Martha Mathers (@mmmathers) 's Twitter Profile
Martha Mathers

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Kelly Blum (@kellycblum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Gartner's Martha Mathers provides insight on #BuyerEnablement, what it means for #marketers and how #marketing leaders should adjust their #contentmarketing strategies to follow suit. - via @CMO_com #GartnerMKTG cmo.cm/2RXuv9H

Lara (she/her/hers) (@lponomareff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

According to Gartner brands risk losing 38% of customers due to poor #marketing personalization efforts. What is your #personalization strategy? #GartnerMKTG gtnr.it/2HnZKbw

Carol Wolicki (@cwolicki) 's Twitter Profile Photo

⁦@brentadamson⁩ #GartnerMKTG THANKS for an inspirational and truly HELPFUL opening keynote. Oh, and “happy first birthday” as a Symposium.

⁦@brentadamson⁩ #GartnerMKTG THANKS for an inspirational and truly HELPFUL opening keynote. Oh, and “happy first birthday” as a Symposium.
Martha Mathers (@mmmathers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fewer than 3% of Board members are marketers. CMOs must build plans with success measures not just for innovation - but for influence. Kimberly Whitler #GartnerMKTG

Fewer than 3% of Board members are marketers. CMOs must build plans with success measures not just for innovation - but for influence. <a href="/KimWhitler/">Kimberly Whitler</a> #GartnerMKTG
@augieray@mastodon.social (@augieray) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Gartner's @brentadamson explains to #marketing leaders why the brands best able to help customers either do something or feel something will win customer loyalty. #GartnerMKTG #CMO gtnr.it/2XNHYmS

Kelly Blum (@kellycblum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Despite all the #personalization initiatives underway, only 12% of #consumers feel like current brand personalization efforts meet their expectations. Download our guide to close the gap. #GartnerMKTG #marketing #contentmarketing gtnr.it/2IQU8rL

Barack Obama (@barackobama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Across the country, parents are putting their children to bed, reading stories, singing lullabies—and in the back of their minds, they’re worried about what might happen tomorrow after they drop their kids off at school, or take them to a grocery store or any other public space.