zero-sum game in which one goal undermines the other, or can they harmoniously coexist?

  • As cookies and third-party tracking fall out of favor, marketers will need to look beyond paid media and revisit the backbone of SEO: organic search.

  • Connecting the dots between a prospect's professional and personal profiles is a powerful way to supercharge B2B marketing. Here's why it's important and how it can help you.

  • This episode of the Marketing Smarts Live Show offers a comprehensive exploration of the role of cookies in digital marketing and the implications of moving toward a cookieless future.

  • The launch of Apple's mail privacy protection two years ago immediately led to cries of "Email opens are dead!" But much like the cries of "Email is dead," they should be ignored. Learn how open rate can still be useful.

  • Unlock ABM success with customer intent data! Answering the Who, What, When, and Why of leads gives you the keys to reading buyer intent signals. Discover how to read those signals, capitalize on the moment, and generate tangible results with ABM. Sponsored by ZoomInfo.

  • Marketers are using AI to gain competitive advantage. Are you? Discover how to pair authentic human input with artificial intelligence to unlock more precise market research, actionable customer insights, and winning marketing campaigns. Sponsored by SurveyMonkey.

  • Marketers estimate that nearly half of online conversations about their brand or offerings now occur on "dark" social media channels such as messaging apps and private groups, according to recent research.

  • This infographic looks at what it takes to create good surveys across four key stages: planning and scoping, authoring and creation, execution and fielding, and analysis and reporting.

  • Relying on self-reported survey respondents when conducting market research may lead to flawed data and incorrect conclusions, according to a recent comparison of different sampling methodologies.

  • Podcast guest Tish Millsap introduces the who, what, where, when, and why framework for revenue attribution. She discusses what attribution really is, why you need a plan before buying a software tool, why you'll likely need more than one attribution model, and more.