April 23, 2015
How To Blog More and Keep Your Social Life
By Aaron Lee I write up to five blog posts every week. That may sound easy for some, but for me, it gets a little tough. You see, I have two jobs. I’m the Grand Master of Customer Delight at Post Planner and I run the daily operations of Leneys, a women’s apparel company that…
April 8, 2015
Diversify Your Blog Content With Expert Interviews
By Ann Smarty Let me break it to you: For every well written blog post you write, readers can find a dozen just like it (covering the same topic), and probably just as helpful. It’s time that we diversify and stand out. It’s time that we offer something more than useful advice and tools: It’s…
April 5, 2015
Followers: Quality Trumps Quantity. Here’s Why
By Mike Allton There’s a grand misconception among business owners and social media users that follower counts are extremely important. Too much talk and emphasis is placed on how so-and-so has one million followers. The reality is that after a point, none of that matters. It’s true that a new business Twitter account that has…
March 29, 2015
9 Characteristics Of Human Marketing
By Robert Caruso There are a few highly important things that separate big brand social media marketing from everyone else, and that is the human component. Big brands are able to focus their social media marketing on their brand, branding and advertising components that are centered around the company’s image and other major media advertising…
March 26, 2015
How To Gain Deep Insights Into Customer Buying Behavior
By Tony Zambito The digital economy continues to evolve at a fast clip. New technologies are being introduced nearly every month. Startups are ascending while long tenured organizations suddenly find themselves on shaky grounds. New services and product introductions are falling flat. Making the pursuit of understanding why customers are buying or not buying most…
March 25, 2015
The Inexorable Shift from Traditional to Social Media
By Andrew Hutchinson Occasionally people ask how I got involved in social media. I worked in media monitoring for many years and one of the biggest benefits of working in that industry is oversight, being able to see media trends and changes as they evolve. You could see how a single news report could build…
March 19, 2015
Why Content Marketing and Social Now Drive SEO
By Lee Traupel SEO is the process of making your web site more accessible to search engines. Google’s algorithmic updates the last 3-5 years (“panda” “penguin” “hummingbird”) have changed SEO marketing permanently. It’s s a myth to think you can and should be manipulating search engines with back links, page keyword stuffing, duplicate content development,…
March 18, 2015
The Top 100 Content Tips By 52 Content Marketing Experts
By Danny Brown Curatti Note: This is a true Danny Brown piece, packed with information, observation, Scotland’s unique and wonderful humour and absolutely no punches pulled. Enjoy! What made you click through to read this post (unless you’re reading this via RSS and already know what’s coming)? Was it because you’ve read other posts of…
February 26, 2015
How To Plan and Deploy a Cohesive Social Media Strategy
By Brett RelanderSEO, social media, and content marketing all have their strong points. In order to achieve maximum results, each must work together effortlessly. Many companies do quite well with one of the three, but find it difficult to integrate them all into a cohesive marketing strategy. The tips below will help if your brand…
February 25, 2015
Social Selling Thought Leadership: The New B2B
By Rob Peters Traditional B2B selling has died, long live social selling thought leadership. The information empowered and socially connected B2B decision-maker is not waiting for your cold call to educate them about their industry, company challenges and/or your product/services. Recent research has shown that B2B decision-makers want to talk and get their questions answered…
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