Beth Negus Viveiros
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Facts & FiguresB2B Marketers Need to Improve Website Engagement: ForresterB2B marketers need to focus less on themselves, and more on creating a 
 dialogue with website content, according to a new report from Forrester.
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EventsScavenger Hunt Helps Johnson & Johnson Open EyesA gamified quest was the perfect way for Johnson & Johnson Vision 
 to introduce a new contact lenses technology to physicians.
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Profiles & CampaignsLivestream Gaming Viewership Adds Up for MobcrushBetter analysis of online viewership is helping Mobscrush create 
 a more accurate profile of the reach of gamers like Ninja.
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Profiles & CampaignsOracle Increases Sales Enablement with Refined Content Creation ProcessRestructuring processes to help sales reps find and use relevant 
 content has helped Oracle increase customer engagement.
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Profiles & CampaignsUL Builds Brand Platform Based on TrustA newly revamped web presence is helping UL create a message 
 of trust, a core value for the 125-year-old brand.
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Profiles & CampaignsWells Fargo Steps Out of Its B2B Comfort ZoneWells Fargo EVP and head of integrarated marketing Michael Lacorazza 
 shares how the bank shook up the status quo to connect with B2B audiences.
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Video MarketingB2B Video Length Drops, but Engagement IncreasesThe typical length of a B2B video is getting shorter, but viewers are 
 watching longer, according to a new report from Vidyard.
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Profiles & CampaignsFocus on SEO Boosts Traffic for SmarterTravelOne year into a new SEO strategy, TripAdvisor’s SmarterTravel is 
 seeing traffic increases of up to 70 percent for some brands.
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Profiles & CampaignsRockwell Automation Launches Maker ChallengeRockwell Automation is launching the You Make It Challenge, a STEM competition 
 designed to engage the next generation of makers and innovators.
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Profiles & CampaignsCaterpillar Digs Into Emotional Side of B2B MarketingThink a bulldozer is an analytical, emotion free purchase? Think again, says Victoria 
 Morrissey of Caterpillar. Emotion—and risk—play a huge role in B2B.
 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	 
	