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Our New Martech Zone Logo Unveiled for 2019
One area that I didn’t invest in branding was this site. While my company had a great logo that I love, and we work with all of our clients on their branding, I wasn’t available to work on the Martech Zone brand. The old M symbol was a slightly modified illustration I purchased hastily after switching the domain. It was…
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What is Good SEO? Here’s a Case Study
Over the last few years, I’ve been quite vocal about how so many consultants and agencies in the organic search industry refuse to change. It’s unfortunate as they continue to leave a trail of clients that have invested a lot but actually destroyed their ability to acquire organic authority, ranking, and traffic. Good SEO: A Case Study The following is…
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Instantly: Close More B2B Deals With AI-Powered Sales Outreach Campaigns
Expanding your B2B business often depends on reaching the right prospects at the right time. Cold email remains one of the most effective methods to start conversations, but many companies struggle with low deliverability, poor personalization, and limited scalability. Without the right tools, your emails risk landing in spam folders or being ignored entirely. Instantly Instantly is built to solve…
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It’s Science: Audio Quality Dramatically Impacts Video Engagement. How To Improve Yours!
This may seem counterintuitive, but a great video with poor audio quality will drive down engagement more than a poor video with great audio quality. Audio quality plays a crucial role in the effectiveness of video content. Despite the visual nature of videos, audio is an integral component that significantly impacts viewer engagement and satisfaction. This can’t be understated. Poor…
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Sales and Marketing: The Original Game of Thrones
This is a great infographic from the Pardot team on organizations where sales and marketing struggle to align themselves. As a marketing consultant, we’ve struggled with sales-driven organizations as well. One key issue is that sales-driven organizations often apply the same expectations they have for their sales team to the marketing team. We get hired by sales-driven organizations because they…