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Today's dose of must-have knowledge | [View in browser] advertisement [Advertisement] [MarketingProfs: Marketing Resources for Marketing Professionals] Dec 9, 2016 Vol. 15, No. 238 In this issue 1. How-To: [Five Ways Retail Marketers Can Stay Relevant in the Age of Amazon] 2. #SocialSkim: [Facebook Grapples With Snapchat, Conferences You Shouldn't Miss: 12 Stories This Week] 3. PRO Online Toolkit: [Create High-Performance Landing Pages] 4. My View: [What You Need to Know About Digital Asset Management Systems] 5. Survey Says: [What Consumers Want From Retailers This Holiday Season [Infographic]] [Forward to a friend] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] advertisement [Advertisement] Join us on Dec 13 for our free seminar, The Year in Email: The Best and Brightest of 2016. You'll get a look at some of Emma's top-performing campaigns, plus design and strategy tips. [Register today]. How-To [How-To Image] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] [Davids vs. Goliath: Five Ways Retail Marketers Can Stay Relevant in the Age of Amazon] By Paul Mandeville To many midmarket retailers today, Amazon.com seems unstoppable. It's not. An underdog, however, doesn't win by beating a giant at its own game—but by outwitting, outmaneuvering, and out-strategizing it. [Read More] FOR PRO Members [Today's PRO Item] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] [Online Toolkit: Create High-Performance Landing Pages] This step-by-step online blueprint will help you create landing pages that boost conversions. It will help you determine landing page goals, set targets, segment your audience, select the best page format for achieving your goals, and measure your post-click results. [Read More] advertisement [Advertisement] Join MarketingProfs and IBM Marketing Cloud on Dec 14 for our free seminar, The Future of Marketing: Understanding Hidden Social, Data, and Technology Shifts. [Register today]. Survey Says [Survey Image] [Share on Twitter] [Share on LinkedIn] [Share on Facebook] [What Consumers Want From Retailers This Holiday Season [Infographic]] By Ayaz Nanji Good prices and free shipping options are the top two things that influence consumers' retailer choices, according to recent research from Astound Commerce. [Read More] Quick Take [#SocialSkim: Facebook Grapples With Snapchat, Conferences You Shouldn't Miss: 12 Stories This Week] By Christian Neri Facebook takes on fake news and Snapchat; Google makes itself searchable via emojis... on Twitter; regulators OK Microsoft's LinkedIn acquisition; Twitter Moments now on mobile; conferences you shouldn't miss in 2017; social giants to take terror content offline. [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 You Need to Know About Digital Asset Management Systems] By Jenny Ridge Digital asset management software can put an end to many day-to-day frustrations—from not finding files, to not being unable to send them because they're too large, to mistakenly using outdated images, and on and on... [Read More] event calendar Dec 13 [FREE Seminar]—The Year in Email: The Best and Brightest of 2016 Dec 14 [FREE Seminar]—The Future of Marketing: Understanding Hidden Social, Data, and Technology Shifts 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] 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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