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How Your Resume Must Resemble a News Article to Get Past that First Scan

by Virginia Franco Follow @VAFrancoResumesOctober 17, 2016 The term “resume reading” should be obsolete in today’s job market. Given that the average reader spends between six and 20 seconds on the first pass, we should really refer to it as “resume scanning.” While the idea of scanning versus reading a resume may be terrifying – … Continue reading How Your Resume Must Resemble a News Article to Get Past that First Scan

Facebook makes it clearer when an Instant Article is an advertorial

Facebook is adding brands’ logos to Instant Articles advertorial bylines in an effort to make marketers more visible and the format more attractive to them. Tim Peterson on June 17, 2016 at 4:05 pm You’re probably going to start noticing more advertorials adopting Facebook’s Instant Articles format. On Friday, Facebook added some cosmetic changes to … Continue reading Facebook makes it clearer when an Instant Article is an advertorial

Statistically Speaking , You’re Not Going to Read This Article, But I’ll Make You

In an overcrowded content marketing landscape, how do you stand out? Columnist Patrick Armitage discusses the essentials for creating truly engaging content. Patrick Armitage on July 28, 2015 So you wrote a blog post. In fact, you think you wrote a pretty fantastic blog post — a post that required putting in extra research time … Continue reading Statistically Speaking , You’re Not Going to Read This Article, But I’ll Make You

Not Another Predictions Article: How To Grow Your Business Tomorrow (Or Next Week)

Tired of reading bold predictions without actionable advice? Columnist David Rekuc has you covered. David Rekuc on December 30, 2014    Read any marketing predictions for 2015 lately? They’re everywhere. (Heck, I’ve even written my own.) But while every predictions article you’ll read aims to make bold predictions and be the first to forecast where … Continue reading Not Another Predictions Article: How To Grow Your Business Tomorrow (Or Next Week)