Marketers need content analytics to measure cross-channel campaigns [study]
In order to measure content marketing performance in a multichannel world, brands need analytics that compile data from numerous platforms.
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In order to measure content marketing performance in a multichannel world, brands need analytics that compile data from numerous platforms.
Brands publishing news content to the web can reach the right prospects through organic search.
Marketers’ video campaign decisions just got harder – Vine and Instagram are proving to be strong competitors.
Consumers opt-into brand experiences, but they must be convinced to convert via exceptional online content.
SEOs who noticed link data missing from their Google Webmaster Tools won’t see their search marketing efforts falter, according to a recent announcement.
A new study shows brands aren’t doing everything in their power to convert offline shoppers with online media.
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A new study suggests social media marketing is one of the most effective ways to drive website traffic, second only to organic search.