Connor Gallic — December 27, 2016 Follow @gallic_c— December 27, 2016 Let’s give you some background on how people are making tons of money via Instagram. I am not talking about selling products, but by selling native posts on their accounts. A lot of people run what I call themed accounts, some examples: (I have … Continue reading Instagram Marketing and Making Money – 2017 Edition
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Napoleon Hill’s Masterful Lesson on Making Quick and Definite Decisions
Frank Rumbauskas — December 23, 2016 Follow @FrankRumbauskas— December 23, 2016 I don’t keep it a secret that I credit Napoleon Hill with all of my success; in fact, I re-read his master work The Law of Success 3-4 times each year and learn something new each time. If you’re not familiar with that book, … Continue reading Napoleon Hill’s Masterful Lesson on Making Quick and Definite Decisions
10 Marketing Mistakes Companies Are Making on Instagram
Deep Patel — December 22, 2016 Follow @realdeeppatel— December 22, 2016 For Generation Z, the demographic cohort following Millennials, social media is more than an online experience. It stores our memories, reminds us of important events, and provides a platform for authentic human interactions. And although social platforms encompass many functions for normal, everyday people, … Continue reading 10 Marketing Mistakes Companies Are Making on Instagram
5 steps to making ‘SENSE’ of early lifecycle marketing
Columnist Jordan Elkind discusses the early phase of lifecycle marketing and how you can build a program that will engage and convert potential customers. Jordan Elkind on December 19, 2016 With the holidays in full swing, and shoppers searching for those last few hard-to-find gifts, brands are looking for a way to stand out to … Continue reading 5 steps to making ‘SENSE’ of early lifecycle marketing
Making Featured Snippets Stick
Featured Snippets: A Dead-Simple Tactic for Making Them Stick By: Ronell Smith November 23rd, 2016 At MozCon 2015, Dr. Pete delivered a gem that perked up my ears when he discussed Google’s featured snippets during his talk, “Surviving Google: SEO in 2020“: “Let’s say you’re No. 5 in a competitive query, and you’re trying to get … Continue reading Making Featured Snippets Stick
Inclusive Web Design: Making Our Websites More Accessible
Joe Turner — December 16, 2016 Follow @iwebtweets— December 16, 2016 The web should be a place for everyone. But is your website accessible by as many people as possible? Our goals as website owners and creators is to make an experience that is as inclusive and accessible as possible. What is disability? The World … Continue reading Inclusive Web Design: Making Our Websites More Accessible
Making Money Online is Easy – I’ll Show You How
John W Hayes — December 13, 2016 Follow @john_w_hayes— December 13, 2016 OK, I hope you can forgive the clickbait headline – but I wanted to lure you in to my “secret” formula to making money online. There are no downloads, ebooks or online videos to view and you can start now. It really is … Continue reading Making Money Online is Easy – I’ll Show You How
Selling your agency, a how-to guide, Part 4: Making the deal happen
In Part 4 of a series, columnist David Rodnitzky walks you through non-financial deal terms and offers tips on choosing the right acquirer and working with lawyers. David Rodnitzky on November 15, 2016 When evaluating different job offers, compensation is always a major factor, but it is rarely the only consideration: Job stability, compensation, … Continue reading Selling your agency, a how-to guide, Part 4: Making the deal happen
Selling your agency, a how-to guide, Part 3: The mechanics of being acquired
In Part 3 of a series, columnist David Rodnitzky answers questions you may have surrounding the acquisition process, from whether you should wait for suitors to if you should hire an investment banker. David Rodnitzky on October 19, 2016 Selling your agency, a how-to guide: Part 1 – Starting out right Selling your … Continue reading Selling your agency, a how-to guide, Part 3: The mechanics of being acquired
Proximity and beacon data now making its way into DSPs for retargeting
Unacast and Juice Mobile deal a leading indicator of where market is going. Greg Sterling on November 16, 2016 When they hear “beacons,” most marketers think of in-store coupons or notifications. Yet retargeting is quickly emerging as a compelling use case for the proximity data and technology. Yext launched one of the first beacon-based, … Continue reading Proximity and beacon data now making its way into DSPs for retargeting