In recent years, we’ve seen various technological advancements in the tech scene. These include the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and robotics. Now, a new contender has joined the league in hopes of forging better content marketing strategies for marketers, It’s called Content Intelligence. What is content intelligence (CI)? To better
The following is made up of 3 “Monday Tips” articles, each of which talks about 4 helpful tools and resources around a specific area of your business. Today, the subjects are: Building a strong brand online Email management tools for Gmail Resources to help you improve your content writing Use These 4 Tools to Build
Search engines like Google use backlinks to discover new web pages and to determine how well a page should rank in their search results. High-quality backlinks not only help Google find, crawl, and index your web pages, but also improve the authority and trustworthiness of your brand. That’s why it is crucial for businesses to
Don’t watch the clock; do what it does. Keep going. Overall, this advice from Sam Levenson is great. But, many content marketers stick only to the part up to the semicolon. And before they know it, tasks start piling up. It happens to the best of us, and we’re all familiar with that feeling when
Visitors need only 2.6 seconds to land on that area of a website that most influences their first impression, according to researchers at the Missouri University of Science and Technology. It then takes less than 1/5th of a second for them to actually form that first impression. Do you know how to impress them? If
Despite much evidence showing the growing importance of video in marketing, it’s still an area that’s not being explored enough. Content marketers tend to focus on articles and infographics, and leave YouTube videos to vloggers and big brands. That’s a mistake! According to a survey conducted by ThinkWithGoogle, nearly 50% of Internet users search for
Through feedback, reviews, and at times a brutally honest opinion, your customer will poke holes in your business and tell you what they need or want. However, people can’t always see beyond what’s directly in front of them. While you should always hear your customers out, regardless if it’s positive or negative, it doesn’t mean
You can learn more about your business’s target market for free right inside your LinkedIn account. This social network is at the top when it comes to new connections, career search, and building sales. According to LinkedIn, 80 percent of social media leads come from the network alone, which makes it a prime platform for
Social media is not just a platform for networking. It has gradually progressed to become a platform for product selling. In fact, 30% of shoppers have admitted that they would prefer to buy a product directly from sites like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, etc. One of the major benefits that social media offers to B2B
Last Monday I had an interesting conversation with Paul, an English colleague of mine. As we are both 100% customer service focussed, we usually talk about this topic. But this time, we did so in a different way, asking each other: ‘what’s the biggest customer service pain point in your local market?’ This simple question
