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40Nuggets: Engage and Convert without Annoying Visitors
There are a ton of tools on the market to help you increase conversions – including popup signup forms, exit intent forms, targeted landing pages, online chat, and registration forms. If you’re incorporating each of these, there’s a chance that you’re bombarding your visitor rather than simply helping them take the next step in their conversion path. 40Nuggets allows you…
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5 Considerations When Selecting Cloud Storage To Maximise Collaboration And Productivity
The ability to store precious files such as photos, videos and music seamlessly in the cloud is an alluring prospect, particularly with the (relatively) paltry memory in mobile devices and the high cost of additional memory. But what should you look for when choosing a cloud storage and file-sharing solution? Here, we break down the five things everyone should consider…
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The Content Grid v2
The Content Grid (Version 2), developed by JESS3 and Eloqua, explains the connection between content type and distribution channels, matching content to the buyer’s stage in the purchase process, equipping marketers with Key Performance Indicators for each type of content, and delivering it all in an easily digestible grid. The introduction to the Infographic reads: The buying process begins long…
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MeetingHero: An App for Meeting Productivity
Marketers have meetings all the time as do agencies… meetings are the lifeblood of ideation and planning. But meetings can be terribly unproductive as well. While many people want meetings all the time, I often resist. Meetings are taxing and expensive. Sometimes fear spurs a meeting where people just want to cover their butt. Other times, meetings produce a ton…
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The Best Business Cartoonists Bringing Humor to Marketing and Technology
In this world of endless business meetings, corporate jargon, and marketing buzzwords, humor provides a much-needed break. Whether you’re a marketer trying to keep up with the latest trends, a tech professional navigating workplace chaos, or a business leader looking for a fresh perspective, cartoons can offer sharp, witty insights into the challenges of modern work life. Some of the…
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Google Launches Shopping Insights… and it’s Awesome!
One of the large businesses that we worked with had an issue that’s really common throughout most national businesses. As marketers, we tend to focus on our business as if there were no geographic boundaries or changes over time – but the reality is both have an enormous impact. If you can write content on topics that take advantage of…
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Zutrix: Unlock SEO Wins with AI, Alerts, and Whitelabel Reports
Driving traffic to your website isn’t just about ranking high for a few keywords—it’s about consistently managing technical health, identifying trends, tracking performance, and adapting fast. For individual marketers and large SEO teams alike, the challenge is finding a tool that can do it all without requiring 10 different subscriptions and endless manual oversight. Zutrix Zutrix is a comprehensive SEO…
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Runpod: Deploy AI at Scale Without Infrastructure Hassles and Unnecessary Costs
Bringing AI models into production often means wrestling with cold starts, complex scaling, and infrastructure that wasn’t designed for today’s rapid pace of innovation. For data scientists, ML engineers, and startups alike, this friction can stall everything from prototype to product. Runpod Runpod is an all-in-one AI cloud platform that lets teams train, fine-tune, and deploy AI with unparalleled ease—without…
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Poll Results: How Optimistic Are We About Apple?
Last week’s poll came at a solemn time but it had to be asked… do people think that Apple would survive without Mr. Jobs at the helm? It’s an important question for folks in the marketing industry for a few reasons… first is the hardware the supports much of the digital publishing industry, second is supporting Apple goods (iPads, iPhones,…
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Influencer Marketing: Beware of the Internet Famous
A few weeks ago, I received an email from a woman asking about my book. It was a bit of a sad email – reading that a woman who wanted to buy my e-book had spent a ton of money on the site where it was talked about and gotten no results in the past. Ironically, the article they read…
