To get discovered in search, be true to yourself, not to SEO tricks Target audience: Marketing professionals, PR professionals, businesses, brand strategists, educators, journalists, general public. You can’t control your brand perception. You can’t force your will or your perception of yourself onto Google no matter how big your advertising budget — sorry. And, now, you can’t do it through … Continue reading
Realtors were the world’s first social media marketers, well before the Internet existed. So social marketers would do well in taking away some learnings from real estate agents and applying it to your own field. Continue reading
Swayy helps you find relevant and shared content from around the Web for your client’s social profiles. Once you pick the content you think is most relevant out of the suggestions Swayy offers, you can share it right from the platform and even schedule your content for later if necessary. Swayy crawls about 50,000 pieces of content a day, extracting keywords and topics and then matching content to your profile’s trending topics and circles. Continue reading
The new Gmail tabs filter out much of the less important email that clogs up your inbox. Here’s why marketers should be embracing social media, as e-newsletters are becoming an obsolete marketing tactic. Continue reading
Today digital marketing is less about blasting out your message and more about convening a conversation about your product, service or cause. Here’s a look at Twtrland, a new startup that helps businesses and organizations connect with the top influencers in your sector. Continue reading
Forging deep-seated business relationships requires a different level of engagement. It requires hunting. Try to avoid taking a long shot and get up and personal. If you engage on Twitter, convert to LinkedIn or Facebook; if you’re on Facebook, take it to Messenger or email; if you’re on email, schedule a call or Skype, and if you’re already talking on the phone, meet in person. Continue reading
