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3 Strategic Marketing Lessons From Game of Thrones

In this post, our Senior Competitive Intelligence Maven and resident Game of Thrones super-fan Mary Robinson shares GOT-inspired marketing advice. Warning: strategic marketing tips and Season 4 spoilers ahead! It’s okay, pick up your jaw… because the Game of Thrones Season 4 finale was an absolute jaw-dropper. You didn’t think Tyrion had the hutzpah, did you? I bet you didn’t Read more …

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An Insider’s Guide To Marketing On LinkedIn: Interview with Jason Miller

We’ve written several posts about LinkedIn marketing tips, ranging from how to build your LinkedIn influence to refreshers on LinkedIn analytics and advertising. But what better way to get the inside scoop on how to maximize one’s marketing efforts on LinkedIn than by speaking with one of LinkedIn’s own marketers? Well, that’s exactly what we did. We Read more …

The Marketing Maven's Guide to Facebook

Landing on the News Feed: The Marketing Maven’s Guide to Facebook

I vaguely remember when I first signed-up for Facebook and it was something so new that brought on so many possibilities to showcase who I was. But now things have changed — I’m much less worried about a new profile picture or if my status has been liked multiple times over. As a marketer, a Read more …

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Avoid the Contact Abyss: What You Should Know About Your Online Forms

Most of us go about our online actions without stopping to think about how we are interacting with branded content, websites, and landing pages. We visit a site, find what we are looking for, go through the steps to get it, and then go about our day. But as marketers, we have to look behind the digital Read more …

Why Enterprise Marketers Can't Live Without Data

Why Enterprise Marketers Can’t Live Without Data

Marketers, financiers and businesses have been collecting data since the stone-age. The fact that data is constantly collected around consumer behavior is nothing new. What has given velocity to the phrase “Big Data” is our revolutionary ability to synthesize, understand, and apply the findings within the data sets we aggregate. As software and the Internet Read more …

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