by Oliver Neely November 8, 2015 Follow @elvinweb1November 8, 2015 Got a website but not getting any results? Is your website receiving traffic but no sales? There are lots of reasons for traffic that doesn’t convert. To increase your chances I have put together 6 simple steps you can take to turn your website visitors … Continue reading Simple Ways to Get More Customers from Your Website
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Demystifying Predictive Intelligence: Letters from the Front Lines
Daniil KarpNovember 7, 2015 Last month, DemandGen CEO David Lewis hosted Scott Broomfield, CMO of Xactly and Zak Garner, Director of Customer Success at 6sense in a conversation about the realities of implementing and using predictive intelligence for B2B marketing and sales. Below you can find the biggest ideas we took away from the discussion: … Continue reading Demystifying Predictive Intelligence: Letters from the Front Lines
Video Marketing Lessons From People Who Have Been There, Done That
Looking to step up your video marketing strategy? Columnist Michael Litt highlights several successful video campaigns and offers some takeaways on what you can learn from them. Michael Litt on November 6, 2015 For the past few months, you’ve read my suggestions, tips and encouragement to invest in video marketing as a strategic initiative within … Continue reading Video Marketing Lessons From People Who Have Been There, Done That
9 E-commerce Best Practices to Stand Out From a Saturated Market
Shana RusonisNovember 6, 2015 E-commerce is a challenging industry; a saturated market and mass availability of goods to consumers means that successfully capturing customers has become less about the products you offer and more about the experience you deliver to each user. We recently hosted an AMA with Optimizely’s Strategy Consultant Khattaab Khan to understand … Continue reading 9 E-commerce Best Practices to Stand Out From a Saturated Market
Content Marketing Done Right: 8 Examples You Can Learn From
What makes content marketing truly great? Columnist Pratik Dholakiya shares some characteristics of successful campaigns so that you can implement them in your own. Pratik Dholakiya on November 5, 2015 More than 85 percent of brands use content marketing. But less than half think they’re any good at it. Why? Because content marketing makes you … Continue reading Content Marketing Done Right: 8 Examples You Can Learn From
4 Big Marketing Takeaways From Facebook’s Earnings Call
Sheryl Sandberg touts Facebook and Instagram combo as a killer mobile app for marketers; 1.5 million SMBs posted Facebook video in September; Dynamic Product Ads seeing ROI as good as paid search. Martin Beck on November 5, 2015 Facebook’s well-oiled social media machine continues to hum along, (November 07, 2015) reporting another blockbuster quarter. The … Continue reading 4 Big Marketing Takeaways From Facebook’s Earnings Call
How To Go From Entry-Level To The Next Level
Personal Branding BlogNovember 5, 2015 After spending nearly two years with a company — as an intern turned full-time employee — you decide it’s time for something new. You attempt to update your resume with the skills and experience gained during your time as an intern and entry-level employee, when you realize there isn’t much … Continue reading How To Go From Entry-Level To The Next Level
Creating The Ideal Creative Atmosphere: Lessons From Web Summit
Is an influx of data clouding our creativity? At the 2015 Web Summit conference, contributor Matt Clough shares ideas on the topic from expert speakers, who also explore how marketers must adapt in the digital age. Matt Clough on November 5, 2015 Digital marketing is currently the staging ground for a battle between a seemingly … Continue reading Creating The Ideal Creative Atmosphere: Lessons From Web Summit
Why You Need to Drop the Word Social from Your Social Selling
Chris ConreyNovember 4, 2015 Members of the sales, marketing, and growth communities have recently received one of the greatest advantages to their field in history: Social Media. Yeah, I know it is 2015 and this is old news. Twitter already hit it big years ago, and even your grandma has Facebook now. But what if … Continue reading Why You Need to Drop the Word Social from Your Social Selling
Crafting an Engaging Cover Letter from a Vague Job Description (OSGT) (EC)
Amanda ClarkNovember 4, 2015 Wouldn’t it be great if every job posting contained a thorough description of the position, responsibilities, and qualifications? While some do an excellent job at preparing job seekers, others leave much to be desired. It can be tough to figure out how to customize your cover letter (and your resume) when … Continue reading Crafting an Engaging Cover Letter from a Vague Job Description (OSGT) (EC)