MQMs are a KPI that marketing and sales can agree on – ClickZ Author Ravi Chalaka Date published January 12, 2021 Categories Digital Marketing Strategies 30-second summary: Customer and prospect B2B meetingsRead More…
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Why email is critical for closing the personalization gap with ‘MADtech’ – ClickZ Author Jeff Kupietzky Date published January 11, 2021 Categories 30-second summary: Consumers expect a personalized online experience from everyRead More…
Why unlocking creative insights data is so important for digital campaign success – ClickZ Author Chris Loy Date published January 7, 2021 Categories 30-second summary: Creative data analytics has removed the guessworkRead More…
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Four marketing predictions for 2021 – ClickZ Author Jeremy Fain Date published January 4, 2021 Categories 30-second summary: 2020 has brought great change for marketers, where will 2021 bring us? Channel shiftsRead More…
Audio is the medium of the moment – so how can brands use it to connect? – ClickZ Author Lauren Douglass Date published January 4, 2021 Categories 30-second summary: Audio has neverRead More…
Key Insights: Revenue attribution, digital titans, advertising & AI forecasts Author Kamaljeet Kalsi Date published January 2, 2021 Categories 30-second summary: 2020’s most valuable companies were Apple (US$1,993 billion), Microsoft (US$1,588 billion),Read More…