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Added Value: Facebook Advertising Boosts Paid Search Performance

As digital marketing begins its next evolutionary step, most advertisers are seeking clarity to one very important question: “How do my marketing efforts work together to influence my target audience and convert into high-value customers?” This is particularly important given the variety of digital channels available to marketers. Marketers have long known that channels like search and retargeting are highly effective at capturing demand. At the same time, they understand that channels such as display and video advertising can be highly effective at creating demand. What’s less clear is whether and how demand creation and capture channels work together synergistically. The answer is a key input to addressing other burning issues related to effective ad planning and buying, campaign optimization, budget allocation, etc.

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Intent-driven Advertising: How to Lower Your CAC on LinkedIn

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The B2B buyer’s journey is growing increasingly complex. At the same time, marketing is getting a bigger seat at the executive table with record-high technology budgets that are expected to surpass those of CIOs this year. To top off this added complexity and growing accountability, buzzed-about advances in data analytics have stakeholders assuming marketing can seamlessly report on the evolving landscape in which they operate.