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37 Experts Reveal Their Biggest Blogging Mistakes (So You Don’t Make Them!)

by Mike Brown July 21, 2016 Follow @BuddhaBroIncJuly 21, 2016 Do you ever get the feeling that some bloggers must have been born as skilled writers? The apparent ease at which their content just flows from their fingers to the screen, the irresistible sales funnels, their slick sign up forms and their laid back tone … Continue reading 37 Experts Reveal Their Biggest Blogging Mistakes (So You Don’t Make Them!) →

Facebook’s News Feed – Why Your Posts Aren’t Being Seen

Facebook News Feed

by Scott Barnett July 12, 2016 One of the more heavily discussed items at Facebook’s recent F8 conference was Facebook’s news feed. It appears that more publishers are taking to Facebook to share their stories and get more eyeballs. Of course, this provides both benefits as well as drawbacks to the local publisher. A very good … Continue reading Facebook’s News Feed – Why Your Posts Aren’t Being Seen →

Blogging Motivation: 7 Things to Do When You Don’t Feel Like Writing

Blogging Content

by Deb Lee July 13, 2016 Follow @DAllisonLeeJuly 13, 2016 Is your blogging motivation in the floor? Are you struggling to find a reason to write or topics to blog about? It’s not unusual to feel uninspired or even unsure if anyone would even want to read what you have to say. It happens to … Continue reading Blogging Motivation: 7 Things to Do When You Don’t Feel Like Writing →

Don’t Try This at Home: Why You Should Consider a Digital Marketing Guru

Digital Transformation

by Joe Hirsch July 11, 2016 Follow @yellowhammermgJuly 11, 2016 As a business leader, you may feel confident that your marketing team has a handle on your company’s digital marketing strategy. Yet you should think long and hard before deciding to allow your marketing team to lead the charge in this area on its own … Continue reading Don’t Try This at Home: Why You Should Consider a Digital Marketing Guru →

Don’t Let Your Employee’s Knowledge Go On Vacation

Employee Engagement

by Caitlin Zucal June 30, 2016 Follow @Caitlin_ZucalJune 30, 2016 “Thank you for your email – I am currently out of the office and will respond upon my return.” This familiar message is popping up in our inboxes more frequently. It’s summertime and most people are busy planning vacations to the beach, the mountains, or … Continue reading Don’t Let Your Employee’s Knowledge Go On Vacation →

The Secret Social Media Experts Don’t Want You To Know

Social Media Utilization

by Brooke B. Sellas June 16, 2016 Follow @madSMscientistJune 16, 2016 Social media experts can be a lifesaver when you’re looking to dip your toe into churning and chaotic online waters. However, with the social media landscape changing … oooh, DAILY … it’s hard for experts to claim territory over each and every social platform. … Continue reading The Secret Social Media Experts Don’t Want You To Know →

Don’t Simply Jump On the Online Video Bandwagon

Video Strategy

by Ben Amos June 9, 2016 Follow @engage_benJune 9, 2016 A potential client of mine recently came to me, in my role as Creative Director at Innovate Media, and was enthusiastically relating how he had attended a handful of social media and digital marketing workshops lately and all the speakers were touting the importance of … Continue reading Don’t Simply Jump On the Online Video Bandwagon →

4 Customers That You Don’t Want! [Infographic]

Customer Acquisition

by Louis Foong June 4, 2016 Follow @thealeagroupJune 4, 2016 I talk a lot on this blog about how to attract new customers – how to draw them in and nurture the relationship until it is time to close the deal. I thought we could all use a smile this week, so today, just for … Continue reading 4 Customers That You Don’t Want! [Infographic] →

Don’t Be An A-hole

Customer Satisfaction

by Steve Bernstein May 27, 2016May 27, 2016 I’m coining a new term. Avg-holes. It’s pronounced Average-holes. I use the abbreviation, for obvious reasons. It’s the same connotation as the other A-Hole word; only this one applies to people who put the weight of their business’s plan on customer averages. I recently read an article … Continue reading Don’t Be An A-hole →