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Product, Choice, and Emotion: Putting Emotional Marketing to Work
We spend a lot of time fine-tuning features, writing copy, and tweaking funnels, but the truth is most decisions aren’t made on logic alone. They’re driven by how people feel in the moment. That’s the point Nick Thomas drives home in How Emotional Marketing Can Save the World . While the book was...
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Why Your Modern Business Needs an AI Digital Marketing Platform
Marketing platforms used to promise efficiency. However, in today’s digital landscape, it’s more about intelligence. The days of manual optimization are gone, and AI digital marketing is transforming the industry faster than ever. More than automating tasks, AI-powered platforms can now analyze performance insights, support predictive planning, and optimize for custom...
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Is Your Organization Ready to Utilize Big Data?
Big Data is more aspiration than reality for most marketing organizations. Broad consensus on the strategic value of Big Data gives way to the myriad of nuts-and-bolts technical issues necessary to structure a data ecosystem and bring crisp data-driven insights to life in personalized communications. You can assess an organization’s readiness to leverage Big Data...
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Social Signals, SEO, and Their Impact on One Another
Matt Cutts shared a video where he discussed the challenge that engineers might have if they had created dependencies between the Google ranking algorithms and social signals. In short, it would be far too risky to build these dependencies in the event the other social media platform either blocked search or fell in popularity. I have...
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How Can Retailers Capitalise on the International E-commerce Opportunity this Christmas?
With the global market for cross-border e-commerce now valued at £153bn ($230bn) in 2014 , and predicted to surge to £666bn ($1 trillion) by 2020, the business opportunity for UK retailers has never been greater. International consumers are increasingly favouring shopping from the comfort of their own homes and this is even more appealing during...
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It’s Time To Write Your First Business Book
For years, the business publishing industry has been declared next on the chopping block. First, it was blogs. Then podcasts. Then, online courses. Now, with artificial intelligence. The argument is always the same: if information is abundant, searchable, and increasingly generated on demand, why would anyone still buy a business book? Business Book Publishing Statistics...
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Unlocking Marketing Effectiveness With Scalable Measurement
Marketing’s value has often been difficult to quantify, but that challenge is no longer something marketers can sidestep. With customer journeys spanning numerous channels, privacy regulations reshaping data access, and finance leaders demanding accountability for every dollar, measurement has evolved from a secondary activity to a central business discipline. ...
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Marketing and Diversity: Building Authentic Connections, Not Virtue Signals
Diversity in marketing is not a moral obligation, nor is it a universal necessity for every company. It’s a matter of value. If your brand, product, or service has relevance to communities you haven’t yet reached, then diversity becomes a strategic opportunity. If it doesn’t, pursuing it solely for optics risks confusion, backlash, and...
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The Evolving Landscape of Digital Content Theft: How Content Creators Can Protect Their Work
TContent theft has become increasingly sophisticated and pervasive. Over the last decade, the problem has grown far more complex. Let's explore the current state of content theft and provide strategies for creators to protect their work. Beyond Copy and Paste Content theft isn't limited to direct copying anymore...
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Bitskout: Build AI-Driven Automations To Read and Record Messages, Documents, Emails, and More
Decades ago, I worked as an analyst at a newspaper where we used to have old terminals that generated reports (via dot matrix printers) that had thousands of records that required entry in another system. Because the reports were generated, the pages were structured so that we could templatize and automate...