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Snapchat, Instagram, and the Rise of Video and UGC Marketing

Andrew Heikkila — April 10, 2017 Follow @AndyO_TheHammer— April 10, 2017 We’ve entered a new era in digital marketing. The Snapchat and Instagram era is officially upon us, and old-jack internet marketers have begun focusing their intent and aspiration toward learning how to fully leverage these increasingly popular platforms. Unfortunately, most marketing departments aren’t up … Continue reading Snapchat, Instagram, and the Rise of Video and UGC Marketing →

Innovation Best Practices — Three “Periscopes” to Help Rise Above

Lisa Fernow — February 23, 2017 — February 23, 2017 Anyone leading a well-established business faces the challenge of needing to innovate within a large organization while still getting the day-to-day business done. It’s not easy. Innovation is risky. It involves change. And in the heat of battle, it’s tempting to put innovation on the … Continue reading Innovation Best Practices — Three “Periscopes” to Help Rise Above →

The rise of retention marketing as a strategic priority in 2017

Why should marketers be putting the spotlight on retention marketing? Contributor Heather Timney explains how shifting your focus toward existing customers will positively impact your bottom line. Heather Timney on January 30, 2017   It’s no longer a secret that nurturing existing customers is important to the long-term financial success of business-to-business (B2B) companies. That’s … Continue reading The rise of retention marketing as a strategic priority in 2017 →

Do the Moz & Raven retreats back to basics signal the rise of point solutions over marketing suites?

After years of martech companies assembling and launching all-in-one marketing suites, recent news suggests the tide has turned. Contributor and Third Door Media CEO Chris Elwell suggests what this might mean — renewed focus on single-point solutions and on the bottom line. Chris Elwell on August 24, 2016   Two companies in the martech space … Continue reading Do the Moz & Raven retreats back to basics signal the rise of point solutions over marketing suites? →