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Mobile App Is Smooth Sailing for Princess Cruises
A mobile app is helping Princess Cruises’ passengers keep up with events on-ship—and helping the company collect a wealth of customer data and feedback.
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Analytics are Key to Creating Marketing Apps People Love
Today, savvy app marketers need to engage their users with segmented, targeted marketing campaigns in order to reach the right customers at the right time.
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Building Brand Advocacy Through Marketing Technology Solutions
Here are three benefits to leveraging marketing technology at an event, as well as ways you can turn those wins into ongoing advocacy.
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Why You Need to Embrace Dynamic Creative
The industry needs to open its arms to dynamic creative innovation – especially to maximize advertising budgets.
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5 Ways Marketing Automation Drives Lead Generation
Here’s five tips for using marketing automation to maximize your lead generation efforts.
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Jeff Charney, Progressive CMO: You Better Out-Create
Jeff Charney, CMO at Progressive Casualty Insurance on Flo, how to be disruptive and his seven recommendations to drive change.
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Why Buyer Personas are the Core of Content Marketing
When we think about the buyer’s journey or building customer experiences that delight our prospects, the foundation for marketing needs to be around the “who.”
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How Digital Transformation Can Boost Customer Loyalty
Digital transformation improves the customer experience, which increases loyalty and helps turn customers into brand ambassadors.
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Data’s Role in Event Marketing: 4 Tips
Data, when used correctly, can provide invaluable insights that can maximize investments—making it an important part in any marketing event strategy.
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Are Centroids Misleading Your Advertising? (And What is a Centroid?)
Centroids are largely to blame for muddying the waters of location-based advertising – meaning that determining the location of any given person is fuzzy, rather than precise and accurate.
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