What are your B2B marketing resolutions for the new year? Our latest inFAUXgraphic has 5 things we're resolving to do
Is the holiday season already getting you down? Our latest InFAUXgraphic has tips to help you survive and even beat the holiday game! Got any good advice for surviving the holidays as a marketer? Share in the comments!
Filming a video should be simple, right? But if you've ever tried to create a corporate video, you know that there are a lot of ways it can go wrong. In our latest inFAUXgraphic, we've collected five ways to ruin
Feel like your website needs an overhaul? In Boomm’s latest inFAUXgraphic, we look at five ways to tell when it’s way, way past time for an update to your B2B website design. Are there any others you would add?
Summer is intern season, and that means dealing with a whole range of personalities, work habits and expectations. Boomm's latest InFAUXgraphic looks at a few types of interns and how to help them work for you. What kinds of interns do
Marketing techniques can change quickly--what's all the rage one year is hopelessly out of date the next. Did you ever have a winning strategy that you had to abandon when new technology came on the scene? Boomm's latest InFAUXgraphic revisits
In the busy marketing world, acronyms are a way to save time…but they can really pile up and get confusing. Ever catch yourself saying an acronym without really knowing what it means? Ever wonder what you would sound like to
Everyone knows a meeting is better with food. But not all meeting food is created equal. Is your agency trying to send a subtle (or not-so-subtle) message with the type of sandwiches it selected? Is that box of coffee merely
Can't seem to remember when your executive team had actually green-lighted that critical marketing initiative? Too many fiscal quarters and late nights at the office ago? We all have horror stories about the B2B marketing campaign that wasn't -- high-urgency, mission-critical programs that,
Can there ever be too much of a good thing? When it comes to social network posting frequency and that fine line between compelling content and incessant chatter