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The Top Marketing Automation Posts of 2013

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

Author: David Cheng As part of our open beta launch this December, ShareBloc ran a contest to find the Top Content Marketing Posts of 2013. Jon Miller’s prior post on the ROI of Marketing Automation didn’t make the 2013 cut (it was posted in October 2012) but you can view it as a companion piece. Here they are: 1.

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The Top Marketing Automation Posts of 2013

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

Author: David Cheng As part of our open beta launch this December, ShareBloc ran a contest to find the Top Content Marketing Posts of 2013. Jon Miller’s prior post on the ROI of Marketing Automation didn’t make the 2013 cut (it was posted in October 2012) but you can view it as a companion piece. Here they are: 1.

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The 2013 Marketing Predictions Post: Content Marketing And Social Business

Marketing Insider Group

I predicted more CMOs would move to change the marketing mindset from one of promoting products to one of creating valuable customer-focused content. So read on to hear what I think is in store for marketing in 2013… Content Marketing Matures. The “Marketing Equals Promotion” Paradigm Has To Break.

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5 of the Most Innovative and Unique Marketing Campaigns So Far in 2013

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

They are the ones that resonate with your audience and really create an affinity between your customer, the messaging, and the product or service. Take a look at some examples of campaigns in the first half of 2013 that have done an amazing job of capturing the attention of their audience in a major way. 1) Coca-Cola Sharing Can.

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The State of Native Advertising: Are Pinterest’s Paid Promotions a Bad Idea?

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

Author: Maggie Jones Last Thursday, Pinterest announced it would follow in the footsteps of Facebook and Twitter, experimenting with paid promotions from a “select group of businesses.” That blurring, of course, is exactly what makes native advertising (like Pinterest’s plan to launch promoted pins) so effective. Intentional?

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36 Digital Marketing Experts You Need To Follow On Social Media

SocialPilot

Janet is all about promoting thought leadership and will encourage you to take rewarding actions. She posts on productivity hacks, content marketing, brand building and will convince you to deploy an influencer marketing plan. She occasionally posts about work culture and thought leadership.

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4 Exciting Ways Influencers Can Turbocharge Your Marketing

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

Oh yeah, it’s a marketing strategy that uses highly influential people to promote your brand, which makes it a lot like leveraging spokespeople…which means that it’s been around for, well, thousands of years actually. Influencers can produce recurring content to demonstrate loyalty to products that they love.