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Brands and email specialty firms have become much savvier about leveraging new tools and strategies to boost deliverability rates, increase automation, and maintain email’s integral role in B2B marketing. Here are five trends likely to gain traction in 2019 and beyond.

In today’s challenging environment, B2B marketers must find ways to differentiate their products or services from the competition. Many are finding that content — personalized, relevant, and properly distributed — can help them meet those challenges.

Sales reps increasingly have been using social media technology and principles to establish their personal brands and trustworthiness with leads, boosting conversions.

Business-to-business marketers struggle with making data work for customer relationship management, but there are ways to overcome the challenges.

Tailoring content specifically to the customer's buying journey continues to confound B2B marketers, but there is a proven way forward.

While the lack of alignment between sales and marketing is frequently lamented but rarely addressed, B2B companies like Siemens Healthineers and Dun & Bradstreet are making serious headway.

Thirty-two percent of brands and agencies reported that they currently advertise on podcasts, and 36 percent will definitely advertise in the next six months, a survey by Westwood One found. Here are five tips for getting started with podcasting.

The short supply of talent, coupled with a sizable marketing skills gap, has set the industry back. Here's how companies like Mastercard and GE are attacking the issue head on.

A study by Forrester Research found that 82 percent of marketers said increasing customer satisfaction is their chief marketing goal. Here are five ways to become truly customer obsessed in B2B marketing.

While business-to-business customers place enormous value on supplier websites as a source for information throughout the buying journey, less than one-third of buyers think these websites are helpful. Here are five secrets to a killer B2B website.

Thanks to the ingenuity of ANA B2B Hall of Fame inductee Christoph Becker, founder of gyro, the state of business marketing has never been better.

As companies like Lincoln Electric, GE, and Deloitte have shown, storytelling is a powerful way to create effective content marketing, engage targeted audiences, and generate sales.

As platforms evolve and budgets are strained, marketers work to find the ROI in social media marketing.

When it comes to generating leads, some business marketers dispute entirely the idea of best channel, suggesting that other elements are perhaps more effective.

As customer experience becomes the key growth differentiator, companies struggle to match rising expectations.

Comcast Business has steadily earned a reputation for being tenacious and innovative, an approach personified by SVP and CMO Denice Hasty, hailed as one of the most powerful women in cable/telecom.

To stem the tide of declining marketing budgets, business-to-business companies like TeleSign, GeoBlue, and Avnet are shoring up core competencies.

B-to-B marketers and brand managers have started to recognize that gamification is a useful adjunct to omnichannel marketing programs as a way to spark engagement, support sales, and strengthen loyalty.

Despite lingering concerns about privacy, security, and compliance, small and midsized businesses are slowly seeing the value of cloud-based solutions.

B-to-B brands like Xerox and Anisa International are increasingly embracing person-to-person marketing to connect on a more human level.