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Another CMO study, Linkedin Direction and Tips

Another CMO study, Linkedin Direction and Tips

This week’s fave five posts cover another CMO study (there’s been quite a few!); an interview with Jeff Weiner the CEO of Linkedin; some good advice regarding connecting on Linkedin and two op-ed articles that I wanted to share. The one about Salesforce asks whether facts were checked and sources confirmed, and the second one I agree with in part but I challenge the assertion that...

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Facebook: Do Marketers “Get it”?

Facebook: Do Marketers “Get it”?

CHART OF THE DAY: Why is it that marketers consider posting to their Facebook page walls the most effective marketing tactic for Facebook? The first stage of consumer engagement on Facebook starts with a "Like" yet marketers rank this low on the effectiveness scale. What gives?

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Marketers & Healthcare Apps?

Marketers & Healthcare Apps?

CHART OF THE DAY: Marketers and developers see business opportunities in mobile health apps. Is there a market opportunity in healthcare or are they smoking something? Let's dig a bit deeper in to these stats and provide some thoughts and insights.

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Canadian Companies Use of Social Media

Canadian Companies Use of Social Media

CHART OF THE DAY: Over half of Canadian companies don't see social media as playing an important role in brand and customer engagement. But, social media daily usage is up. Maybe it's time for some to take their heads out of the sand?

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Inbound vs. Outbound: What’s Better?

Inbound vs. Outbound: What’s Better?

CHART OF THE DAY: "According to Hubspot "Inbound Marketing" is yielding better results than traditional "outbound marketing". Be careful when jumping on the "inbound" bandwagon though.

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Social Media Sponsorship Metrics

Social Media Sponsorship Metrics

CHART OF THE DAY: What metrics are marketers using to measure the success of social media sponsorship? Here's the top 8 in order of importance. We've provided some thoughts and insights too. What do you think?

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