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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
3 Ways Organic Marketing Can Help You Make The Most Out Of Your Budget In 2022
Marketing budgets plummeted to a record low of 6% of company revenue in 2021, down from 11% in 2020. Gartner, The Annual CMO Spend Survey 2021 With expectations as high as ever, now is the time for marketers to optimize spending and stretch their dollars. As companies allocate fewer resources to marketing—but still demand a high return on ROI—it doesn’t…
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Analytics & Testing
Digital Transformation: When CMOs and CIOs Team Up, Everyone Wins
Digital transformation accelerated in 2020 because it had to. The pandemic made social distancing protocols necessary and revved up online product research and buying for businesses and consumers alike. Companies that didn’t already have a robust digital presence were forced to develop one quickly, and business leaders moved to capitalize on the torrent of data digital interactions created. This was…
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Customer Data Platforms
6 Steps to Get Customer Data Platform (CDP) Buy-in With Your C-Suite
It would be easy to assume that in the current frighteningly uncertain era, CxOs aren’t ready to make major investments in data-driven marketing and company operations. But surprisingly, they’re still interested, and it might be because they were already expecting a recession. Still, the prospect of the rewards of understanding customer intent and behavior was too important to ignore. Some…
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Customer Data Platforms
The Myth of the DMP in Marketing
Data Management Platforms (DMPs) came on the scene a few years ago and are seen by many as the savior of marketing. They say we can have a golden record for our customers. In the DMP, vendors promise that you can collect all the information you need for a 360-degree view of the customer. The only problem is that it’s just…
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Sales Enablement, Automation, and Performance
The Utopian Future of Channel Selling
Channel partners and Value-Added Resellers (VARs) are the redheaded stepchildren (treated without the favor of birthright) when it comes to obtaining the attention and resources from manufacturers of the countless products they sell. They’re the last to get training and the first to be held accountable for meeting their quotas. With limited marketing budgets and outdated sales tools, they struggle…