Kara Perez — February 20, 2018 — February 20, 2018 TeroVesalainen / Pixabay Influencer marketing is a million dollar industry today, and a key part of any company’s marketing strategy. If you’re a small business owner or an influencer in any capacity, the opportunities to create partnerships with brands are everywhere. Your social media and … Continue reading 3 Questions to Ask Before You Work With Brands
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Brand Awareness Tracking: Measure Your Marketing Efforts
By Victoria Klochkova January 10th, 2018 According to marketing experts, the ability of consumers to recall brands, products and services strongly influences their decision to buy. If you want people to remember your brand, so you need to take steps to make sure your marketing efforts are hitting this target. You must be able to … Continue reading Brand Awareness Tracking: Measure Your Marketing Efforts
A tale of two GoFundMe’s: Why centralized local sponsorship campaigns matter for multilocation brands
When you’re a multilocation enterprise, curating local sponsorships can be tricky. Columnist Megan Hannay discusses ways to contribute locally using a centralized strategy. Megan Hannay on December 27, 2017 To enterprise brand managers, “sponsorships” may mean contracts with professional sports teams or national radio shows. But local nonprofits and events are the 99 percent … Continue reading A tale of two GoFundMe’s: Why centralized local sponsorship campaigns matter for multilocation brands
How to Measure Brand Awareness: 4 Key Steps
Tom Jager — December 6, 2017 — December 6, 2017 Acquiring new customers is one of the primary goals of marketers. It can be achieved only by getting a company’s name in front of the target audience through social media, outdoor advertising, and other techniques. Or as marketers would say, “build brand awareness.” Without it, … Continue reading How to Measure Brand Awareness: 4 Key Steps
We Analyzed 7 Million Paid Clicks to Branded Content, Here’s What We Learned
Gustaf Steunlund — November 27, 2017 Follow @stenlundgustaf — November 27, 2017 rawpixel / Pixabay As marketers, we have a tendency to optimize campaigns towards the cheapest clicks, because surely, the more clicks you get, the more leads, online purchases and fan mail you’ll receive… right? Wrong. The truth is not all clicks are created … Continue reading We Analyzed 7 Million Paid Clicks to Branded Content, Here’s What We Learned
Facts Tell, But Stories Sell – Great Brands Are Storytellers
Carol Forden — October 23, 2017 Follow @carolforden — October 23, 2017 Fotocitizen / Pixabay For content marketing to be effective, you need to master the art of storytelling. Its long been known that facts tell, but stories sell. Great storytelling and content marketing planning requires a structure of a compelling story. Powerful stories need … Continue reading Facts Tell, But Stories Sell – Great Brands Are Storytellers
All These Mergers… Consumers Are Asking: Will Their Brand Connection Still Be There?
Ernan Roman — September 26, 2017 — September 26, 2017 DigiPD / Pixabay “By combining companies, we believe will be able to…enhance the customer experience, increase customer value and put ourselves in an even stronger position to help shape and lead the next generation of shopping,” So said Mike George, QVC’s president and CEO. But … Continue reading All These Mergers… Consumers Are Asking: Will Their Brand Connection Still Be There?
How Millennials (And Others) Use Social Media For Brand Accountability
Brooke B. Sellas — August 30, 2017 Follow @madSMscientist — August 30, 2017 Brand accountability is a growing trend with how consumers are using social media today. This means your worst brand behavior is paraded online for potential customers to consume. How is this impacting your brand reputation and purchasing decisions from would-customers? We’re dissecting … Continue reading How Millennials (And Others) Use Social Media For Brand Accountability
Mapping the new economy of micro-influence: What governments can learn from brand marketers
When it comes to social influence, governments and other public agencies have a lot to learn from brand marketers. Contributor Scott Wilkinson discusses how agencies can adapt to this new economy to win public support. Scott Wilkinson on August 29, 2017 Over the last decade, we have watched social media upend institutions and topple … Continue reading Mapping the new economy of micro-influence: What governments can learn from brand marketers
How Positioning Your Brand Keeps Your Business Focused and On Track
Mary Planding — August 25, 2017 — August 25, 2017 Fotoworkshop4You / Pixabay Recently we’ve been working with some businesses that have been struggling with growth. Only it’s not the trouble you think it is — business is actually good. The trouble is whether they’re growing the “right way” for their business. Many business owners … Continue reading How Positioning Your Brand Keeps Your Business Focused and On Track