Bernard May is the CEO of National Positions, a 5-time Inc. 500 company, award-winning marketing agency and Google Premier Partner. After running an agency for over 20 years, I have likely adapted and ...
This article is by Dave Husain, CEO and co-founder of digital-marketing firm Leapfrog. You hear and read it everywhere: Today’s CMOs are increasingly frustrated about the inordinate amount of time ...
In our work to help companies understand the value of applying process to their marketing and sales activities, we have found many reasons for resistance, including the preconception that much of what ...
No matter how far we get into the days of content marketing as a common practice, so many marketers still can’t find their balance with it. Most of us logically know that content marketing and content ...
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Workato, the leading enterprise automation platform, today announced the launch of the new Marketing Process Automation Certification, part of the company’s ...
Right now too many people are looking for a magic marketing pill, some new process or a way to make a video or tweet to go viral. Too many people are reading articles and watching how others see the ...
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If it's true that marketing can make even a mediocre product successful, imagine what a well-executed marketing piece can do for yours. Of course, the ad should meet the goal of achieving an almost ...
Not all marketers think in terms of processes. Those little routines and steps that you go through for everything from updating the CRM system to approving a campaign. In white collar, professional ...
Planning requires collaboration and teamwork across business units, which likely all have their own priorities. Here are some concrete steps to reach alignment. When you think about marketing planning ...
The pandemic turned some automotive ads into real family affairs. Automakers have turned to a predictable blueprint over the years when pitching utility vehicles and minivans: bustling children in the ...