In the marketing world, the infamous free content debate seems to be everlasting.
“If we give away free content and information about the challenges our paid products and services resolve, then who will pay for what we’re selling?”
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The other day, I signed up for a friend’s solidcore Pilates class.
We’ve all been there — you hit publish on a blog post and expect the social shares, page views, and agreeable comments to start rolling in. But sometimes you get pure silence (or crickets 🦗) in response.
On some days, it feels like I communicate with more people on messaging apps than I do in person.
Have you ever read a post that you knew was an advertisement, but it was so interesting that you felt delighted anyway? Chances are that particular piece of content was an advertorial. In this article, we’re going to define what an advertorial is and how it can be an excellent marketing choice for you and your team.
Despite what you might hear, Facebook marketing is not dead.
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Whether you’re a new or experienced remote employee, you’ve probably realized how hard it can be to stay on a proper schedule.
In the world of social media marketing, the word “engagement” gets thrown around a lot, but few brands actually know how to achieve it.
As marketers, we probably all have that one campaign that we can note as a favorite. Stunning campaigns are striking and evoke emotion: Joy, inspiration, liberation, excitement … the list goes on and on.
