As a marketer, you definitely have a lot of work to do (and not enough time to get it done). You might also feel occasionally struck by writer’s block when it comes to creating fresh, unique content.
Whether or not you enjoy public speaking, I’d bet you don’t like hopping on stage without preparing for a speech or keynote address.
The battle for customer attention has never been so fierce.
If you need help building a website, creating a company blog, or getting webpages discovered by search engines, there’s plenty of SEO training that can help you get started.
But, once your website is built and your customers find your content online, how do you improve your search ranking and reach a larger audience?
Segmentation is not a new concept for marketers. We use segmentation to send personalized emails, create buyer-specific pricing models, and understand the behaviors of our most loyal customers.
Did you know that 78.4% of contest shares are done on Facebook? And that on average, 34% of new fans are acquired through a contest?
Additionally, Facebook has over 2.7 billion monthly active users as of the second quarter of 2020.
As a marketer, those stats are hard to ignore. Social media contests and giveaways are an excellent way to engage fans and acquire followers.
Did you know that 78.4% of contest shares are done on Facebook? And that on average, 34% of new fans are acquired through a contest?
Additionally, Facebook has over 2.7 billion monthly active users as of the second quarter of 2020.
As a marketer, those stats are hard to ignore. Social media contests and giveaways are an excellent way to engage fans and acquire followers.
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Did you know that 49% of global respondents say they’re inclined to pay higher-than-average prices for products with high-quality/safety standards, which consumers often associate with strong sustainability practices?
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In a world of banner blindness, I’m sure you’re concerned about the future of advertising. If you’re in marketing, I’ll bet it’s one of your bigger concerns.
But it’s a new dawn and it’s a new day. And as technology and advertising continue to evolve, so will your strategies.
Ticket sales tip #1: Get John Legend to speak at your event.
Just kidding.
Or not.
