Daily Archives: September 24, 2016

How to Get Started With Video Marketing for Your Blog – A Short Guide

by Luana Spinetti Follow @LuanaTFSeptember 7, 2016 According to HubSpot’s visual content marketing statistics for Jan 2016, today’s web users interact and are much more attracted by visuals than in the past, and marketers strive to give visual assets a more prominent role in their strategy. This is not only about compelling images to accompany … Continue reading How to Get Started With Video Marketing for Your Blog – A Short Guide

From insight to action: 3 common pitfalls and strategies for more actionable data

How do you turn customer insights into actionable data? Columnist Jordan Elkind offers techniques for aggregating your customer data and better using it for your marketing strategy. Jordan Elkind on September 7, 2016  As marketers, we all know the importance of data in informing our customer relationship and communications decisions. In recent years, marketing teams … Continue reading From insight to action: 3 common pitfalls and strategies for more actionable data

11 Tips to Make Content Syndication Work for Demand Generation

by Triniti Burton Follow @Triniti_IntSeptember 7, 2016   B2B marketers are starting to get glimpses of their 2017 pipeline goals and wrapping their heads around what percentage their teams will need to contribute next year. Quick analysis of conversion rates, database size, etc. are indicating for some that the only way to reach next year’s … Continue reading 11 Tips to Make Content Syndication Work for Demand Generation

Nobody Wants To Admit This, But Good People Are The Ones Who Kill Startups

by Dennis Yu Follow @dennisyuSeptember 7, 2016 You keep your great people and terminate the bad people- we all do that. But it’s the merely good people that will kill you. “Steve is a good guy”, you tell yourself. He didn’t do anything so egregious that he deserves getting fired. And maybe his performance will … Continue reading Nobody Wants To Admit This, But Good People Are The Ones Who Kill Startups