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4 Things Marketers Must Do Better in 2016
Here’s four resolutions marketers should consider to achieve their 2016 goals.
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Nest Thermostats Turns Old Loyalty Mechanics New Again
Nest is an on-the-rise brand that is differentiating itself by using “informal” loyalty mechanics to engage customers on a more personal level.
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Clients Don’t Trust Agencies When it Comes to Social
The article lays out 10 areas the author says agencies may not be truthful about when dealing with clients.
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Heineken “Cities” Campaign Lights Up SF Bay Bridge
Heineken has added another notch in it “Cities” campaign, which partners with big cities across the U.S. for special events that enhance the cityscape.
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Influencer Marketing – 2015 Trends & What’s Ahead in 2016
It’s been a wild year for influencer marketing as marketers realize big impacts. Here’s how influencer marketing went and where it’s going.
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In-Store or Online: Millennials Appreciate Holiday Shopping Experiences
A new survey from LoyaltyOne finds that Millennials like to be engaged through in-store holiday shopping experiences.
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Chief Marketer Listline Dec. 18
Lists featured this week include Babybug and Chadwicks of Boston.
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Engaging Millennials With Experiential Marketing: 4 Tips
Looking to introduce a new experiential program aimed at millennials—or to amp up an existing campaign? Here are four tips that reflect the unique mindset of millennial consumers.
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Advice for Creating a Beautiful Agency-Client Relationship
Any romance expert will tell you that the key to a good relationship is communication. The same holds true for successful agency/client pairings. We asked agency leaders from several of our B2B and PROMO Top Shops what clients could do to keep the spark alive. Pulse220 CEO Craig Erlich says he’d love it if clients […]
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Marketers Everywhere: Ad Blocking Isn’t Scary
Apple’s recent announcement about the inclusion of ad-blocking software in its latest iOS 9 upgrade has many CMOs worried.