Is Twitter Right for Your Digital Strategy?
Usage has accelerated for three consecutive quarters, and with no explicit direct competitor in sight, Twitter will be around for the foreseeable future. But, it’s still not right for every brand.
Usage has accelerated for three consecutive quarters, and with no explicit direct competitor in sight, Twitter will be around for the foreseeable future. But, it’s still not right for every brand.
Feel like there’s something missing in your life? Maybe you didn’t see our top 10 most read B2B and marketing technology articles for April. Here’s a recap.
B2B brands that think their customers only make decisions based on logic rather than emotion are forgetting an important fact: Their customers are human too.
For many B2B marketers, their email list is one of their most valuable assets. But determining the true value of an email address is tricky business.
Way back when, companies typically defined their “hot” lists based on some broad criteria, often defaulting to company size, product line, or even the Fortune 500. But these lists can be way off target when it actually comes to producing sales.
Both on and off the track, NASCAR sponsorships have resulted in increased engagement for B2B brands like Dow, W.W. Grainger and Caterpillar.
Traditional marketing strategies aren't dead—like the Time Lords of Gallifrey, they're in a constant state of regeneration.
Consider prefacing your direct mail initiatives with digital banner ads to test messaging, offers and creative.
Where are you putting your B2B budget, time and energy for the rest of the year? You might want to consider checking in with a doctor or two.
Executing a comprehensive content marketing strategy isn't an easy feat for any marketing leader. That goal becomes even more difficult to achieve when you lack c-suite buy-in to make your strategy a true success.