
Does Marketing Reporting Capture How Customers Actually Behave?
Most marketers say their reporting does not provide a detailed view of how customers actually move across channels and touchpoints, according to recent research.

Experiential marketers use FOMO to create urgent, exclusive and shareable events that stand out in a fragmented digital landscape. Limited access drives demand and makes opportunities more valuable, like limited-time giveaways or exclusive prizes relevant to the brand's core value.
Inclusivity can be balanced with exclusivity through equal access and virtual counterparts to in-person activations. Social content amplifies events and marketers can encourage sharing through fun activations like GIF booths and partnerships with relevant influencers for resonance, not just reach.
The most effective FOMO activations are thoughtfully designed, reward attention, spark curiosity and create memories. By incorporating scarcity, exclusivity, and social proof, brands can make attendees feel like they had to be there.
... continue reading below
The Psychology of FOMO and How Experiential Marketers Are Creating Can't-Miss Moments
Don't worry ... it's FREE!
Most marketers say their reporting does not provide a detailed view of how customers actually move across channels and touchpoints, according to recent research.
Customers say speed is the biggest benefit of getting service from an automated agent versus a human agent, according to recent research.
B2B referral programs can do more than generate leads. Learn how to turn customers into advocates who expand your reach through trust, incentives, and community-driven engagement. Read more.
B2B growth increasingly depends on advocacy, not just acquisition. Learn how customer voices, peer proof, and communities influence buyers and drive measurable impact across the funnel. Read more.
As performance marketing changes, brands must shift from chasing clicks to building trust, relevance, and cohesive brand voice across channels to win loyalty in an AI-driven landscape. Read more.
What are B2B buyers' top frustrations with vendors? What do vendors most often misunderstand about buyers' companies? To find out, researchers conducted a survey of 350 B2B buyers