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A Personal and Heart-felt Thanks to You
This is an incredible season for my work online. Today my blog was mentioned on both John Chow and Seth Godin’s blog. And I was recently the a topic of a very flattering blog entry on Pat Coyle’s blog! Last week, Mike at ConverStations was gracious enough to mention me as a “Z-lister”. His selfless promotion of me got my…
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Analytics & Testing
7 Steps to Content Marketing Success
It shouldn’t be a question anymore about the value and performance of a solid content marketing strategy. Your business needs a consistent heartbeat of content streaming from it that gets the attention of prospects, builds your authority and trust online, and ultimately drives conversions through your inbound and outbound marketing channels. No surprises from this infographic from Smart Insights –…
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Social Media & Influencer Marketing
Stop Bailing, Let’s Invest in the Opportunity of Social Media
Americans hate to lose a war, period. In one view, the dying automotive industry is a war we think we’re losing. I don’t believe we’re losing anything; I believe we’re progressing. Jobs moving overseas always sound ominous, but people ignore that we’re creating new jobs in this nation that have never been heard before. I’m a living example of this.…
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Content Marketing
The #1 Question Search Engine Users Ask About Your Business
How? In 2014, out of all of the searches on Google, how was the #1 term used by search engine users. Every product or service sold across the Internet answers a How. The question is whether or not you’re the destination for the information they’re seeking. If you’re a sports drink, the how might be how to deal with cramps,…
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Analytics & Testing
The Value and ROI from Conferences
The first conference I went to was a regional industrial technology show. I was an industrial electrician at a Newspaper and my boss wouldn’t pay for it. So I paid my own way in. We had a conveyor system with electronic magnetic proximity switches that had to have such a close margin to the equipment that they would get tore…
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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
SEO Doesn’t Stop with Your Site
From time to time, DK New Media has room in our busy schedule to assist our partner companies. We blog about some, have them on the radio show, have designed some infographics for others, and we give away software licenses (we just sent out a bunch for our social media monitoring) and even do some SEO promotion! For the holidays…
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Marketing Infographics
Your Facebook Page Checklist
With the news of Facebook’s Graph Search, it remains to be seen how popular the feature will be once it’s released to the masses. In preparation, it’s time to clean up your Facebook Page. Shortstack wrote a post with an extensive checklist about how to evaluate your Facebook Page. Their readers loved it — it was one of the most…
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Content Marketing
Are Entrepreneurs Born?
Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter, discusses entrepreneurship. I enjoyed his candid responses – he truly enjoys finding and solving problems, but learned the rest of the necessary traits of an entrepreneur through the growth of his businesses. I have a bit of a different take on entrepreneurship. I honestly think that everyone is born with entrepreneurial talent, but many of…
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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
The Truth About SEO: Debunking Myths and Embracing Optimization in 2024
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a critical component of digital marketing, yet it’s often misunderstood. Many businesses fail to achieve their SEO goals due to misconceptions and inaction. Let’s explore the realities of SEO and why optimization is crucial for success. The Pitfall of “I Read Something Somewhere” The most common barrier to effective SEO is the I read something…
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Content Marketing
Don’t Blame WordPress
90,000 hackers are trying to get into your WordPress installation right now. That’s a ridiculous statistic but also points to the popularity of the world’s most popular content management system. While we’re fairly agnostic about content management systems, we have a deep respect for WordPress and support most of our clients’ installations on it. I don’t necessarily agree with the…
