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Acquisition
Mastercard’s CMO on Taking “Priceless” to New Levels
Now five years in as Mastercard’s CMO, Raja Rajamannar shares the strategy
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Acquisition
Chipolte Puts Real Ingredients In The Spotlight
Still struggling to recover from a 2015 food-safety crisis, Chipolte is turning the page
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Acquisition
Angry Nike Customers Set their Gear on Fire
Nike is under fire—literally—after announcing that Colin Kaepernick is one of the faces
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Data Driven ROI
Google Analytics: You’re Probably Doing It Wrong
Here are the five steps to creating a successful Google Analytics implementation.
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Acquisition
How to Leverage YouTube—12 Creative Ways
The branding power of YouTube is undeniable. As the number of viewers grows marketers’
opportunities to reach more consumers and benefit their bottom line.Tagged in: -
Acquisition
Don’t Jump on the Reboot Trend Without Reading This
If your head is spinning with all the reboots and revisited trends, you are not alone.
So how do marketers pick what reboot trends to invest in and which to avoid? -
Data & Analytics
Coordinating GDPR Strategy Across the Enterprise
If your company has waited until the last minute and is still in the early stages of implementing a GDPR program, focus on establishing a ‘risk ready’ posture. Here’s the steps to take.
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Acquisition
The Fast Lane for CMOs: Growth, Speed, and Scale
CEOs are looking for profitable growth, and they need an agile CMO to drive that agenda
swiftly, and at a scale that matters. Speed is of the essence. -
Data Driven ROI
A Successful B2B Launch is Anything But Fake News
In a world where “fake news” is a growing concern, the good news is that you can’t fake a bad customer experience. Here’s three checkpoints to certify a successful B2B launch.
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Engagement
3 Capabilities CMOs Must Build to Transform Marketing
In this article, Anand Swaminathan and Brian Gregg of McKinsey & Company discuss
three capabilities–collaboration, analysis and talent.