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Boost your marketing ROI by identifying sweet spots that resonate with subscribers and tipping points that cause opt-outs and lost revenue. Kath Pay on June 6, 2024 We email marketers often look for the sweet spots in our email programs — the points in an email cycle when subscribers are most likely to do … Continue reading Optimizing your email program: Finding sweet spots and tipping points
Explore strategic vs. haphazard approaches in B2B social media and how the best-in-class companies are finding their “sweet spot.” Scott Gillum on October 11, 2023 Never has the expression, “Don’t confuse activity for performance,” rang truer than in B2B social media programs. You can divide organizations into two buckets based on their approach to social … Continue reading B2B social media ‘sweet spots’: What’s working and what’s not
Brands Need Spots That Connect To Win Super Bowl Ad Game by John Weiss , Op-Ed Contributor, February 4, 2022 Pressure. Some thrive on it while others simply crumble. Come Sunday, February 13 the Bengals and Rams will surely feel it as they compete for NFL supremacy. Even the football itself knows pressure. But the … Continue reading Brands Need Spots That Connect To Win Super Bowl Ad Game
Achim Nowak July 21, 2021 Last Thursday, Shwan Lamei and I were strolling through the charmed side streets of Brookline, a close-in Boston suburb. Shwan, former “high-potential” corporate executive, dropped out of corporate life 2 years ago. Founded a start-up in the energy-conservation arena with a business partner, Daria. Has been riding the ups and … Continue reading 7 Blind Spots That Will ALWAYS Get You Into Trouble
Jim Haudan — October 12, 2018 Follow @jhaudan — October 12, 2018 RoyalAnwar / Pixabay If you think the marketing world is trying to pull one over on you today, then you need to pull up some old school ads. Boy oh boy, we were blind to the fact that folks were trying to sell … Continue reading Becoming a Better Leader Begins by Identifying Your Blind Spots
Rachel Cunningham — June 5, 2018 — June 5, 2018 It’s not surprising that many B2B marketing professionals have a tough time coming up with interesting ideas for content pieces and blog posts. It either seems like all the good ideas have been written about or the ideas you come up with you think are … Continue reading 3 Surprising Spots for Blog Inspiration
While the Philadelphia Eagles were this year’s Super Bowl champs on the field, the overall Super Bowl brand winner isn’t as easy to name. Amy Gesenhues on February 12, 2018 This year’s Super Bowl saw over 40 brands pay more than $5 million dollars each for ad time during the big game. There were … Continue reading Who won the Super Bowl ad game? The spots that generated the most buzz across YouTube, social & search
Columnist Joshua Reynolds takes a look at McDonald’s ad strategy during the Games, how Panera Bread moved in on the fast-food giant’s blind spot and what marketers can learn from the outcome. Joshua Reynolds on August 30, 2016 lazyllama / Shutterstock.com If you tuned into the recent Rio Olympics, you saw many inspiring acts of … Continue reading Hitting blind spots on the way to gold? Olympics ads remind marketers to sweat the data details
Believe it or not, you can learn a thing or two from the world of burgers and fries, says columnist Joshua Reynolds. Here’s why your marketing analytics should take a page from the fast food industry. Joshua Reynolds on July 26, 2016 For marketers, customer journey analysis often results in accidental narcissism. Analytics are … Continue reading Customer journeys, blind spots & burgers: Lessons from fast-food marketing
Troy HollenbeckAugust 3, 2015 Getting ranked on Google’s search engine results pages (SERPs) is a zero sum game. If you can capture one of three top spots, or at least Page 1, your website is practically guaranteed to get a lot of visitors. If you are on any other page, most potential customers will never … Continue reading Land Your Web Page in the Three Top Spots in Google Results
