Matthew Wride — July 31, 2017 Follow @MattWride_DW — July 31, 2017 I don’t think I am exaggerating too much when I say that the political scene in Washington is a rotten mess. Congress is completely paralyzed by its own self-inflicted anaphylactic shock. The pathogen? Leadership blindness. It seems that politicians, on both sides of … Continue reading What Political Gridlock Teaches Us About Leadership and the Employee Experience
Brett Morgan — July 29, 2017 Follow @gothamCulture — July 29, 2017 NeuPaddy / Pixabay Back in my college days at Purdue University, my friends and I were winding down a fairly mundane night of painting the town red. We decided to cap things off with a trip to Taco Bell. Rather than peacefully wait … Continue reading What Escaping a Taco Bell Brawl Taught Me About Self-Awareness
By Nadiia Gryshchenko July 28th, 2017 Most users want to share their updates with the widest audience. But for business pages, post reach is usually one of the KPIs. The problem is that organic reach for Facebook business pages has recently decreased. The same refers to the pages of individual users. What happened and … Continue reading Everything You Want To Know About The Facebook News Feed
Rich Stivala — July 27, 2017 Follow @wwRiches — July 27, 2017 For many small businesses, SEO is uncharted territory. To some, the age of digital marketing may seem overwhelming. To others, it may appear deceivingly simple. In either case, the online arena opens a world of opportunities as local companies can compete against larger … Continue reading 3 Myths About SEO: What Small Businesses Get Wrong
Amber Kemmis — July 26, 2017 — July 26, 2017 Hooray! You’ve recently launched several marketing campaigns that have done an excellent job generating leads. But, you can’t totally celebrate because these efforts haven’t turned into real business opportunities yet. Leads are coming through the door and you’re nurturing them with content, but they aren’t … Continue reading The Most Common Bottlenecks in the Buyer’s Journey & What to Do About Them
Janet Fouts — July 24, 2017 Follow @jfouts — July 24, 2017 As Universities release students into the “real world” many are underprepared for today’s job market. Most students have a social media presence of some sort, but thinking about a professional brand hasn’t been high on their priority list. It’s not too late, but … Continue reading Graduates- Think about Your Brand
Kathy Heil — July 21, 2017 — July 21, 2017 This may not come as a big surprise to you, but people buy from people. Yes, even though we’ve never been so technologically advanced and inundated with indications that artificial intelligence is taking over, when it’s all said and done, people buy from people. So … Continue reading Blogging Is About Showcasing Your Thought Leadership
Arik Hanson — July 21, 2017 — July 21, 2017 My daughter is nine (soon to be 10). And, apparently, age 9 is now the socially acceptable time to ask for (and in many cases, receive) a phone. In fact, it’s happening earlier than age 9, believe it or not. Some of her friends had … Continue reading The App That Few Marketers Are Talking About (But Probably Should Be)
Mike Barrett — July 21, 2017 Follow @VloggingGuides — July 21, 2017 It is official: video is more effective than text when it comes to making an impression online. This isn’t necessarily surprising. Platforms like YouTube have been on the rise for over a decade, and it doesn’t take long to realize that Facebook and … Continue reading Why Video is More Powerful Than Your Blog (and What to Do About It) [Infographic]
As the population ages, the folks with the spending power are more likely to watch TV in non-traditional ways. Contributor Justin Freid explains how marketers can tap into this audience with online video and addressable TV. Justin Freid on July 18, 2017 Today, billions of dollars are spent on TV advertising, and at the … Continue reading What marketers need to know about addressable TV and OLV
