Search Results for: Marketers on Fire
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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
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Acquisition
The New Gold Rush: Marketing to Silver Surfers
Gen Z may be moving in on Millennials as the go-to-market of choice,
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Demand Gen
Better B2B Lead Gen in 2018: 3 Tips
Here are three ways to make use of lateral thinking in increasing your B2B lead gen in the new year.
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Acquisition
Take a Spin through the Year’s Best Auto Activations
Take a spin with Event Marketer through the best of the year’s auto activations—
Acura, Cadillac, Lincoln, Ford, Honda and others. -
Engage & Convert
After Women Cry Foul, an IKEA Ad is Yanked
An Ikea ad in China was pulled after it was called sexist by some viewers.
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Agencies
Four Common Martech Mistakes—and How to Avoid Them
The process of buying martech can be complicated. The promises of many vendors sound too good to be true, but the pull of additional revenue is so strong companies often jump in without doing their homework.
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Agencies
Can Your Customers Count On You in a Hurricane?
As a nation we’ve been fixated recently by several catastrophic hurricanes. For those at a distance it seems like an overwhelming human crisis. But it’s also a business crisis.
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Agencies
Tell Stories and Take Risks: Advice from Tim Washer
In improv, comedians are free to try anything. Adapting this philosophy to marketing can increase creativity and engagement, says comedian Tim Washer.
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Agencies
How Performance Creative Can Lift Your Digital Marketing ROI
Performance creative focuses on optimizing ads toward a primary action-based goal. To ensure effectiveness, keep these three vital tips in mind.
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Agencies
Wharton Marketing Guru Calls Out New Approaches for the CMO
The CMO role looks very different than it did even one year ago. Learn trends, challenges and tips to be more effective.