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The growth opportunity DTC brands shouldn’t neglect

Direct to consumer brands should focus their open web spend on formats and strategies that work within the mid-funnel, which means emphasizing content. Casey Wuestefeld on February 5, 2019 Act one of the direct-to-consumer revolution upended traditional marketing and distribution models as we knew them, and now all eyes are on the next phase of … Continue reading The growth opportunity DTC brands shouldn’t neglect

Why You Shouldn’t Stress Out About People Who Unsubscribe from Your Email List

Taylor Gordon — June 21, 2018 — June 21, 2018 bogda13 / Pixabay I’ll admit it — I used to take it personally every single time someone decided to unsubscribe from my email list. Sad, right? Unsubscribes always felt like a hit to my ego, and I constantly second guessed my email content. I convinced … Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Stress Out About People Who Unsubscribe from Your Email List

Why Marketers Shouldn’t Overlook the Power of Email

Wayne St. Amand — May 12, 2018 — May 12, 2018 TeroVesalainen / Pixabay As organizations continue to take digitally-driven and omnichannel approaches to marketing, one tried-and-true communications channel continues to get the short end of the stick: email. Email marketing has evolved with the digital age, offering more capabilities to drive awareness, conversion, and … Continue reading Why Marketers Shouldn’t Overlook the Power of Email

Why You Shouldn’t Wait for Spring to Get Started on Your Job Hunt

Virginia Franco — February 17, 2018 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — February 17, 2018 niekverlaan / Pixabay Recruiters and top resume companies agree, according to this Monster.com article, that recruiting cycles occur in waves. Although personally not a fan of winter and the cold weather that comes with it, I’ll acknowledge the one upside: January and February … Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Wait for Spring to Get Started on Your Job Hunt

Why You Shouldn’t Match Your META To Google’s New Character Limits

Chris Sheehy — January 26, 2018 Follow @sidewalkbrand — January 26, 2018 This past December Google lengthened the character limits for the META title and description elements they will display for a webpage. These new changes mean Google will now display up to 70 characters (including spaces) for the title and up to 320 characters … Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Match Your META To Google’s New Character Limits