Douglas Karr's Articles on Martech Zone
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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
Rio SEO: Elevate Your Multi-Location Marketing with a Unified Approach
Businesses with multiple locations face the daunting challenge of managing their online presence across various platforms and ensuring data consistency. Keeping up with location-based search engine optimization (local SEO), tracking customer reviews, and maintaining brand integrity across all locations is a constant struggle. Juggling multiple tools and dashboards can be time-consuming and inefficient, hindering your ability to deliver a seamless customer…
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Marketing Tools
Keeper: Streamline Marketing Collaboration with Secure Agency and Contractor Access
Marketing teams often collaborate with a network of subcontractors, agencies, and freelancers. While this collaborative environment benefits innovation and efficiency, it can also create security vulnerabilities. Sharing sensitive information like login credentials, API keys, and campaign strategies requires a solution ensuring security and seamless collaboration. Keeper Keeper is a comprehensive cybersecurity platform designed to safeguard sensitive information and streamline collaboration…
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Sales and Marketing Training
Scaling Your Applications: A C-Suite Guide for Getting Enterprise-Ready
Scalability is an architectural approach in which system components are designed for efficiency, modularity, and growth. An excellent resource on application scaling techniques is Acropolium, a firm that has assisted in scaling over 100 applications since 2005. I’d encourage you to read their articles, which share methodologies, frameworks, and tips for scaling. At it’s foundation, the process to scale your applications or…
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Sales and Marketing Training
The Secret Weapon of Success: Confidence
Someone with half your IQ is making 10x as you because they aren’t smart enough to doubt themselves. Ed Latimore While that’s a somewhat skewed view of the world, that quote has more truth than you might believe. In one of my first jobs, I used to have to walk past the boardroom at my company periodically. I revered the…