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Workers can become alienated from work without this thing

By John Coleman   February 17, 2022 Before the COVID-19 pandemic upended life around the  world, we were living in the most prosperous period in all of human history, and yet people weren’t happier or more fulfilled. Why? A rising collection of data confirm and illuminate the disconnect between prosperity and purpose. An incredibly high … Continue reading Workers can become alienated from work without this thing →

How to explain marketing operations at different levels: From children to experts

Starting with a child and finishing with an expert, how to explain what marketing ops is and why it’s important. Darrell Alfonso on February 23, 2022   Marketing operations can be a confusing subject. You will probably get blank stares when explaining marketing operations to someone else, especially if that someone is not in marketing … Continue reading How to explain marketing operations at different levels: From children to experts →

No, the customer isn’t always right—How to get the most from your CX data

Brands influence consumer perception through the intentional design and execution of their experiences. Here are four steps to get it right. Material on February 11, 2022 In the customer experience world, memory is a powerful force that shapes consumer-brand relationships. Unfortunately, memory can be misleading.  Thanks to Nobel prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman, we know that … Continue reading No, the customer isn’t always right—How to get the most from your CX data →

How email marketers everywhere can learn from privacy success in the UK and EU

US marketers can turn Mail Privacy Protection into a win, according to Validity’s Guy Hanson. Chris Wood on January 25, 2022 Marketers who were fretting when Apple announced Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) last year might have been missing the opportunity brought on by the new policy to build more trust with customers, and ultimately score … Continue reading How email marketers everywhere can learn from privacy success in the UK and EU →

New AR advertising experience from Emodo’s partnership with 8th Wall

Embeddable AR ad types offered to marketers and agencies without additional apps. Chris Wood on January 19, 2022 Ericsson’s mobile ad technology business, Emodo, today announced a partnership with web-based augmented reality (WebAR) company 8th Wall to establish an end-to-end WebAR advertising solution. This solution aims at providing agencies and brands the ability to create … Continue reading New AR advertising experience from Emodo’s partnership with 8th Wall →

How to tell an effective data story: Tips from Nancy Duarte

Visualize your data, and attach it to something reliable. Because a presentation has to mean something to make an impact on an audience. Chris Wood on January 13, 2022 Because data storytelling is becoming a timeless skill in an increasingly data-driven profession, we’re resharing this helpful article from last spring’s MarTech Conference. “Data doesn’t speak … Continue reading How to tell an effective data story: Tips from Nancy Duarte →

Individual Development Planning: From One-on-One to a Team Sport

Julie Winkle Giulioni January 11, 2022 Many leaders – even those deeply committed to the growth of others – find themselves cringing as the annual individual development planning (IDP) season approaches. And they’re not alone. Employees frequently feel a similar sense of dread as they prepare to sit down and plot out their goals, learning, … Continue reading Individual Development Planning: From One-on-One to a Team Sport →

3 Lessons In Social Media Marketing From ‘The Devil Wears Prada’

Erika Taylor Montgomery January 3, 2022 Social media marketing lessons can be found anywhere you look, even outside of the traditional marketing world. If you’ve ever seen “The Devil Wears Prada,” you know that the Editor-in-Chief of Runway Magazine is filled with quick and icy insults to her assistants and almost everyone around her. Within … Continue reading 3 Lessons In Social Media Marketing From ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ →