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What Will the Future of Remote Work Look Like? New Research

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Countless articles, unscientific LinkedIn polls, and blog posts have speculated about what the future of work will look like: how will in-the-office, hybrid, and remote work be mixed? A new research study provides the most accurate picture yet. ” Here are four key findings from the SWZD research. ” Hmm.

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Content Marketing and Social Media: 25 Insights and Stats from Three Research Reports

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Social media managers are actually (slightly) happier working in the office rather than hybrid or remote. Those are among the findings from a trio of this year’s best research reports, from WordPress VIP , Hootsuite , and Metricool. Here are 10 noteworthy observations from the study. The average social media manager in the U.S.

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B2B Influencer Marketing in 2022: Seven Key Lessons from New Research

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The full 39-page report is well worth downloading, but here are seven key insights and takeaways from the research for B2B marketers. Influencers are almost three times as likely (71% vs. 25%) to say they do one-off campaigns with brands as to work on an ongoing retainer basis. Always On Beats Hit or Miss. Do Your Homework.

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How B2B Content Marketing Has Changed and What To Do Next [Research]

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But fascinating new research quantifies those changes, and points the way forward for B2B content marketers. IT purchasing budgets weren’t cut (generally) but were shifted different priorities, accommodating remote work and accelerating digital transformation initiatives. No surprise there. Familiarity breeds intent.

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How the Tech Sector Has Adjusted to COVID-19: Five Findings from Research

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The latest research from TrustRadius answers reveals some interesting insights. Here are five more key findings from the research. transitioning to remote working, learning, and teaching). Previous research found that 59% of employees said they would prefer to work from home at least part of the time even after the pandemic.

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How COVID-19 is Impacting B2B Technology Purchasing [Research]

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Two recent research reports provide answers. For example: In 2018, only 13% of employees worked remotely most of the time. Over the spring and summer, IT purchasing priorities, not surprisingly, shifted to pandemic-related needs to supporting a remote work force. Most large enterprise buy from 16 or more vendors.

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What Will the Future of Remote Work Mean for B2B Organizations?

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The pandemic sent millions of employees home to work in March of 2020, and in the two years since, remote jobs have become the new normal. The evolving work environment has especially impacted business-to-business (B2B) organizations, as in-person interactions are often pivotal to success. Creating a Productive Work Environment.