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Upselling Can Help Stem Churn and Increase Retention: Study
Upselling customers within the first three months of their contract can help companies stem churn and increase retention by 30 percent.
Upselling customers within the first three months of their contract can help companies stem churn and increase retention by 30 percent.
The lines tend to be blurry between affiliate and referral marketing, the confusion leads to inefficient campaigns that often never even get off the ground.
What two emotions engage readers the most online? Nostalgia and schadenfreude, according to new research from online news site Topix. Topix analyzed its top 50 highest grossing stories over the last five years, to see which pieces engaged the most readers over the longest period of time. Four key emotions engaged readers the most: history/nostalgia (30…
After April showers, the month of May brought flowers and great marketing insights. Here’s our 10 most popular B2B and martech articles for May 2018.
Do your sales and marketing teams work well together? Here's five tips for getting everyone on the same page to lift marketing ROI and conversion rates.
Despite all the data at their fingertips today, emotions still factor strongly into business decisions, according to a new survey from the Financial Times Commercial Insight Group and gyro.
The majority of B2B buyers—87 percent—are purchasing online, but only 11 percent say it is their channel of choice, showing there is room for improvement when it comes to digital B2B ecommerce experiences
More than ever before, marketing spending is being scrutinized by the c-suite. Now, the pressure to perform is getting passed along to the companies providing those often pricey martech solutions.
SEO takes considerable effort—you need to know the right tricks to get seen, clicked and mentioned. Here are eight absolute SEO must dos
Three-quarters of CMOs think their jobs are on the line if customer engagement doesn’t live up to their audience’s expectations, according to a new study from the CMO Council.