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Author: Daniel Kushner Social media marketing, for B2B companies, often means one thing: generating new leads. But what do you do with these leads? At some point, you’ll want them to visit your website and other web properties, where they can be exposed to more of your content, become a captive audience, and enter your sales funnel. The trick is, your social marketing should ensure this happens.
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Mastering the Creative Brief. Shocking as it may seem, many creative marketing projects get kicked off without strong strategy to back its execution. At best, many of these projects have an ambiguous scope with vague expectations between the client and the talent. The outcome – an arduous and expensive creative development process with too many iterations and depleted momentum.
AI adoption is reshaping sales and marketing. But is it delivering real results? We surveyed 1,000+ GTM professionals to find out. The data is clear: AI users report 47% higher productivity and an average of 12 hours saved per week. But leaders say mainstream AI tools still fall short on accuracy and business impact. Download the full report today to see how AI is being used — and where go-to-market professionals think there are gaps and opportunities.
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There’s a shift happening right before our eyes. Research notes that “[c]ustomer-centric companies are 60% more profitable compared to companies that are not focused on the customer.” Gone are the days where marketers concentrated on company-centered messaging. Now, businesses must cater fully to their audience. And simply replacing a few words in your existing content […].
A huge chunk of what I talk about relates to content marketing. I talk about how to create it, how to optimize it, and how to help it go viral. What I don’t often touch on, is the distinction between content marketing in B2C industries and content marketing in B2B industries. This is because, despite sharing a […]. The post The Difference Between B2C and B2B Content Marketing appeared first on Marketing Insider Group.
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Content marketing for SEO ranking is still a major priority for marketers across brands. It makes sense – think about it. When was the last time you searched for anything online, be it business insights or hotel reviews, without going to Google? According to the Content Marketing Institute’s B2C Content Marketing 2015: Benchmarks, Budgets, and Trends, 62% […].
Speaker: Aja Bradley Kemp, Founder & Chief Experience Officer at Conversate Collective
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Author: Mike Tomita Stop the presses! Last week, it was reported by several sources, and confirmed by Google, that the AdWords ads that appear on the right hand-side of Google’s search engine results page will be removed from desktop searches in the near future. This change is arguably one of Google’s most significant changes to the AdWords platform since it first rolled out.
Author: Ellen Gomes As a marketer, what’s one way that you can quickly engage your audience and position your brand as friendly and relatable? Quick answer: Incorporate animals into your marketing. There’s a reason why each year some of the top Super Bowl ads feature animals, and that’s because it works to engage audiences. This year, some of the top ads included animals, for example, the Heinz’s wiener dog stampede , the already infamous Mountain Dew’s puppymonkeybaby , dogs trying to get Dorit
Content marketing is nothing without good promotion. There are a lot of people furiously writing great blog posts, spending hours a day, hoping that an insane amount of new customers will magically find their content and purchase their app, solution, merchandise or something else. It doesn’t work that way. Promotion was important before content marketing […].
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Author: Anne Janzer Marketers love to launch things. In a way, we’re Mission Control for the business, launching products and campaigns with precision and flare. Yet beyond all of these high profile launches, hundreds or thousands of small, everyday lift-offs pass nearly unnoticed once a deal is signed or a payment clears. We’re talking about customers.
Author: Frank Passantino Ad Tech (paid media) has been around for quite some time—with advertising on social networks and popular ad platforms like Google AdWords—but it has historically been seen, and treated, as its own category. A big shift that we’ve seen over the last year or so is that Ad Tech and MarTech are gravitating closer and closer together as a response to the demand from the market for connecting these two technologies.
Author: Mike Tomita Return on investment (ROI) is an important part of digital marketing (and really, almost every part of marketing)—it tells you whether you’re getting your money’s worth from your marketing campaigns. And if you’re not, it’s critical to get to the bottom of it, and understand why so you can learn how to improve your campaigns.
Speaker: Alexa Acosta, Director of Growth Marketing & B2B Marketing Leader
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Author: Tyler Lessard Marketing technology took a lot of big steps forward in 2015. Predictive analytics, engagement marketing, and account-based marketing all took hold, and companies like Facebook announced that more than 8 billion videos are viewed every day on their social network. Whoa, wait a minute, WHAT?! Yes, that’s a ridiculously huge number and just one of the many stats that suggest video is one of the hottest trends that marketers need to watch for.
Author: Mike Madden Test everything. Does an orange button work better than a blue button in my email? Test it. What should I order at In-N-Out: two double doubles or one 4×4? Test it. Is this Tinder profile picture with my family better than me surfing an epic wave in Tahiti? Test it. Being an email marketer has taught me one critical thing: you never really know what works best until you test it and prove a rightful winner.
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Author: Mike Telem Do you know what your top content assets were for the last quarter? In terms of lead generation that is. Any idea which specific assets contributed directly or indirectly to your pipeline? I don’t necessarily mean the assets you sent to your known database of leads, but the ones that visitors on your site or social channels were eager to read or view and helped you gain new names and fresh leads.
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Author: Kylie Ora Lobell Great content should be at the core of your marketing initiatives, but to produce this content, you need to hire talented creators. If you own a small to medium-sized business, you may not have the budget to take on a staff of full-time writers, photographers, videographers, graphic designers, or developers. This is where freelance employees come into play.
Author: Elaine Ip Whether you love or hate Valentine’s Day, there’s no denying that this weekend, people around the world will be celebrating with their loved ones. And marketers—we can’t help it—we’ve fallen for you. Remember those awesome Valentine’s Day cards that you passed around and received in grade school? The ones with the cartoons on them and a sweet (or silly) little message?
Author: Ed King Does your MarTech stack look like your kitchen drawer? If so, think about what that means for your data as a B2B marketer. I recently realized how many gadgets are in my kitchen drawers and cabinets, particularly the ones sitting in the cabinet informally designated as the “kitchen graveyard.” It includes a few popcorn makers, juicers, and all kinds of widgets for chopping, slicing, dicing, squeezing, and other tasks that I can’t even recall.
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