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Don’t Discount Traditional PR
We’re presenting at a regional conference today and I’m listening to a PR presentation. Public relations has taken a hit economically, but the PR agencies that have developed strong relationships with major media are thriving. Our agency has partnered with a firm, Dittoe PR, for over a year right now and we’ve had incredible results. One of our clients had…
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The Key to Your Brand Regaining Control is Personalization
Every prospect and customer are motivated differently, arrive at your business through different mediums, with different levels of intent, are seeking different information, are at different stages of the customer journey, and expect to immediately find what they need. There’s nothing more frustrating than getting held up when you’re trying to take the next step. Perhaps it’s something as simple…
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How to Add Featured Images to Your WordPress RSS Feed Using Functions.php
RSS feeds are a crucial tool for content distribution, especially for marketers looking to syndicate their blog posts, improve discoverability, or automate email newsletters. However, by default, WordPress does not include the featured image in RSS feeds, which can make your content less visually appealing when it appears in RSS readers or third-party platforms. In this article, we’ll show you…
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Why Every Publisher Should Implement a trust.txt File—and How to Do It Right
In an era where misinformation spreads faster than facts and AI models are trained on everything that isn’t nailed down, publishers have an increasing obligation to transparently assert their identity, affiliations, and data usage policies. The trust.txt file is an emerging standard designed to do precisely that—and it’s time for every publisher to consider implementing it. Here’s everything you need…
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Where Is Your Loyalty?
Loyalty is defined as the quality of being loyal to someone or something. Have you ever noticed how loyalty is discussed, though? We talk about how customers are loyal, how employees are loyal, how clients are loyal, how voters are loyal… Employers talk about employee loyalty, but then they hire external, don’t develop their own talent internal, or worse –…
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Developing a Comprehensive Content Calendar for Your Business Blog
A strong online presence is crucial for businesses to attract and engage their target audience. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through a well-maintained corporate blog. However, creating consistent, high-quality content can be challenging without a proper strategy. This is where a content calendar comes into play. By developing a comprehensive content calendar, companies can ensure…
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The Secret of SEM: Google Results Are Rigged
A friend of mine shared some results of his revenue for the last 2 years with Text Link Ads, a service where you can buy and sell links. Publishers sell links simply to make money – and there’s quite an opportunity for an established blog with a good following and ranking. For Advertisers, the opportunity is to use backlinks to…
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The Free Ride That Fueled the Tech Boom… And Why It’s Running Out of Road
For more than a decade, much of the digital world operated under an unspoken social contract: get in early, grow fast, and don’t worry about the bill… yet. From consumer apps to enterprise platforms, technology was offered mainly on egalitarian terms. Anyone can sign up, integrate, deploy, or explore without incurring upfront costs. Behind the scenes, VC funding played the…
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The Most Wanted Wearable Technologies
A few weeks ago, my mother had a scare with her heart that required her to wear a defibrillator full time. The system monitored and uploaded her heart data through sensors in the vest, would automatically warn if there was a sensor position off, and – in the event of a heart attack – would warn bystanders to step back…
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The Rise of the Multidimensional Marketer
This afternoon, I had a great visit with the New Media Club at IU Kokomo. The club is made up of students, both new and graduating, as well as the professors that are leading the charge. The discussion was the business of new media. I remember when I first started DK New Media, a well-known colleague told me to forget…
