Susan Gilbert
December 9, 2014

Increase Your Sales With a Custom Thank You Page

When a website visitor subscribes or purchases a product from your business where are they directed to next? Chances are these leads are taken to a generic thank you landing page, and the potential for more sales and conversions is lost. But what if you could create something that will offer an incentive for filling…


Bryan Goodwin
December 8, 2014

Aim for Listeners not Listens

LIsteners are better than just a listen

One of the great addictions of podcasting is stats. How many people are listening to my show! How well am I doing? How many people are listening? You look at your host and your downloads show this huge number. Time to celebrate, right? There is a chance that you could be looking at the wrong…


Ron Sela
December 5, 2014

7 Unconventional Thoughts about Social Selling

Selling has always been a social activity. It’s nigh on impossible to sell anything without interacting with your audience at some point. In the past it used to be word of mouth recommendations, a nudge from a friend to go buy that new product.  However in today’s world of Facebook, Twitter and Social Media in…


Albert Qian
December 4, 2014

The Rise of the New Social Network

Curatti Social Media Recap #5 We’re in the final quarter of 2014, which means there are less than 90 days until the New Year and the celebration of a new year on its way. 2014 has been yet another banner year for social media, digital marketing, and the era of curation as the companies surrounding…


Raymond Morin
December 3, 2014

Who Are the True Digital Natives?

Since the last economic crisis of 2008-2009, the influx of digital natives in higher education and the labor market has been a major challenge for society. However, businesses and organizations have been slow to adapt to new paradigms. As a result, the question resurfaces frequently in boardrooms and marketing and public relations agencies: Who really…


Susan Gilbert
December 2, 2014

Get Your Business Calendar Under Control

As we come to a close in 2014 it’s time to reflect on our business productivity and accomplishments throughout the year. This is a perfect opportunity to check out your calendar and learn what needs to stay and what can be trimmed. According to a 2013 report by the Standish Group less than one third…


Dorien Morin
December 1, 2014

Original vs. Curated Content. Does the 80/20 Rule Still Stand?

How Much Content Do You Create and How Much Content Do You Curate? I recently saw this headline from a trusted source “How To Be Effective at Social Marketing Without Content Curation” by Carol Lynn Rivera. As I would normally share content from this source, sometimes without fully reading the whole article, this time I…


Jan Gordon
November 28, 2014

How to Maintain and Scale Web and Content Traffic

By Robert Caruso Maintaining consistent traffic to your content, website and landing pages is crucial to your online marketing success. The ability to understand your top traffic sources and subsequent traffic patterns once they land on your content is key to reducing the frequent ups and downs that are difficult to predict. Am I right? In…


Jan Gordon
November 27, 2014

The Power of Gratitude 365 Days of Year

Like many of you, Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. It’s a time for savoring family, friends and life’s many blessings. We at Curatti have a lot to be thankful for. We just celebrated our first anniversary. It’s an important milestone, and we’re very proud of all we’ve accomplished in trying to bring you…


Susan Gilbert
November 25, 2014

Enhance Your Business Profile on LinkedIn

Would you like to attract more prospects and better connections for your business? I can hear your “YES!” Then it might be time to upgrade your LinkedIn profile with highlights of your professional experience and expertise using LinkedIn Projects. Showcasing your profile on social media may seem easier to achieve on places like Twitter, Facebook,…


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