Today, internet users have more control over what they look at online than ever before. To earn their attention, marketers like us have to create content that’s worthy of our audience’s time and emotional investment.But what’s the best way to cut through the clutter to make sure our content gets seen?
Well, it helps to create content that’s poised to go viral, of course.
Today, internet users have more control over what they look at online than ever before. To earn their attention, marketers like us have to create content that’s worthy of our audience’s time and emotional investment.But what’s the best way to cut through the clutter to make sure our content gets seen?
Well, it helps to create content that’s poised to go viral, of course.
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Here’s something disturbing: According to data gathered by marketing agency Deep Focus, four out of every 10 millennials would rather engage with pictures than read. Yes, you read that right. Nearly half of history’s most educated generation would prefer to revert back to some sort of cave painting-esque proto-language than bother to parse through a couple of sentences.
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Here’s something disturbing: According to data gathered by marketing agency Deep Focus, four out of every 10 millennials would rather engage with pictures than read. Yes, you read that right. Nearly half of history’s most educated generation would prefer to revert back to some sort of cave painting-esque proto-language than bother to parse through a couple of sentences.
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According to author Robert Pozen, regular exercise increases productivity. Although you might put an emphasis on going to the gym for that reason, are you putting enough energy into arguably the most important muscle affecting your productivity — your willpower?
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According to author Robert Pozen, regular exercise increases productivity. Although you might put an emphasis on going to the gym for that reason, are you putting enough energy into arguably the most important muscle affecting your productivity — your willpower?
This post originally appeared on HubSpot’s Sales Blog. To read more content like this, subscribe to Sales.
According to author Robert Pozen, regular exercise increases productivity. Although you might put an emphasis on going to the gym for that reason, are you putting enough energy into arguably the most important muscle affecting your productivity — your willpower?
We’ve all been there. You’re working from home, when all of a sudden the WiFi cuts out. You’re about to step into the subway or take off in a plane, when you realize you forgot your book and don’t have anything to do on your trip. You’re at the office, totally on a roll working on a project and out of nowhere … EVERYTHING STOPS LOADING.
Cue minor panic attack.
We’ve all been there. You’re working from home, when all of a sudden the WiFi cuts out. You’re about to step into the subway or take off in a plane, when you realize you forgot your book and don’t have anything to do on your trip. You’re at the office, totally on a roll working on a project and out of nowhere … EVERYTHING STOPS LOADING.
Cue minor panic attack.
We’ve all been there. You’re working from home, when all of a sudden the WiFi cuts out. You’re about to step into the subway or take off in a plane, when you realize you forgot your book and don’t have anything to do on your trip. You’re at the office, totally on a roll working on a project and out of nowhere … EVERYTHING STOPS LOADING.
Cue minor panic attack.
