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  • The tides are changing in the relationship between B2B organizations and their PR and marketing agencies. Market demands have shifted, and both sides of the client/agency relationship must adapt. Read this article for survey-based insights.

  • How can marketers successfully market to the C-suite? By making meaningful connections with personalized, immersive brand experiences on the most effective channels. Find out about those experiences and channels in this article.

  • Intent data collects the digital breadcrumbs that buyers leave behind as they progress on their digital buying journey. How can you integrate such valuable intent data into your marketing strategy? Find out.

  • Loni Stark, vice-president of strategy and product at Adobe, opens up about managing an enterprise team remotely and bringing your whole self to work, as well as how creative pursuits outside of work can improve on-the-job performance and satisfaction.

  • The pandemic has significantly changed the way B2B buyers and sellers do business. To adapt to the new B2B sales and marketing world, adopt these five strategies.

  • When marketers want to measure customer experience and loyalty, they often use Net Promoter Score (NPS), which focuses on whether customers would recommend your product or service. That's nice to know, of course, but reliance on that one simple metric is likely limiting your opportunities for growth and excellence. It's time to go beyond NPS and use a KPI that actually forecasts loyalty and growth.

  • Are you struggling to access, analyze, and make sense of data that is siloed, fragmented, or otherwise lacking in full-picture insights? It's time to make the best possible use of all your data—by ensuring it can be a single source of truth that gives you a 360-degree view and helps you achieve better ROI. Sounds good, right? Sponsored by Snowflake.

  • Marketing automation technology is no longer a luxury; it's a necessity for companies to operate efficiently. From improved customer experience to increased visibility, here are some of the many advantages to using AI and automation.

  • When we think of any product or service, particular associations come to mind. The question to ask yourself is whether the associations your customers are making about your product or service are the ones you want them to have. If you don't position your product, service, or company, your competition will do it for you—and you probably won't like what they have to say. This e-book is a guide to the art and science of creating a defensible market position.

  • Evolutionary psychology and digital marketing expert Tim Ash shares insights from his book 'Unleash Your Primal Brain: Demystifying How We Think and Why We Act.'

  • Is your direct marketing strategy still effective? The events of 2020 have likely prompted you to begin re-evaluating it. As you do that, keep in mind these three tactics for optimizing your direct marketing.

  • Sweet treats, tumblers, and e-commerce gift cards were among the most popular gifts B2B firms sent to buyers and customers in 2020, according to recent research from Sendoso.

  • Senior marketers say the biggest marketing leadership deficiency in their organizations is an understanding of the customer journey, according to recent research from the CMO Council and Chief Outsiders.

  • The pandemic has changed everyone, including your customers. The buyer personas you created a year ago no longer apply. Here's how to adapt your messaging and content for your customers' current needs and behaviors.

  • This recent infographic explores the current audio marketing landscape and covers what has and has not changed for marketers.

  • No two people are better-suited to help us move into a world of weird marketing—marketing based on ideas derived from divergent thinking—than Scottt Trobaugh and Cliff Lewis from Godfrey. Let's bring the weird to B2B marketing.

  • B2B marketers have many partnerships—with intermediaries, customers, and others. Some are close relationships, and some aren't. How can you tell what type you need? And if want a close, long-term, and profitable B2B relationship, how can you ensure it will be?

  • Most senior marketers are very optimistic about the US economic outlook and plan to increase their marketing spend over the next 12 months.

  • If you could do one thing to your marketing to make a sustainable difference in your ability to impact the business, it's to change what you measure.

  • For many, the threat of an economic crisis inspires fear and uncertainty. But strategic, smart wins can still happen if you reframe your messaging and shift your focus. Here are four tactics to use.