Articles by Jan Gordon

Jan Gordon
September 10, 2015

Say Goodbye to Google Hangouts and Hello to Blab

By Brian Fanzo I’m not here to debate if Google Plus is dead or a ghost town but I do know that my favorite aspect of Google plus was without question Google hangouts. I remember when this feature went live back the spring of 2012. Having worked in the social business space for awhile, I…


Jan Gordon
September 9, 2015

How To Overcome Content Marketing’s Biggest Challenges

By Brett Relander Brands today no longer have the luxury of simply sitting back and hoping that their brand identity will be enough to bring customers their way. Not only is transparency increasingly important in the more modern world of marketing, but consumers today demand increased interaction. If your brand is not able to deliver…


Jan Gordon
September 8, 2015

The Two Facebook Metrics to Track for Success

By Jens-Petter Berget I start writing blog posts with a question in mind. I do this because many times, before I actually start the writing, I have asked myself the same question and I don’t yet have the answer. My quest with the blog post can be to find the answer and share the answer…


Jan Gordon
September 6, 2015

3 Powerful Ways To Boost Your Social Media Marketing

By Robert Caruso If your social media marketing is lacking engagement, click traffic and growth, you may need a spark of innovation to get back on track. With so many social accounts and business pages on social media, many are left feeling it is just incredibly difficult to break through the noise. The fact is that it…


Jan Gordon
August 25, 2015

Here’s The Quickest Way to Build Trust and Loyalty

By Bryan Kramer When it comes to calculating brand value, trust is often a dynamic that is considered mostly an afterthought. Trust is an intangible sum difficult to quantify in business balance sheets. And yet, it’s quite possibly one of the most important things to a company’s overall net worth. Why, you ask? Because trust…


Jan Gordon
August 23, 2015

What’s Really Going On With Google+?

By Mike Allton Perhaps you’ve seen the news, perhaps you haven’t, but once again, Google has made some decisions and course-corrections with Google+ that have caused a bit of a ruckus. Naysayers are naysaying again, and fanboys are getting as desperate as the Cubs to spin a win out of things. So what’s really going…


Jan Gordon
August 20, 2015

Attract An Audience With Content People Actually Want

By Michael Brenner “How To Make Content Real Good” That was the original title of the presentation I gave recently to a group of communications and marketing professionals. It was kind of a joke. Funny, am I right? I just couldn’t do it. My English degree and my somewhat latent OCD just wouldn’t let me.…


Jan Gordon
August 19, 2015

How to Turn Fans Into Powerful Brand Advocates

By Robert Caruso   In today’s digital world, both established and startup brands must have an active and effective content and social presence that connects with the audience they are trying to reach. Regardless of your target prospects, focusing on and attracting brand promoters and sharers would be a wise endeavor. Though somewhat similar, there are powerful differences between “promoters”…


Jan Gordon
August 11, 2015

Can’t Miss Strategies To Improve Your Social Media Marketing

By Brett Relander It is not uncommon for startup businesses to have limited capital and resources in terms of being able to budget for marketing. As a result, marketing campaigns can quickly become stale and begin generating fewer results. If you are looking for a way to invigorate your social media marketing campaign, the following…


Jan Gordon
August 9, 2015

It’s Really The Internet of People

By Bob Barker With all the talk of the Internet of Things being this years buzz word, bandwagon and FUD focus (fear, uncertainty and doubt created by the tech industry), its worth remembering its still really all about what I, and a few others, call the Internet of People. The Internet, this amazing, democratizing resource…


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