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Creating Mobile Apps That Meet Customer Expectations
Push notifications from mobile apps have gone through several phases of evolution in terms of content format, trigger points, and personalization scale.
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Brands Take Control of Their Data to Reset Privacy
Ad tech has never been terribly comfortable with the data privacy discussion. Neither have the brands. The reason for this awkwardness is twofold.
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Should You Pay Attention to Augmented Reality Marketing?
Most augmented reality technologies are still in development or have been released as prototypes, but early studies show great promise for user engagement.
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Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day, and Neither Are Great Brands
A strong brand monitoring and measurement framework rests on a foundation of sound data management, analysis, marketing process orchestration and measurement techniques.
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Video helps Maine Lobsters Get Their Claws into Restaurant Chefs
A series of online videos educating chefs and diners about the appeal of Maine lobsters has helped get the tasty crustacean onto more restaurant menus.
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Everything Old is New Again—And That’s What Millennials Love
Pokémon. Colonel Sanders. Harry Potter. This summer feels like one big Nick at Nite rerun—and Millennials are just fine with that.
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Creating a Plan for B2B Social Media
Many B2B marketers still view social media as a tactic instead of a strategy, and that’s a big mistake, says Heather Wadlinger, director of research and strategy at Sacunas Inc.
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What B2B Can Teach B2C About Content Marketing
With the rise in popularity of content marketing, B2B marketers have a lot to show their B2B counterparts.
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Erasing the Line between Content Creation and Engagement
With co-creation and crowdsourcing people build a personal connection to the brand through content creation.
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4 Ways Pokémon Go Masters Viral Loop Marketing
Pokémon Go exploded seemingly overnight. The augmented reality app’s astounding success is due, at least in part, to its mastery of viral loop marketing.