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Your Site Could Have Been Blacklisted and You Don’t Even Know It

Dale Keipert — March 9, 2017 Follow @360Interactive— March 9, 2017 Every week Google blacklists over 70,000 websites because they’ve been hacked and the hackers are using the website to send out malware, or they’re using the site to send out phishing attacks! Yup, over 70,000 every week! Is your site one of the hundreds … Continue reading Your Site Could Have Been Blacklisted and You Don’t Even Know It →

Don’t Lose Profile Views by Skimping on this Most Commonly-Read LinkedIn Section

LinkedIn Utilization

Virginia Franco — February 27, 2017 Follow @VAFrancoResumes— February 27, 2017 The headline section LinkedIn is the second most widely-read section on your profile. Whenever I’m conducting a resume consultation, I advise my clients that if you don’t hook your reader with a persuasive summary section, chances are he or she will not be compelled … Continue reading Don’t Lose Profile Views by Skimping on this Most Commonly-Read LinkedIn Section →

Don’t Hit The Send Button On Your E-mails Until You Do This

Email Marketing Optimization

Hana LaRock — February 23, 2017 — February 23, 2017 Email marketing is still one of the best ways for companies to bring in leads. Now that we no longer live in a world where emails are so blank and boring, there’s a lot of potential when it comes to your email marketing campaign. While … Continue reading Don’t Hit The Send Button On Your E-mails Until You Do This →

Survey: Snapchat is a fleeting hobby, and ads don’t stick

Surveys

A recent survey by Fluent found that Snapchat is definitely popular among the younger demographic — but it may just be a fad. Tamar Weinberg on February 23, 2017 A recent survey released by Fluent, a people-based marketing platform, may show Snapchat’s peak coming to an end. The survey consisted of 3,327 adults over the … Continue reading Survey: Snapchat is a fleeting hobby, and ads don’t stick →

Will my organic rankings suffer if I don’t have a blog?

Search Engine Ranking

A blog can be a major investment, but the SEO benefits can make it worth the effort. Columnist Stephanie LeVonne makes the case for why blogging works to improve search visibility. Stephanie LeVonne on February 22, 2017 A client wants to develop a content strategy so they can rank for more keywords but isn’t … Continue reading Will my organic rankings suffer if I don’t have a blog? →

2017 is here: Don’t dawdle. Double down on social media ads now

Social Media Engagement

Now that we’re halfway into February, it’s now or never: Contributor Wayne St. Amand offers some ways to step up your social media marketing and take advantage of the advertising lull in early 2017. Wayne St. Amand on February 16, 2017 It’s that time of year again. After ringing in the new year, 2017 … Continue reading 2017 is here: Don’t dawdle. Double down on social media ads now →

How To Correct N.A.P. When You Don’t Have Access Anymore

Local Search

By Mandy Boyle February 8th, 2017 “An ex-employee set me up on my Google My Business.” “I’m not good with computers – I didn’t save the password to my YellowPages.” “I don’t have that email address anymore to get into that listing. Sorry.” If you’re familiar with helping businesses with their local SEO, you’ve probably … Continue reading How To Correct N.A.P. When You Don’t Have Access Anymore →

Devices don’t buy products; people do

Marketing Guide

As the number of gadgets in each household proliferates, contributor Asa Whillock discusses the benefits of marketing to people rather than devices. Asa Whillock on February 8, 2017 The rise in the number of devices used by individuals has created new challenges — as well as opportunities — for marketers wanting to target their … Continue reading Devices don’t buy products; people do →

Don’t risk your business and consumer relationship over ‘alternative facts’

Business Protection

Don’t try to hide or exaggerate the facts. Columnist Rachel Lindteigen says content marketers will be rewarded if they offer their consumers content that’s honest and relevant. Rachel Lindteigen on February 3, 2017 A new term popped up recently, and it’s a dangerous one for marketers. Kellyanne Conway, counselor to our new president, introduced … Continue reading Don’t risk your business and consumer relationship over ‘alternative facts’ →

Don’t Forget to Put the Service in Your SaaS

SaaS

David Rode — January 20, 2017 — January 20, 2017 When you are selling a SaaS product, you really need to think about what you’re actually selling. At PeopleMetrics we realize that we’re not only selling software, we’re selling a service. It seems like an obvious truth (after all, they are called Software-as-a-Service products), but … Continue reading Don’t Forget to Put the Service in Your SaaS →