In 2016, Facebook released Live video on their platform. As we came into a new decade, it seemed the initial live streaming frenzy on Facebook had calmed down. But today, remote work and digital events are the norm.
If you’ve landed on this post, it’s likely that your resume has impressed the hiring manager(s) at the company you’re applying to work for, and you’ve now been invited to a virtual interview. That’s a huge accomplishment.
Marketers have a secret — we hate our CMSes.
A few years ago I was at one of those Big Group Dinners with my marketing team and our clients. There were about 15 of us.
You’ve done it. You provided valuable content to your readers and they’ve converted into leads. Now, it’s time to nurture these leads into opportunities for your sales team.
Admittedly, when I opened my Etsy shop last year, I half-expected the sales to pour in naturally. In reality, opening an online store is half the battle — you also need a solid strategy for generating ecommerce sales.
Instagram has over 2 billion monthly active users worldwide and is among the top five most-used social media platforms. So, it’s safe to say your organization’s audience is among Instagram’s many users.
The first thing I do when I wake up is turn off the alarm on my phone and then scroll through Instagram.
While I wish I was kidding, I’m definitely not.
As a consumer, Instagram is one of my favorite platforms. I get to see fun and inspiring content that’s also helpful and entertaining.
However, as a marketer, nailing Instagram isn’t as easy as waking up and being inspired.
It’s no secret that LinkedIn operates one of the largest professional networks on the Internet.
In fact, the platform has 690+ million members in over 200 countries and territories.
That’s why it’s important for marketers to be active on LinkedIn. But how do you get your network to engage with your posts?
It’s no secret that LinkedIn operates one of the largest professional networks on the Internet.
In fact, the platform has 690+ million members in over 200 countries and territories.
That’s why it’s important for marketers to be active on LinkedIn. But how do you get your network to engage with your posts?
