The path to purchase is non-linear. You have probably heard assertions that the marketing funnel is dead. Is it?
Leverage those touch points to communicate the right message at the right time
Find out why back-to-school campaigns in the first half of August are so successful in generating the most revenue.
Email marketers can get a jump on their campaign strategies and tactics by taking note of some key trends from 2011, including the smart use of subject lines.
As marketers continue to strive for cross-channel campaign integration, companies need to focus on how to connect, engage and empower their customers at each stage of the path to purchase.
Today’s marketers need to shift focus from a technology or channel to a deeper understanding of the customer, including how they live and consume information, in order to empower meaningful connections and actively engage them.
A Mosaic® USA segment called Fast Track Couples consists of young couples and families already on the road to upward mobility. Although 90% are under the age of 35, most are married, work at good jobs and own their homes.
In this year’s Digital Marketer report we focused on how politicians, media owners, advertisers and agencies can use customer segmentation systems, like PoliticalPersonasSM from Experian Simmons, to better prepare for this election year. By having a detailed understanding of key voter segments, including in-depth demographics, responsiveness to various media platforms, and attitudes and opinions on [...]
On April 22nd, Americans and many of their terrestrial counterparts in countries around the world will celebrate Earth Day, a tradition that was started in the United States by Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson in 1970. Much has changed on the planet since the first Earth Day, and even in recent years attitudes continue to evolve [...]
Our recently released 2012 Digital Marketer: Benchmark and Trend Report has been generating strong interest with both marketers and members of the media. We’ve had some cool coverage on sites like CNN.com, Mashable and The Huffington Post. We hope you’ll join our webinar this Thursday at 1:00 p.m. EST to hear what every digital marketer [...]
Where you call home may have an impact on how you prepare your taxes, and not just because of the state tax code. Differences abound in the preferred method of preparing our taxes as we travel from one area of the country to another. In this post, we’ll call out the Designated Market Areas, or DMAs, that are the most likely to have prepare their taxes using several common methods.
Long gone are the days of preparing our taxes the old-fashioned way using pen and paper (and hopefully a calculator). Last year, just 8.7% of U.S. tax filers prepared their taxes manually, down from 16.4% of filers who prepared their taxes this way in 2006. Software (including both online and offline versions, such as Turbo Tax or H&R Block At Home) have risen to replace their graphite-powered ancestors. In 2005, 21.5% of tax filers said they used software to prepare their taxes. Specifically, 6.8% used offline software and another 14.7% used online software.
Learn about the tools you need to plan a Back-to-School campaign in style.
