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Coaxing New Sales Reps Into Your Organization: Why It’s Better to Start Slow

Danny Wong — November 28, 2016 Follow @dannywong1190— November 28, 2016 Every company has their own process when it comes to getting employees trained and acclimated to the job, and many swear by the ‘sink or swim’ method. Ostensibly, this method does hold a lot of promise: it allows employers to see who’s doing well … Continue reading Coaxing New Sales Reps Into Your Organization: Why It’s Better to Start Slow →

From looker to booker: How TripAdvisor’s CMO helped steer a content company into an online retailer

TripAdvisor’s Barbara Messing explains how she led her marketing team in a company shift from media-only to media plus transaction, in an interview with contributors Erica Seidel and Nadine Dietz. Nadine Dietz & Erica Seidel on November 17, 2016   © TripAdvisor Meet Barbara Messing, chief marketing officer of TripAdvisor. Messing has been credited with … Continue reading From looker to booker: How TripAdvisor’s CMO helped steer a content company into an online retailer →

Proximity and beacon data now making its way into DSPs for retargeting

Unacast and Juice Mobile deal a leading indicator of where market is going. Greg Sterling on November 16, 2016   When they hear “beacons,” most marketers think of in-store coupons or notifications. Yet retargeting is quickly emerging as a compelling use case for the proximity data and technology. Yext launched one of the first beacon-based, … Continue reading Proximity and beacon data now making its way into DSPs for retargeting →

Why LinkedIn Just Dove Headfirst Into A Taboo Topic

John Nemo — November 11, 2016 Follow @JohnNemoPR— November 11, 2016 LinkedIn’s newest site feature dives directly into a controversial (and highly coveted) resource for professionals everywhere. Being the professional version of “Big Brother” to nearly 500 million people has its advantages. Much like Facebook has done with consumers, LinkedIn – the world’s largest social … Continue reading Why LinkedIn Just Dove Headfirst Into A Taboo Topic →