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Marketing Books
Corporate Blogging for Dummies is Here!
We could not be more excited! This week, the first Corporate Blogging for Dummies copies were shipped to us. I can’t tell you the feeling of pride in opening the box and seeing our names in print on the front cover. Corporate Blogging for Dummies is over 400 pages of incredible information – not a stone was left unturned in…
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Social Media & Influencer Marketing
Half of Companies Polled have a Google+ Page
We ran a SurveyMonkey poll on our sidebar for the last few weeks to get a clear picture of how many companies had adopted a Google+ page. The poll results were a perfect split… only 50% of readers said their company had a Google+ page. While that may seem low, I think the real numbers may be much lower. I…
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Dear AT&T U-Verse
Dear AT&T, I’m already a customer of yours. I have both home phone and DSL through you (previously SBC). I like the service but wish to upgrade the DSL as well as take advantage of the great TV service you have. You see, my apartment only offers a basic package and I’d like to upgrade. For the last couple years,…
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Content Marketing
Weebly: A Remarkably Simple Site Hosting and CMS
When my friend Jenni told me that a mutual friend talked her into starting a web site with , a free hosting service and content management system (CMS), I really gave her a hard time. I just knew that I was going to wind up working all night to implement the nice site that was designed for her by Right…
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Customer Data Platforms
ShareThis: Unlocking the Power of Behavioral Data Beyond Sharing Buttons
Most marketers recognize ShareThis for its ubiquitous social sharing buttons—those sleek, omnipresent icons enabling users to share content across social platforms with a single click. They’ve powered billions of digital moments. But behind the scenes, ShareThis has quietly built something far more valuable to marketers: a powerful data engine that captures real-time behavioral signals across the open web. And with…
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Is it really “Social” Media?
I’ve got 36 friends on Facebook, 122 connections on LinkedIn, 178 Members in my MyBlogLog community, a couple dozen on MySpace, about 60 friends on Yahoo! Instant Messenger, 20 on AOL Instant Messenger and a whopping 951 contacts on Plaxo! I’m also on Ryze, MyColts.net, Jaiku, Twitter and I read about a dozen friends’ blogs (among the 300 or so…
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Content Marketing
Become a Brand of Choice
In a recent post, Seth Godin asked an important question I think every business owner needs to answer : Why You? Why Now? Lets face in most product categories, but certainly in internet services we have choices. When it comes to Email providers, web hosts, and customer relationship management software , the smart business owner should ask a potential…
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Email Marketing & Automation
What Annoys People About Emails
The folks at ccLoop have put together this infographic on what annoys people about email. 95% of U.S. online consumers use email for communication and business. It’s a great tool to interact and reach new, existing, and future clients. However, email is not without its annoyances. Despite these issues, email has never been replaced and will continue to grow in…
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Social Media & Influencer Marketing
You Don’t Pay for Social Media Consultants
With the wide focus of Martech Zone, I may not get the social amplification that a great blog like Convince and Convert gets (Great post from Jay!)… but I do appreciate the community we’ve built here at Martech Zone. The most recent SurveyMonkey Poll we added on social media strategies fills me with pride… you folks are sophisticated marketers! You’re…
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Social Media & Influencer Marketing
Getting Your People in Search Results
Because of employee turnover, many companies are hesitant at promoting the people within the business. The truth is that it’s a mixed strategy… if you don’t promote your people, they’ll go somewhere where they do get the spotlight. If you do promote your people, they may get an offer to go to a better place. That’s the risk of all…
