For our one-year anniversary, we contemplated many ways to celebrate. Cake. Self-indulgent blog posts filled with navel gazing. Office party. All the things companies normally do to celebrate a milestone. The catch is, of course, that these things matter to no one except the people who work at the company. So instead, we made useful […]
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{PODCAST} In-Ear Insights: How To Plan for Chatbots
In this episode of In-Ear Insights, listen as Katie and Chris discuss chatbots in marketing. What are chatbots good at? What are they bad at? Will chatbots take your job? How do you build the training library of questions a chatbot should answer? Katie and Chris also reference some of the common platforms like SnapEngage, […]
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When charts go wrong and how to fix them
We’re far from perfect and we don’t always get things right the first time. We’re continually learning from our mistakes with the goal of personal and professional growth. At Trust Insights, we strongly believe in our core values in want to live up to them every single day. That includes always trying to do better […]
{PODCAST} In-Ear Insights: Conference and Event Content Marketing
In this episode of In-Ear Insights, Katie and Chris talk through what marketers should do to prepare for and make the most of event and conference marketing. What should marketers prepare in advance? How do you network effectively at events? Listen in as they discuss best practices, tips, and ways to get as much out […]
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How Much Do Hashtags Matter on Facebook and Instagram?
One of the perennial questions asked by social media marketers is, how much do hashtags matter? Should we use them? How many? After all, we’ve all see Instagram posts that are #unreadable #because #of #how #many #hashtags #are #crammed #into #the #post. Is this effective? The first question we have to ask is, what’s the […]
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{PODCAST} In-Ear Insights: Data Visualization Tips and Tricks
In this episode of In-Ear Insights, Katie and Chris talk about how to work with data and visualize it more effectively. Data visualization is a skill not taught in schools, and it’s equal part art and science. Tune in to hear their tips about what’s the best way to use different charts and graphs, what […]
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{PODCAST} In-Ear Insights: AI for Marketers
In this week’s In-Ear Insights, join cofounders Katie Robbert and Christopher Penn as they discuss the release of Chris’ latest book, AI for Marketers (Second Edition). Learn what’s in the book, which jobs will be taken by robots, and how to set up your career for success. Also learn why social media is in mortal […]
Cognitive Marketing at IBM THINK 2019
IBM THINK is the premier gathering of technologists, marketers, and subject matter experts for all things IT, security, compliance, and AI/machine learning. I’m honored to be speaking again at THINK, this year in San Francisco, February 11-15. What will I be presenting? I’ll be showing some brand new applications of machine learning for marketing, five […]
Marketing Insights: How to use YouTube for Organic Marketing
YouTube is a search engine The thing a lot of marketers get wrong about YouTube is thinking that it’s only a video sharing platform, or even that it’s a social media platform. It’s not. YouTube is a search engine. Many people search YouTube for “how do I?” and if you are in a business where […]
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Tips for Using Data to Survive End-Of-Year Planning
This post was originally published on Spin Sucks It’s the most wonderful time of the year… …for annual planning! Well, it’s Q4, and everyone is scrambling to create their plan for January 1st. New Year, New You. What’s the deal with that? I equate annual planning to creating resolutions. If you wait until January to start […]
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