Whether it is an animated explainer, product video or testimonial, using video to leverage your marketing strategy is a best practice.
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7 Ways to Tell Whether Your Digital Marketing Agency is an Asset
Evaluate your agency’s fit by reviewing interactions with your account manager. When it’s green flags all the way, you’re more likely to enjoy smooth sailing — and success.
Audience Research 101: The Key to Creating Marketing Videos That Convert
Conducting effective audience research is a crucial step in your content marketing strategy. A video marketing expert shares tips to set your videos apart and increase conversions.
Get Ahead of the Game: 4 Steps for Assessing Your Digital Marketing Needs
Your company’s success hinges on reaching the right audience at the right time. A digital marketing expert shares tips on developing your strategy to do so.
4 Lessons Learned from Running a Crypto and NFT Marketing Agency
The co-founder of a leading marketing agency in the challenging crypto and NFT space shares secrets for long-term survival in a volatile industry.
Digital marketing survival strategies for tough economic times
While you can’t control economic trends, you can control how your business responds to them with smart strategies that minimize spending but maintain ROI.
5 Ways to Leverage Awards in Your Marketing Efforts
When your company or employee wins an award, don’t just put it on a shelf. Capitalize on the outreach opportunity to position your company as an industry leader.
4 ways to restore faith in marketing by connecting with humans, not algorithms
Technology plays a critical role in marketing, but that could come at the cost of your brand’s humanity. No matter how much technology is used, it’s critical to keep the human connection at the core of your marketing efforts.
How to use creative videos to transform email marketing from basic to bustling
Video-based email marketing is becoming the new normal. Since video content educates and inspires audiences much more easily than written emails, it can help you nurture more leads within a shorter time frame.
What I learned from marketing a product people are too embarrassed to talk about
Marketing an awkward product requires creativity and an empathetic approach. If you’re a maverick who’s ready to tackle the topics that others won’t broach, your ideal audience will be thankful for both your product and for you–the brave pioneer who brought it into the light.