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Today's dose of must-have knowledge | [View in browser] advertisement [Advertisement] [MarketingProfs: Marketing Resources for Marketing Professionals] Aug 26, 2016 Vol. 15, No. 167 In this issue 1. How-To: [Top 7 Reasons Creative Directors Need Digital Asset Management] 2. #SocialSkim: [Facebook's New Teen-Only App, Plus 10 More Stories This Week] 3. PRO [Online Toolkit] [Optimize and Maintain Your Email List] 4. My View: [What Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Gaming Mean for Reward Marketing] 5. Survey Says: [The 10 Tech Companies With the Best Reputations] [Forward to a friend] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] advertisement [Advertisement] Join us on October 6 as we kick off a new Content Marketing Crash Course—our best-selling course is back for 2016! Michael Brenner, Ann Handley, and 10 other content marketing wizards will teach you the insiders' secrets to mastering content marketing. Enroll today and [save $200 with code CONTENT16]. How-To [How-To Image] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] [Top 7 Reasons Creative Directors Need Digital Asset Management] By Leslie Weller From time savings and increased productivity to usage rights, asset protection, and more, DAM's day as an essential tool for creative directors has arrived. The rewards are plentiful, and the risks of not investing in it are too great to ignore. [Read More] FOR PRO Members [Today's PRO Item] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] [[Online Toolkit] Optimize and Maintain Your Email List] Creating a plan to manage your email list is difficult. That's why we've pulled together all the steps for building, optimizing, and governing your list so that it aligns with your business objectives. Use our Email List Manager to simplify the process now—and thank us later! [Read More] advertisement [Advertisement] Why did the content marketer cross the road? To get Ann Handley's newest book, of course! Join us on October 6 for our newest MarketingProfs University offering, Content Marketing Crash Course, and score a copy of Ann's book, Everybody Writes. Plus, save big when you [enroll using code CONTENT16]! Survey Says [Survey Image] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] [The 10 Tech Companies With the Best Reputations] By Ayaz Nanji Amazon has the best reputation with consumers in the United States of any technology company, according to recent research from the Reputation Institute. [Read More] Quick Take [#SocialSkim: Facebook's New Teen-Only App, Plus 10 More Stories This Week] By Christian Neri Facebook again grabbed headlines—this time with an app for teens only. Also: what Facebook plans to take over next, why the Olympics indicate a big shift toward live-streaming, and how to gauge whether your Facebook ads led to offline purchases. [Read More] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] advertisement [Advertisement] My View [Podcast Image] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] [What Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Gaming Mean for Reward Marketing] By Jonathan Price The Pokémon Go craze demonstrates people's thrill over chasing something down for a reward. So, what lessons about reward marketing can you learn from augmented reality and virtual reality gaming? [Read More] event calendar Aug 30 [FREE Seminar]—How to Use Live Video to Drive Qualified Leads Sep 8 [PRO Seminar]—Make Your Copy Mobile-Friendly Sep 9 [Virtual Conference]—Marketer's Brunch & Learn | 5 online sessions FREE! Oct 6 [MarketingProfs University]—Content Marketing Crash Course Oct 18-21 [B2B Marketing Forum]—Register by August 31 and save up to $300 advertisement [Advertisement] [Home] | [Marketing Articles] | [Marketing Case Studies] | [Online Marketing Seminars] | [Newsletter Archives] | [Know-How Exchange] | [My Account] | [Corporate Services] | [About Us] | [Advertise With Us] | [Contact Us] | [Affiliate Program] | [Write For Us] | [RSS/Syndication] | [Privacy] Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Leads? [Contact us]: Chief Content Officer: Ann Handley Director of Publications: [Email Vahe Habeshian] Opinions Editor: [Email Veronica Jarski] Research Writer: [Email Ayaz Nanji] Contributor: [Email Christian Neri] [Advertise with us]: Call (866) 557-9625 Want to contribute an article to MarketingProfs? See our [guidelines]. Copyright © 2000-2016 MarketingProfs, LLC All Rights Reserved [Terms] under which this service is provided to you. We protect your privacy. All logos and names are the copyrights of the respective owners. This email was sent to {EMAIL} as part of your MarketingProfs membership. If you prefer to no longer receive MarketingProfs Today, you can always [leave this list]. [Manage] your mail preferences | [Forward] this message to a friend MarketingProfs, LLC | 1985 Riviera Dr, Ste 103-17 | Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 | (866) 557-9625

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