EMAIL MARKETING IN 2016 STATS AND EMERGING TRENDS

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 | September 26, 2022

You can’t meet the increasing demands on retail marketing to scale, hyper-target with localization and personalization, and unlock omnichannel experiences by simply hiring more people. This whitepaper takes a deep dive into how Creative Automation can be the answer to retail marketing’s needs.

whitePaper | August 15, 2022

Whoever coined the phrase “different strokes for different folks” could have been referring to channel partner ecosystems. It doesn’t take long for tech vendors to realize that the state of their channel partner ecosystem is a far cry from being homogeneous, that it does in fact skew towards one of entropy – different partners perform at different levels and have different levels of commitment (at different times!).

whitePaper | November 15, 2019

ccording to Comscore, 78% of local searches on mobile devices led to a purchase within 24 hours. Of those purchases, 73% were done in a physical store, 16% occured over the phone, and only 11% online. By focusing on driving offline conversions from search, delivering personalized high-quality consumer experiences, and analyzing results, marketers can tap into the power of offline to convert consumers from shoppers into buyers and optimize marketing ROI.

whitePaper | November 25, 2021

The truth is that most partner relationship management (PRM) software just isn't built for B2B, meaning many SaaS businesses end up choosing partnerships software that fail to scale with their growth, and provide a sub-par experience to partners.

whitePaper | October 5, 2022

Customer satisfaction is the degree to which a customer is happy with your product or service. Solution providers have always cared about creating satisfied customers; they are their customers too (and those customers may be even more valuable to their business than to yours). Solution providers typically sell a bevy of products and services to the same customer. The partner often carries several vendor product lines – possibly hundreds – which they leverage to put together a solution for a customer business need or opportunity. They want the products or, more importantly, the solution to satisfy customer expectations so they can continue to sell them more stuff.