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Where Nonprofits Spend Their Time On Social Media in 2022

Hubspot Marketing

Unlike most marketing campaigns you see looking to get you using a product or service, non-profit social marketing is all about getting you to take action for a cause. Often, non-profit organizations are tight on resources and don’t always have the ability to produce large, high-visibility campaigns.

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How Content Marketing Directly Improves Sales

Marketing Insider Group

If you haven’t shifted to an all-in perspective on content, you’ll want to know about these proven ways that content supports sales and leads to higher profitability. Millennials Rule. Millennials now make up the largest percentage of the U.S. Pillars in Place? Quick Takeaways. Here’s your current B2B buyer.

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How Nonprofits Can Use TikTok for Growth [Case Study + Examples]

Hubspot Marketing

We're seeing more and more social impact and non-profit clients use TikTok to inform, educate, engage, advertise, and raise funds and awareness. The American Kennel Club (AKC) uses Facebook to share tips and articles about dog care — like this post featuring the best dog raincoats — to establish its place as an expert in dog welfare.

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The New Focus on Retention Marketing

Marketing Insider Group

It can cost 5x more to attract a new customer than it does to retain an existing one, and increasing your customer retention rate by just 5% can result in a profit increase of over 25%. But research shows that focusing your efforts on the customers you already have is a better long-term strategy that can generate a higher ROI.

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Which Social Media Channels See the Most ROI? [New Data + Expert Tips]

Hubspot Marketing

Instagram offers marketers the ability to increase reach and boost sales from non-organic content, such as Instagram Ads and branded content. For instance, in the last three months, 83% of Millennials have visited YouTube, followed by 81% of Gen Z, and 79% of Gen X. Let's explore why.

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Building A People-Centric Culture: From Employees To Contributors

Duct Tape Marketing

How does the people age, how do the 10 truths really relate to the idea that so many people now are not physically in a building with their place of employment? But I think what really came out of that was people just don't want to work for you anymore or at this place. So you want to get more profitable? So we know that.

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Digital Marketing Trends for 2023

Spiralytics

Marketing has always been about reaching your target audience at the right time and place. So much so that 37% of consumers trust them more than brands, with Gen Z and Millennials being two times more likely than Boomers to trust influencers. Meanwhile, 70% of ‘non-videomarketers’ plan to start online video marketing in 2023.