Socialize the Enterprise

whitePaper | August 16, 2020

This Tech Brief shows how to apply search engine optimization (SEO) to enterprise websites by employing best practices together with the built-in tools in Magnolia CMS. We take the key SEO factors identified by the Moz.org consulting group, and pair them with various Magnolia features. Our intended audience is online marketers, people employing web communications, and anyone interested in increasing their site rank.

whitePaper | November 6, 2019

The eBook covers a few topics to give you a better idea of how each aspect of your online presence plays an important role in bringing in new leads—from SEO and PR to online marketplaces. It can be hard to know where to find new clients. Better yet, where to find long-lasting clients that pay well.

whitePaper | January 13, 2022

In the wake of a historic 2020, 2021 signaled that transformation will not be limited to a single year. The 2020’s will be a transformative decade. 2021 itself was a year of stark contrasts. It began with a wave of optimism and ended with a wave of omicron -- extending the pandemic period and expanding our knowledge of the Greek alphabet.

whitePaper | September 1, 2022

Partner incentives form a central pillar in all good channel programs. For example in today’s channel, they serve a dual benefit. That of rewarding partners based on performance and increasing partner loyalty and satisfaction. As modern partner ecosystems continuously evolve in both complexity and scale, it is critical that vendors offer incentive programs that are meaningful to the different types of partners they work with. However, not all incentive programs in 2022 are successful when it comes to attracting, motivating and retaining partners.

whitePaper | August 3, 2020

Defining and managing a strong go-to-market strategy is critical for your business. Unfortunately, too many companies fail to focus on their go-to-market strategy as a competitive advantage. After helping hundreds of companies accelerate their revenues, The Spur Group can definitively state this can be a costly mistake. Most companies get born through product innovation. They are founded on an idea—a new way of doing something. But as a market matures, it is harder to sustain innovation.

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.