6 Tips to Stop Thinking About Work After Work Hours [Infographic]

We all know the feeling — it’s 11 p.m., your laptop is off, and you’re lying in bed thinking, Shoot … did I remember to send that email?

7 Tips for Running Engaging Instagram Giveaways (+Tools to Get You Started)

With 80% of Instagram users following at least one business, it makes sense you want to increase your own visibility and reach on the platform — but with such immense competition, it can be a difficult task to accomplish.

The 16 Best Blogging Platforms for 2024 (& How to Pick One)

I wrote my first blog about 10 years ago. I started on the Blogger platform and tried (and failed) at blogging for years. Now, I manage my own successful blog on the WordPress platform, and I love blogging. As an SEO consultant, I also manage clients’ blogs and use many platforms.

The 20 Best Marketing Automation Tools Available to You

A majority of businesses use marketing automation tools nowadays — in fact, studies cite around 56% of businesses currently use the technology, and that number continues to grow.

What is Data Deduplication? A Plain-English Guide

As a marketer, you likely deal with data in some form on a regular basis. So, how is data deduplication relevant to you?

The Ultimate List of 100 Marketing Quotes for Digital Inspiration

Digital marketing quotes are an invaluable source of insight and direction to help you navigate the challenges and opportunities of the digital landscape.

The Ultimate Guide to Alexa Skills Marketing

By now, marketing teams all over the world are familiar with the concept of SEO. You know all about keywords and search engines and using high-quality links.

How to Create a Group in Gmail

Growing up, there was only one thing my mom knew how to do on the internet that I could never figure out — creating an email group.

How Being ‘Good-ish’ Can Make You A Better Leader

We all like to think we’re good people.

How to Reduce Your Website’s HTTP Requests

Every time you surf the web, a whole bunch of technical stuff happens behind the scenes to deliver content to your screen.

Engineers are usually the ones managing these activities. Marketers, even those with technical chops, tend to shy away from it. One of these activities is an HTTP request, and it’s actually not as complicated as you might think. In fact, marketers need to have at least a general understanding of the actions their own website performs each time a person visits it.