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Awesome 5-Step Guide to Making an Explainer Video That Converts

by Andre Oentoro Follow @breadnbeyondSeptember 21, 2016 When it comes to having an explainer video that boosts your overall conversion, planning, execution and timing are everything. For starters, you’ll have to understand the explainer video’s purpose: to grab the audience’s attention in the first 10 seconds, and in another 50 seconds or so, to hit … Continue reading Awesome 5-Step Guide to Making an Explainer Video That Converts

Making The Customer Experience Work In Search Advertising

by Laurie Sullivan, Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, September 14, 2016   A bad customer experience (CX) triggers negative emotions toward a brand, even in search advertising and marketing. It’s about eliminating the friction from the experience and making the journey with the brand more enjoyable. Most marketers are paying more attention to CX. In fact, Forrester … Continue reading Making The Customer Experience Work In Search Advertising

Why Smart Companies Are Making Onboarding A Top Priority

by Sean Pomeroy Follow @Sean_PomeroyAugust 19, 2016 After spending a great deal of time and resources to bring in quality new hires, many employers are making a major mistake by not prioritizing onboarding. Despite the fact that effective onboarding improves employee performance and increases employee engagement and retention, according to a report by the Partnership … Continue reading Why Smart Companies Are Making Onboarding A Top Priority

One of the Best Interview Questions You Can Ask Any Marketing Executive to Ensure You’re Making the Right Hire

by Mark Miller Follow @MMtwopointfiveAugust 12, 2016 Interviewing marketing leaders is both an art and a science–and important ones at that. A thorough and effective interview strategy is essential to hiring successful marketing leaders who are suited for your company’s culture and needs. And at a time when marketing has never been more important for … Continue reading One of the Best Interview Questions You Can Ask Any Marketing Executive to Ensure You’re Making the Right Hire