Tag Archives: people

More people will turn to their mobile device instead of TV for entertainment in 2019

eMarketer predicts mobile will surpass traditional TV as the medium attracting the most entertainment minutes in the U.S. this year. Are advertisers ready? Amy Gesenhues on April 15, 2019 Most marketers know the pace at which people are consuming media via their mobile devices shows no signs of slowing down, but the rate at which … Continue reading More people will turn to their mobile device instead of TV for entertainment in 2019 →

Cognitive biases: How to get people to prefer your business

Using the mere exposure effect to retarget campaigns, risk compensation theory, social proof or using someone else’s halo are just some of the ways marketers can influence purchasing decisions. Jacob Baadsgaard on March 22, 2019 at 10:11 am Most of us like to believe that we’re inherently logical people, especially when it comes to purchasing … Continue reading Cognitive biases: How to get people to prefer your business →

Why people are essential to B2B marketing success

A people-focus is the single most powerful differentiator between B2B organizations who struggle and those who repeatedly succeed. John Steinert on March 21, 2019  If you are sci-fi film buff, Charlton Heston’s desperate plea, “Soylent Green is people!” from the classic movie (it’s dark, overwrought and partially in fun) is something today’s marketers should note. … Continue reading Why people are essential to B2B marketing success →

Do Non-Billable People Really Need to Track Their Time?

Karl Sakas — February 27, 2019 Follow @KarlSakas — February 27, 2019 Yes, sometimes non-billable people should track their time. See how to decide at your agency! An agency owner asked me: “Should my non-billable people track their time?” My answer: Ideally—but it’s often philosophical rather than a clear-cut choice. How so? Requiring 100% self-tracking … Continue reading Do Non-Billable People Really Need to Track Their Time? →