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Long-form pieces that work through one subject end to end, for teams who need the reasoning behind a rule and not just the rule.
Marketing technology grew from about 150 tools in 2011 to more than 6,800. So why do today's MarTech stacks still fail to serve the customer?
Honoring customer preferences pays off, but it's hard to measure at enterprise scale. Five metrics for gauging whether preference management is working.
Enterprises have the budgets and talent, yet many struggle with customer engagement. Here are five reasons why, including how they handle consent and preferences.
GDPR requires explicit consent and proof that personal data is protected. What that means for customer service teams trying to balance both.
Consumers set preferences every day. Five foundational principles for how preference management should work inside the enterprise.
Smartphones changed how people interact with brands. Learn how micro-moments can help brands understand and anticipate what customers want.
Many CMOs and CEOs still aren't sure what "preference management" means. A clear explanation of the idea and why it matters to marketing leaders.
A look at where customer preferences and privacy meet the Internet of Things (IoT), and what that means for brands marketing to connected consumers.
Marketing to cell phones changed for good in 2013. Here's what marketers need to know about reaching customers on their mobile phones.
Approval processes, siloed data, and organizational caution keep most teams from using the email platform they already pay for.
A plain-language definition of an opt-out: what it means to tell a business you no longer want its information, and the common ways people opt out.
A plain-language definition of a preference: what you want to hear about, how you want to receive it and how often, shown with a simple coffee example.