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The CMO Isn’t Dead: Mastering the Skills of the Modern Marketing Leader

Content Standard

The modern CMO: Spearheads a unified content strategy: Break down silos and establish clear guidelines and a cohesive narrative that resonates across all channels. Go beyond demographics and discover customer behavior, motivations, and pain points.

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Fostering Inclusivity: The Power of Inclusive Language in the Workplace

Choozle

Welcoming Diversity Inclusive language acknowledges and respects diversity in all its forms—race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, ability, or any other characteristic. By using neutral and affirming language, we avoid unintentionally marginalizing or excluding certain groups of people.

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5 Effective Options For B2B Advertising on Social Media

KoMarketing Associates

A study published on the Think With Google blog found that about 50 percent of B2B researchers (who usually make many of the purchasing decisions on behalf of their company) are millennials, or professionals aged 18-34. According to Pew Research Center , “82% of online adults ages 18 to 29 use Facebook, along with 79% of those ages 30 to 49.”

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A Comprehensive Guide to Market Segmentation

seo.co

Furthermore, those organizations that have thorough and documented market segmentation strategies see a 10 percent bump in their profit margins when compared to those that don’t. It typically includes information like age, gender, income, location, education, ethnicity, family situation, annual income, and other key details.

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Future of Buyer Personas is Social - Part 5 (6 Essentials To Embedding Into Your Organization)

Tony Zambito

This is the fifth and final part of a series of reflective articles on the future of buyer personas in the social age.    Leading up to this final part, part 1 through 4, I covered some of the misconceptions, impact of the social age, what changes were needed, and the establishing of a new role and framework. 

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The Future of Buyer Personas is Social - Part 1

Tony Zambito

  Flash forward to the present day nine years later, I believe that buyer personas in general and as a marketing and sales process is at a critical juncture needing significant change.    They amount to glorified buyer profiles that do not possess revealing insights that shape marketing or sales strategy

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Four Challenges Market Research Faces Today

Tony Zambito

What is missing in many of the strategic meetings for senior executives is insight into understanding consumer or buyer behaviors and attitudes. The fourth challenge we can liken to the nomenclature of the "silent majoirty" in the digital age.  With the hope of understanding trends and purchasing patterns.

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