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How to Organize a Stand-out Marketing Planning Session

Vision Edge Marketing

If you’re like many of our customers, right now you are somewhere in the midst of your planning cycle, working with your partners in Sales, Finance, Product, and IT as you crystallize your Marketing plan. Focus on 5 Areas for Your Planning Session. Organize a Stand-out Marketing Planning Session. Avoid turf wars.

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The Marketing Book Podcast: “Organic Social Media” by Jenny Li Fowler

The Forward Observer

Organic Social Media: How to Build Flourishing Online Communities by Jenny Li Fowler About the Book Organizations and institutions focused on community building have a built-in group of ambassadors who embrace their message and vision. With this book, social media managers will future-proof the online presence of any organization.

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Benefits of Marketing Planning Across the Organization

Hive9

Your marketing organization sits down and really does the work of outlining their goals and creating a marketing plan. Then, as the organization’s different departments get mired in the day to day of doing their jobs, the plan is deviated from and ultimately forgotten. You’ve seen it happen over and over again.

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How CMOs Can Keep Marketing Organizations Agile in Changing Times

Marketing Insider Group

How can chief marketing officers empower their organizations to remain nimble in changing times? To remain agile during uncertain times, you should focus on short-term planning, consider outsourcing to fill talent gaps, be proactive, and prioritize building brand loyalty over winning new customers. Make Short-Term Plans.

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The Resurgence of Direct Mail as a Growth Marketing Strategy

Speaker: Jeff Tarran, COO, Gunderson Direct & Margaret Pepe, Executive Director of Product Management, U.S. Postal Service

Industry veterans Jeff Tarran and Margaret Pepe are here to delve into how direct mail has completely evolved in recent years, and has rightfully earned a seat at the table alongside the email and digital marketing plans of SMBs, enterprise companies, and agencies as they look into strategy for 2024 and beyond.

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5 Hacks to Boost Your B2B Company’s Organic Social Media Reach

Marketing Insider Group

If you’re a B2B social media manager, you’ve probably noticed that organic social media reach has been on the decline in recent years. With increases in paid ad content and algorithms constantly in flux, it’s easy to see why it’s becoming increasingly challenging to reach followers with organic campaigns. Study Best Practices.

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How to Organize a Go-To-Market Plan for SaaS

Directive Agency

A hyper-important part of any go-to-market plan is making sure you understand who your product is for and how best to reach them in the SaaS space. So without out any ado whatsoever, let’s get into how to organize a go-to-market plan for your SaaS brand. Organic Marketing. Who are your potential customers? .

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7 Marketing and Sales Strategies to Grow Your Revenue Fast

Speaker: Christopher Ryan, Founder and CEO of Fusion Marketing Partners

This could be due to a variety of factors, from a revenue plan that needs refreshing to broken processes. What to do to get alignment, and better performance, out of your sales and marketing organizations. Making the changes that directly impact revenue growth will be different for every company, but the effort can reap large benefits.

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Intent Data: No Tricks, all Treats

Speaker: Michael Ballard, Senior Manager of Digital Marketing, Lenovo

Wait a second - that wasn't part of the plan. Michael will take us through how Lenovo piloted three different intent programs to integrate intent data into their marketing strategy allowing them to trigger relevant and timely campaigns that any sized organization could emulate. Since when did a 1.5%