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We’re all aware that we spend a lot of time on social media these days. Many would even say we’re spending too much time — not stopping to smell the roses, so to speak. After all, the average American checks their Facebook, Twitter, and other social media accounts 17 times a day, which means at least once every waking hour.
But when browsing and posting on social is your job, it’s not like we can resolve to block Facebook during working hours.
We’re all aware that we spend a lot of time on social media these days. Many would even say we’re spending too much time — not stopping to smell the roses, so to speak. After all, the average American checks their Facebook, Twitter, and other social media accounts 17 times a day, which means at least once every waking hour.
But when browsing and posting on social is your job, it’s not like we can resolve to block Facebook during working hours.
We understand: change is difficult in the nonprofit world.
Everything takes time, and many projects require approval from multiple levels of superiors. It may seem daunting to suggest a change of course. In the case of inbound marketing, though, the change is worth fighting for.
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Planning, organizing, and executing a full-blown marketing strategy is no easy feat. However, there are tons of creative ways to generate more business for your company without overhauling your entire marketing strategy.
By focusing on smaller aspects of your marketing at a time, making changes to your marketing strategy is much more realistic.
Planning, organizing, and executing a full-blown marketing strategy is no easy feat. However, there are tons of creative ways to generate more business for your company without overhauling your entire marketing strategy.
By focusing on smaller aspects of your marketing at a time, making changes to your marketing strategy is much more realistic.
Every day, 112.4 billion business emails fly around the world. That’s 122 emails sent and received every day per person. Despite the growth of other online communication channels, email continues to multiply. Which means people (including client-type people) are searching for reasons to ignore emails that don’t need their attention so they can focus on messages and tasks that do.
Every day, 112.4 billion business emails fly around the world. That’s 122 emails sent and received every day per person. Despite the growth of other online communication channels, email continues to multiply. Which means people (including client-type people) are searching for reasons to ignore emails that don’t need their attention so they can focus on messages and tasks that do.
Let’s all ask ourselves a really dumb question that’s less dumb than you might think: what on Earth is thought leadership?
Let’s all ask ourselves a really dumb question that’s less dumb than you might think: what on Earth is thought leadership?
No matter what they say, people do judge emails by their subject lines.
In fact, 33% of email recipients decide whether or not to open an email based on subject line alone. That’s why it’s so important to craft subject lines that are compelling enough to get people to click through.
