Search Results for: virtual reality
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Technology
3 Tactics that Might NOT Be Right for Your B2B Brand
Not all tactics that work in B2C work for all B2B marketers. Here’s three tactics you might want to consider dropping.
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Acquisition
How to Take Your Experiential Marketing to the Next Level
Build these four strategies into your next experiential marketing campaign to maximize your return on investment.
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Agencies
10 Disruptive Marketing Trends All Marketers Should Consider
Here are 10 trends excerpted from the new book, “Disruptive Marketing: What Growth Hackers, Data Punks and Other Hybrid Thinkers Can Teach Us About Navigating the New Normal” by Geoffrey Colon.
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Acquisition
Stunning Innovations and Unexpected Happenings from CES 2018
For those of us that didn’t get to CES 2018, here’s a roundup of some of
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Digital
Creating Physical Experiences in a Digital World: 4 Tips
Consumers’ physical relationships and communications are bound to the digital world — and your brand experiences must be too.
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Demand Gen
5 Content Marketing Myths to Bust in 2018
There is a lot of misinformation that creates unrealistic expectations around content marketing and prevents many businesses from succeeding. Don’t let these five myths slow you down.
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Digital
Improving Online Personalization: 5 Tips
Online personalization faces several challenges, including privacy concerns. Here’s 5 ideas for avoiding the creepiness factor.
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Agencies
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Apologizes for “Exploiting” Disaster in Puerto Rico
Facebook used the devastation of Puerto Rico by hurricane Maria on Sept. 18
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Agencies
Social Media Most Used Channel to Activate Sponsorships: Report
The relatively low cost and high engagement rates make social media attractive channels to amplify and activate sponsorships.
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Agencies
Kate Spade Taps AR to Get Customers into New Paris Store
At a time when retailers are closing stores and laying off employees, brands like
Kate Spade New York look to tech to create one-of-a-kind experiences.