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6 Ways to Include Customers in Your Content

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

Jokes aside, have you given much thought to how your customers can actually contribute to helping you grow your customer base? Peer-to-peer marketing is not only a viable channel you should be exploring, but it’s also one that has seen great success in both B2B and B2C marketing. 6) Never Stop Gathering Quotes.

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Time to Shine — Announcing the 2021 Adobe Experience Maker Awards

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

The Magnifier: recognizing a company that has harnessed the power of multiple Adobe customer experience management (CXM) solutions to maximize exceptional customer experiences and drive measurable business impact. Rite Aid brings a new omnichannel focus to their stores at a personalized customer level. The Changemaker.

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Time to Shine — Announcing the 2021 Adobe Experience Maker Awards

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

The Magnifier: recognizing a company that has harnessed the power of multiple Adobe customer experience management (CXM) solutions to maximize exceptional customer experiences and drive measurable business impact. Rite Aid brings a new omnichannel focus to their stores at a personalized customer level. The Changemaker.

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7 ways to increase marketing ROI by combining creativity and data

Bannerflow

Return on investment, or ROI, is the buzzword of pretty much any sales, marketing, or business article. Whether you’re a B2B or B2C marketer, there’s no doubt that this is the measure you hang your hat on time after time. To argue that marketing should be creative seems a little ridiculous, no? Control over data.

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Big Brands and Political Activism: What Do Marketers Think?

The CMO Survey

Marketers at companies with a larger ecommerce operation (more than 10% sales) are more willing to take a stance (28.9% Finally, B2C-services companies (like DICKs) are more willing to be politically active (26.9% said yes), followed by B2C-product companies, like Nike (23.1% Compare this to B2B-service companies at 21.6%

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