Kylie Jane WakefieldFebruary 17, 2015 Social media is an important part of your small business marketing plan. Coming up with relevant and interesting content to post on a regular basis (that isn’t just about your biz) requires a little extra time. At this point, you might be thinking that you don’t have time to sit … Continue reading 3 Free Content Curation Tools That’ll Enhance Your Social Posts
Carrie DagenhardFebruary 11, 2015 “Why would a customer choose you over your competitors?” At Kuno, that’s one of the first questions we ask our SaaS clients during the discovery process. Answers range from value propositions and mission statements to tidbits about company culture. Everyone knows why their product is the best choice for their target … Continue reading 5 Tips for Creating More Engaging SaaS Blog Posts
Lucinda WatrousFebruary 7, 2015 The landscape of good Facebook advertising is changing once again. Right now, businesses using newsfeed style ads can capitalize on a new trend of “dark posts.” A dark post is using a newsfeed style ad that doesn’t actually get published to your page’s feed. With newsfeed style ads generating 49x the … Continue reading How Small Businesses Can Use Facebook Dark Posts
Tommy LandryFebruary 5, 2015 By now, pretty much everyone in marketing should understand the value of blogging for business benefit. For those of you who are still unclear, here are the most commonly cited reasons: Reinforce your brand message and establish thought leadership in your field Provide a range of keywords and topics to help … Continue reading How To Write Blog Posts That Will Rank Well and Engage Readers
Marketers that are really into promoting their Google+ content now have a few more tactics in their advertising arsenal. Greg Finn on January 23, 2015 It’s been just over two years since Google released +Post Ads that tie brand content on Google+ into interactive ads. For just over two years, these ads have underwhelmed … Continue reading Google +Post Ads Gain Polls & Related Posts, Still Aren’t Worth It
Amanda ClarkJanuary 9, 2015 Not so long ago, the Grammar Chic blog broke down the anatomy of the perfect Facebook post—listing a few things no Facebook post should be without. For some small business owners, though, it may be just as helpful to address it from the opposite angle, mentioning a few elements that you … Continue reading 5 Things to Remove From Your Facebook Posts Today
Puneet Yamparala December 25, 2014 Let us take a look at a very common scenario, which almost all of us experience every day. You are looking through your Facebook news feed and all of a sudden you see a sponsored post, which says “Buy this widget now!! 25% off.” If you are like most … Continue reading 4 Steps To Use Facebook Sponsored Posts To Increase Downloads For Your App
by Gary Dek December 22nd, 2014 Some bloggers won’t admit it, but they’re addicted to stats. Perhaps you’re “guilty” of the habit of constantly checking how many visitors you’ve had after publishing a new post; and then you feel down because you’re not getting as much traffic as you expected. There are many factors … Continue reading 8 Types of Blog Posts That’ll Earn You More Traffic and Shares
Lisa Furgison December 14, 2014 There’s never a dull moment in the social media world. Just when you thought your social media strategy was set, Facebook goes and makes changes. At the beginning of the year, Facebook will crackdown on any brand that posts “overly promotional” Page posts. In a recent survey, Facebook users … Continue reading What Facebook’s Crackdown On ‘Overly Promotional’ Page Posts Means For Your Business
Amanda Clark November 30, 2014 Last week, the Grammar Chic, Inc. team offered a few tips for businesses just getting into the blogging routine. Today, we’re going to hone in on an important concept for new and seasoned business bloggers alike—the concept of readability. Obviously, you want your blog to offer value, you want … Continue reading Are Your Blog Posts Readable?
