Powder your nose and smile for the camera, because if video isn’t already a part of your content marketing strategy, it will be soon. The good news is that while the quality of video marketing tech has gone up, the cost has dropped significantly.
It’s okay, you can admit it: Either live or on DVR, you watched “Sharknado 3: Oh, Hell No!” this week. And you flippin’ loved it.
Do you have a huge bench of seasoned writers, editors and analysts on your content marketing team? Or, more likely, is it just you, you, and, well…you?
Gates Corp. moved from a product-focused to a customer-focused marketing strategy by getting buy-in from the sales force and channel partners.
Today marketers have unprecedented access to data, automation solutions, and ways to reach customers. But sometimes, there’s almost too much information to process
A loyal fan base and targeted data analysis helps the Boston Celtics build relationships with season ticket holders
In an attempt to engage these multitasking viewers, experienced marketers are experimenting with new ways to help people discover, consume, and share second-screen content.
By answering customer questions and sharing educational content supporting your brand’s goals, employees can build connections with prospects.
Anheuser-Busch made a memorable impact with its "Puppy Love" Super Bowl ad last year. Next month, a sequel and other spots are expected to wow the audience.
Brands finally have the available tools to listen to every one of their customers, to know who they are, and to tailor their offerings and communications accordingly
