Neustar and Pathmatics discuss the latest trends in Paid Social and Attribution

whitePaper | December 2, 2021

Where does day-dreaming about what’s possible end and actionable strategy begin? It starts by thinking bigger than just planning events one at a time, independent from the organization’s overall marketing strategy. The future of event marketing is a multi-layered, programmatic approach. We call it: The New Event Marketing Opportunity.

whitePaper | June 30, 2022

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whitePaper | November 1, 2022

This includes traditional tactics as well as new approaches such as account-based marketing, behavioral analytics, and mobile and omnichannel marketing. Even as the landscape has shifted, however, the value partnerships offer has remained steadfast. Foundry’s third Partner Marketing Study (previously conducted in 2014 and 2019) set out to document the perceived value of partner marketing programs as well as how companies are implementing them. The survey of 379 professionals who give and/or receive partner marketing funds found that the value of such programs has grown over time and an uncertain economy has not influenced investment plans.

whitePaper | September 26, 2022

With the growing impact of mobile apps and digital touchpoints on shopping behavior, customers have more channels to find and buy products. This translates into more opportunities for marketers to connect with and engage such customers. But it also means a great deal more complexity for successful marketing execution.

whitePaper | July 12, 2021

It’s 2021 and we’ve got the digital world at our fingertips. And, digital marketing has become increasingly competitive as we tussle for visibility on social media and to stand out from competitors. It feels like now is the right time to take a risk and embark on a brave new strategy, using different content mediums and creative ideas. But what happens when this isn’t supported or encouraged by C-level management? And where does the role of creativity fit into all this? To discover the answers, digital asset management software company Bright commissioned some research, asking marketers to share their approach to marketing strategy this year and whether there are invisible chains holding them back.

whitePaper | November 15, 2021

Technology currently accounts for the largest portion of marketing budgets, and 68% of CMOs expect their already significant technology spend to increase. But optimizing the way teams use that tech continues to be a challenge.