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How to Use Social Proof Without Asking Your Customers to Do Anything

Meera Murthy — February 7, 2017 — February 7, 2017 Purchasing something online is inherently risky. You can’t see or touch the product you buy. Instead, you have to rely on images and product descriptions to help you find what you’re looking for. If you’ve chosen incorrectly, you won’t find out until the product arrives, … Continue reading How to Use Social Proof Without Asking Your Customers to Do Anything →

Do Viral Social Media Campaigns Actually Accomplish Anything?

Lauren MarcheseOctober 30, 2015 Can social media really function as a force for good? More specifically, can viral campaigns on social networks accomplish real change for the nonprofits that run them? It can be hard for people to take these campaigns seriously. It’s not always clear who exactly will be getting the fundraised money, there’s … Continue reading Do Viral Social Media Campaigns Actually Accomplish Anything? →

Anything Boys Can Rank, Girls Can Rank Better: Why Women Should Consider A Career in SEO or SEM

Pam AungstMarch 15, 2015 Any technical industry is bound to be at least somewhat male-dominated. Our society has unfortunately not yet fully embraced the fact that men and women can be equally talented when it comes to technical careers. SEO (search engine optimization) and SEM (search engine marketing, a.k.a. pay-per-click advertising on search engines) are … Continue reading Anything Boys Can Rank, Girls Can Rank Better: Why Women Should Consider A Career in SEO or SEM →

Social Media: An Excellent Channel for Companies That Don’t Want to Sell Anything

Omri BlochMarch 4, 2015 The proliferation of social media — some may say, obsession — has resulted in the opening of social media marketing purse strings. Wide open, in fact. More marketing dollars are being thrown at social media than ever before. From fear of being left behind. The promise of customer growth. The hope … Continue reading Social Media: An Excellent Channel for Companies That Don’t Want to Sell Anything →