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7 Steps to Creating a Killer Marketing Video
We’re ramping up an animated video for one of our clients at the moment. They have a ton of visitors coming to their site, but we’re not seeing people stick around too long. A short explainer will be the perfect tool to deploy to get their value proposition and differentiation across to new visitors in an impressive way. Studies show…
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How to Channel Your Marketing Translation Spend to Benefit from the E-commerce Boom
Ecommerce has been a rising trend over the past decade. And with the pandemic, more people are shopping online than ever. E-commerce provides the perfect way to reach demographics all over the world from right behind a computer. Below, we’ll look at the importance of marketing translation services and how to use them to boost your eCommerce sales. Why it Pays to…
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Logome: Generate Your Logo, Brand Kit, and More With AI
Establishing a strong brand identity is crucial for success in today’s competitive business landscape. However, many entrepreneurs and small business owners struggle with creating professional-looking logos and cohesive branding materials. The process can be time-consuming and expensive and often requires specialized design skills. This leaves many businesses with subpar branding that fails to make a lasting impression on potential customers.…
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Social Media Guide for Financial Professionals
Marty Thompson is always discovering fantastic content when it comes to social business. If your company seeks professional consultation on developing your social efforts, I don’t know of a better consultant in the industry. In this infographic, the guidance is directed to financial professionals. Financial organizations often feel like their hands are tied due to regulatory compliance issues – it’s…
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Composable: Delivering on the Personalization Promise
The promise of personalization has failed. For years we’ve been hearing about its incredible benefits, and marketers looking to capitalize on it have bought into pricey and technically complicated solutions, only to discover too late that, for most, the promise of personalization is little more than smoke and mirrors. The problem starts with how personalization has been viewed. Positioned as…
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I Canceled My Basecamp Account Today
In the past, I’ve been a fan of 37 Signals. They were ahead of their day in user interface design and simplicity. Their book, Getting Real, still impacts how I develop, design, and build product requirements. Since last summer, I’ve utilized a Basecamp account to track several projects and clients. While reading the 37 Signals blog over the last year, I’ve noticed…
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Social Media: 3 Tips To Better Connect With Your Customers
In essence, social media is a two-way street where brands can go beyond traditional push marketing and truly engage with their customers to develop loyalty over time. Here are three tips your company can use to better connect with your customers on social media. Tip 1: Set Up A System To Never Miss A Notification If you are publishing high-quality…
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5 Awesome Tools for Content Marketing Minimalists
I consider myself a minimalist in content marketing. I don’t like complicated calendars, schedulers and planning tools—to me, they make the process more complicated than it needs to be. Not to mention, they make content marketers rigid. If you’re using a 6-month content calendar planning tool—that your company is paying for—you feel obligated to stick to every detail of that…
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Sounding Crystal Clear: The Best USB Microphones for Your Home Office
The rise of remote work has highlighted the importance of high-quality audio. A good USB microphone can make all the difference, whether you’re attending virtual meetings, recording podcasts, or chatting with colleagues. But with so many options available, how do you choose the right one for your home office? This guide breaks down the different types of microphones, key features,…
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Why I Don’t Make Predictions Anymore: A Cautionary List of Confidently Wrong Technology Forecasts
I’ve always been hesitant to make predictions—not because I lack opinions, but because I’ve been wrong too many times to count. There’s a special kind of humility that comes from watching the world defy your certainty, especially in technology. What once seemed obvious fades, and what once seemed laughable becomes the new standard. I’ve learned to treat bold predictions with…
