In 2020, most cybersecurity events shifted online. But with vaccines rolling out around the globe, some conference organizers are planning in-person events in 2021. At Marketing Envy, we don't discriminate. We gathered the 20 best events for cybersecurity marketers in 2021, so you can learn, network, and enjoy, whether it's in-person or through a...
How do you plan when your marketing (and beyond) world spins at an unprecedented pace? Pandemic aside, this is not the first time B2B marketers will face drastic changes to their best intended budget plans. Here are some practical tips to keep you on the right marketing budgeting (and planning) track.
We’ve all been there: Crafted our content plan to include a remarkable eBook, meticulous landing page and paid ads to die for. Written the slickest nurture emails, supporting blogs, and lavish workflows. Tens of thousands of dollars and a couple of months into the campaign you’re abruptly stopped in your tracks.
Demand for cyber security solutions keeps growing, but the number of cyber security companies is continually increasing, creating a highly competitive market. Google Trends shows that interest in ‘cyber security’ has risen fourfold since 2014:
COVID-19 didn’t kill cybersecurity conferences; they’ve just moved online. Attend the best virtual cybersecurity conferences of 2020 from your home, office, or home office, and keep expanding your cybersecurity knowledge.
It’s that time of the decade where every marketer worries about two things: firstly, the precious marketing budget and secondly, what to do next. It’s also the time when you wish you’d have listened to your marketing lecturer when she suggested that you prepare an emergency draw plan for crisis mode. Although let’s be honest,...
Here are our picks for the top 20 cyber security experts you should be following in 2020, plus one bonus industry leader to keep you fascinated for ages.
Everyone wants to bring about world peace and recent efforts to unite sales and marketing teams by sharing the same goals and KPIs with processes and technology are a good step in the right direction. However, as I wrote in a post for CIO in 2016:
