For the first time ever, Facebook has published the guidelines its internal teams use to decide what content is allowed on the site. Amy Gesenhues on April 24, 2018 For the first time ever, Facebook has released the guidelines its internal content review teams use to determine whether or not to remove a post … Continue reading Facebook now letting users appeal posts that were removed for violating content standards
Darnelle O’Brien — November 20, 2017 Follow @thekissagency — November 20, 2017 Pexels / Pixabay Email campaigns are a great way to keep your audience engaged and interested in your products and services. And an automated campaign is a super easy way to keep your brand top of mind and make regular contact with your … Continue reading Email Automation Campaigns We’re Loving
The e-commerce environment is more challenging — and rewarding — than ever. Stay on top of all the latest developments with Marketing Land’s annual coverage. Pamela Parker on July 18, 2017 You’d think online retailing would be all figured out by now, but it’s just getting more complex — and more promising — than … Continue reading Winter is coming for retailers, so it’s a good thing we’re launching the Holiday Retailer
Kristen Dunleavy — May 23, 2017 Follow @KristenWritesIt— May 23, 2017 Email marketers – especially those in retail – love Mother’s Day. It’s an opportunity to deliver great experiences for shoppers and showcase their best products in a new light. But inboxes are also inundated with deals during Mother’s Day weekend. It’s not enough to … Continue reading Mother’s Day Email Report: Tablet Email Read Lengths Were High
The featured snippet (answer box) that sometimes appears at the top of the SERPs is a coveted spot for marketers, but how can you get your content there? Columnist Brian Patterson has some tips. Brian Patterson on May 9, 2017 “Position 0” is the new holy grail in organic search rankings. A normal position … Continue reading 3 tactics we’re using for Answer Boxes
Jacob Shriar — February 7, 2017 Follow @jacobshriar— February 7, 2017 Do you come into work early to impress your boss? Do you stay late because you see your coworkers doing it? Are you afraid of what your boss will think of you if you leave early? Is there any point in staying late if … Continue reading We’re Thinking About Time Spent At Work All Wrong
We can all learn a lot from how advertisers treat America’s ultimate tentpole event, says columnist Lewis Gersh. Lewis Gersh on February 3, 2017 Picture this. It’s Super Bowl Sunday. Last play. Patriots trail by four. Tom Brady fires a pass to Julian Edelman at the back of the end zone. Touchdown. But wait. … Continue reading What if Super Bowl commercials were like digital ads?
7 SEO Tools We’re Thankful For October 30, 2016 I know what it’s like running a business. There’s always a thousand and one things to attend to. And when it comes to SEO, make that a thousand and one. Of course, don’t forget that’s without keeping on top of the subject matter and learning all … Continue reading 7 SEO Tools We’re Thankful For
Jonathan Bright — October 30, 2016 Follow @SoutherlyComms— October 30, 2016 “The word ‘digital’ is a bit like the word ‘electricity’. Sure, electricity was all the rage back when it took over from steam. But it would be slightly ludicrous for a company nowadays to outline its ‘electricity strategy’. The same goes for digital – … Continue reading How Long Till We’re Done With Digital?
by Susanna PerkinsSeptember 20, 2016 Widgets are an important part of WordPress, and sadly, one of the most misunderstood. According to WordPress.org: WordPress Widgets add content and features to your Sidebars. That’s like saying a Rolls Royce will get you to the grocery store — it’s perfectly true, but doesn’t go nearly far enough. Widgets … Continue reading Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Those Wacky, Wonderful WordPress Widgets (but were afraid to ask)
