What We’re Reading: Week of Nov. 9, 2020
This week: Audience vs. community, marketing research accuracy, e-commerce trends, and a B2B video marketing podcast
Welcome to What We're Reading, a weekly rundown of news stories, marketing columns, and specific B2B industry news that caught our eye.
Build communities, not audiences
Until recently, marketers have focused on building audiences to attract and engage customers. When marketers expand on audiences to create a community instead, customers feel more connected and are more loyal as a result. CMS Wire breaks it down.
The polls were wrong. What does that mean for research?
Political polls predicted a landslide win for Democrats in the 2020 presidential election, but we now know that to be far from the truth. What does that say about the validity of marketing research? Search Engine Land investigates.
4 e-commerce trends to watch for
E-commerce is quickly becoming more accessible and popular, especially since the onset of COVID-19, which has limited in-person shopping. Inc. says here are still some potential areas of improvement to make e-commerce more personal and user-friendly.
Podcast: The role of audio and video in B2B marketing
Looking for some useful insights on the rising prevalence of audio and video in B2B marketing, but don’t have time to read a lengthy scientific article? Listen to this podcast, featuring the use of social, audio and video in B2B marketing, at The Drum.