Technology companies are at an advantage when it comes to content marketing: They’re already comfortable with data-driven decision making. Tech marketers know how to analyze performance across channels and determine what content is working best where and with...
The other day when I was talking with a colleague, she mentioned an incident that happened back in her consulting days. She was presenting a workshop to a group of young developers, and one of the men rattled off a response dripping with industry jargon. My (very...
Recently I’ve noticed a trend in emails coming from technology companies: big, heavily designed email headers. At first glance, you wouldn’t think this trend was a bad thing. After all, strong visual design can be captivating — and of course, who wouldn’t...
Some marketers will tell you the B2B customer journey is dead. On the one hand, with so many channels the customer could be coming from and so many new decision factors to contend with, the traditional linear journey is outdated. The path from zero awareness of their...
When you consider that it can cost five times as much to gain a new customer than it does to retain the ones you have, customer retention ends up looking like a really good investment. Plus, repeat customers on average spend 67% more per purchase than a first-time...
No matter what angle you look at it from, content’s sole job is to help people. It should help your customers solve their problems, keep up on what’s happening in an industry, stay a step ahead of their competitors, impress their peers and find solutions. It should...
