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Does Marketing Have A Marketing Problem?

Marketing Insider Group

In the coming years, Marketing will go in 2 distinct directions: Marketing will become recognized as a strategic function and a driver of revenue for companies. Marketing will be relegated to projects, tasks, and campaigns that can be outsources to an agency. Which direction will you take?

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Nine Benefits of Using Social Proof in Marketing

Webbiquity

With social proof, prospective customers get an in-depth look at a product or service without wading through direct marketing or sales-focused copy. But before diving into the advantages it has for marketers who embrace social proof best practices , here’s a closer look at exactly what social proof is and how it works.

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Social Media CTAs: What We Learned from an Analysis of 10 B2B Companies

KoMarketing Associates

But despite the proof that adding a call-to-action can boost response, it appears many B2B companies are still publishing posts without a call-to-action. To find out just how prevalent this was, we analyzed the social media accounts of 10 B2B companies, across four social media platforms (LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram).

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4 Lean and Mean Growth Marketing Strategies for Small SaaS Businesses

Marketing Insider Group

When it comes to developing growth marketing strategies, you don’t have every resource at your disposal. For any SaaS company looking to accelerate growth with minimal investment, we’ve put together a list of actionable tactics to help you do just that. Growth marketing strategies are not cookie cutter. Quick Takeaways.

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Direct Marketing Doesn’t Have to Suck

Paul Gillin

In the weeks leading up to the Direct Marketing Association annual conference in Boston this week, exhibitors were out strutting their best stuff. Both turned out to be promotions for companies exhibiting at the conference. And then I thought about what that says about the state of direct marketing today.

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Welcome, Gen A: The Age of Automation for Sales and Marketing is Here

Zoominfo

Back in 1989, when hair metal music played on MTV and a lone protester famously stood in front of a tank in Tiananmen Square, the Harvard Business Review published an article that explored how automation was ready to boost marketing and sales teams. The Rise of Cross-Functional Teams. Better Data Means Smarter Automation.

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Building The World’s Best Firmographic Data Foundation

Zoominfo

Additionally, the business environment is changing rapidly, which requires a continuous approach to processing and collecting company data. For example, profile information is readily available online for any large, public company with a significant web presence. businesses are small businesses with fewer than 500 people.

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