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How to Write a Rant Blog Post Without Looking Like a Jerk by Chad Pollitt
The “rant” blog post has been around since the first blogs were published in the 1990s. They do well for some and not so well for others. At its most basic, the rant post allows an author to express disagreement or anger over something or someone in an aggressive way. Personal blogs publish rants all of the time. However, doing this on a brand’s blog can be risky if not done with extra care and due diligence.
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7 Social Media Manager Problems and How to Solve Them by Katie Redmond
Social sharing platforms are a social media manager’s best friend. They cut out wasted time, allowing you to spend more time creating cool stuff and engaging with followers. The problem with social platforms is that there’s just so many of them to choose from!
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4 Ways to Improve Your B2B Marketing Results in Q4 and Beyond by Megan Leap
The B2B sales process continues to evolve. Buyers are taking the process into their own hands, and engaging much later in the sales cycle. In fact, according the Corporate Executive Board, 60% of the B2B buying process now happens before a prospect ever talks to a salesperson.
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5 SEO Strategies for Getting Found Online by Angela Hausman
Every time I talk to clients or students about SEO (Search Engine Optimization), I see their eyes glaze over and just know they aren’t understanding what I’m talking about. So, when I ran across the infographic, I thought it would help build greater understanding of how to get found online.
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Google Evolved: The Past, Present and Future of Search Engine Marketing by Ryan Connors
On September 4th, 1998, in Menlo Park, California, two PhD students came together and incorporated what would become the largest influencer on global marketing in recent history. With what began as a pet project, the founders truly believed that they could categorize, index and open up the unruly World Wide Web to the masses. Their brainchild was born and affectionately christened as Google, after the immense amount of information available on the web and the appropriately mind-blowingly large number 10^100, or “googol.”
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