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The 5 Marketing Conferences You Need to Attend in 2020

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Adam Ortman Each year, it seems like the list of marketing conferences grows exponentially, which isn’t a bad thing. At conferences, you can learn about best practices, the latest technologies, and upcoming tools in the marketing world. The following is our list of the five best conferences to attend in 2020: 1.

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How to Avoid False Advertising and Misleading Claims with Legal Translation

Pipeliner

False advertising refers to a misrepresentation of a product or service, often through misleading or unproven claims, as defined by the Federal Trade Commission. For international businesses in advertising, many rely on legal translations to ensure that all parties understand their rights and responsibilities.

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Recession Planning: Should You Cut Your Marketing Budget?

Zoominfo

All too often, marketing budgets are the first to be scaled back. We surveyed nearly 250 marketers , and while 59% of respondents said they either were not adjusting their budgets or weren’t making significant changes, almost 40% said they were cutting back on marketing spend in anticipation of a recession. You get it.

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The 2020 sales and marketing tips for startup owners

Salesmate

Being a startup, you have to push your idea forward into the market, and before you get noticed you need to market yourself in front of everyone. And by marketing, I am talking about displaying your product or service in front of people with money. Not everyone has a natural knack of a seasoned sales or marketing professional.

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How Small Gifts Can Create Big Marketing Wins

Zoominfo

“It’s something like an educated Hail Mary pass that sweeps up unconverted marketing qualified leads.” What do we mean by “direct mail marketing”? Direct mail marketing makes direct contact with individual consumers, as opposed to reaching a large audience with mass media, such as advertising.

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Shame Marketing Boosts Sales but Reduces Loyalty

SMEI

Are you a marketer looking for a quick and dirty way to boost sales? If so, then shame marketing may be right up your alley. Shame marketing is a cynical form of advertising that involves exploiting the insecurities of young people in order to sell them products. Here are some examples of shame marketing campaigns: 1.

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What lies ahead

Sales and Marketing Management

These predictions from B2B sales and marketing experts may impact decisions you make as 2019 comes to a close and 2020 looms. Companies will cut back on MarTech spend and focus on what actually works, says Adam Smartschan, vice president of innovation and strategy at Altitude Marketing. Think about search engine marketing.