The New School of Data-Driven Marketing: Do Your Targeting Efforts Make the Grade?

Whether remembering life at school triggers fond memories or even hard-learned lessons, as professionals, it’s difficult for us to argue with the results. From teachers actively pushing us to bring out our best, to report cards aptly reporting on our progress, school was a rare time when so much attention and effort was spent on our own personal growth. Today, as marketers, data rekindles that old scholastic spirit of growth by both equipping us for success in identifying valuable opportunities, and by driving improvement trough measurable benchmarks. With that spirit in mind, we created this Data-Driven Targeting Report Card in order to help you grade your strengths and identify your opportunities for improvement in your target marketing efforts.

The Data-Driven Marketer’s Promise to Target Audiences

There’s a lot of back and forth about data. Some perspectives position it as the solution to a wide range of problems, while others find the level of information to be creepy or suspicious. To keep data on the up and up from a marketing standpoint, here six things a data-driven marketer should never do…

How Great Content Marketers Curate as Great Writers Steal

There is honor among thieving writers… That is, there is honor in the way great writers steal. In The Sacred WoodT.S. Eliot wrote, “Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal; bad poets deface what they take, and good poets make it into something better, or at least something different.”