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Interactive content is hot right now. And for good reason. With consumers savvier than ever, and their attention being competed for at an ever-increasing rate, brands and marketers are looking to different ways to engage potential customers, get them interested in a brand, and ultimately, increase conversions. Now, when you look at creating a blog […]

Ever played poker at a table in Vegas (or your local casino)? Doesn’t even have to be poker, it could be the slots. If you’ve played, you know the feeling, watching the cards land, or the wheels spin only to find out you just missed hitting the jackpot.

There’s no doubt you’ve heard the term personalization floating around the last few years. After the Internet revolution, everyone worried the days of personalized service and not “being just a number” to a corporation were gone. Turns out, that’s not quite the case.

Snapchat. You’ve probably heard of it. If you have teenage kids, they are definitely using it. If you’re a Millennial, chances are, you’re using it too. But guess, what? It’s not just for kids anymore.

Getting customer engagement is always the goal, right? But the truth is, not all types of engagement are created equal. There’s a big difference between just reading a blog post, and commenting on it, or between reading an email on your mobile device and playing a little game on the app.

Ever make a deal with your kids? If they bring home an “A” in school, you’ll give them a reward. If they behave at a special event, you’ll get them a toy. If they clean their room every week for a month, you’ll take them to the Taylor Swift concert. That’s called conditioning. Whether you […]

In 1990, economists Richard Thaler, Daniel Kahneman, and Jack Knetsch conducted an experiment at Cornell University. They gathered a group of students and gave half a Cornell University coffee cup (retail value $6.00) and nothing to the other group of students.

Satisfaction of one’s curiosity is one of the greatest sources of happiness in life.– Dr. Linus Pauling Smart marketers can take what Dr. Pauling said and use it to their advantage. People are driven by curiosity. It causes them to search for knowledge, it brings them joy when they find it, and it is classified more […]

All too often we don’t hear enough about business to business (B2B) marketing. The fact of the matter is, the B2B ecosystem is a huge part of the economy. Just because B2B companies aren’t marketing to a specific single person, it doesn’t mean that they can’t embrace technology, mobile, customer psychology, and even copywriting to improve […]