Education
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Content Marketing
What are the Most Engaging Content Categories Online and Mobile?
Content marketers may want to take note of the latest AddThis analysis of content engagement on desktops and mobile devices. The company’s Q3 analysis uncovered interesting trends and behaviors when it comes to the content consumers most engage in, where they engage, and the time of day they’re most likely to be viewing it. According to AddThis, the content categories…
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Marketing Infographics
Social Media for Unsexy B2B Industries
In all honesty, I’m not sure sexy really matters when we speak about social media. The ability to teach, observe, respond and promote in an unsexy business to business industry may not capture a ton of attention – but it can absolutely capture the right attention from the audience seeking your business, product, or service out. If you work for…
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Marketing Infographics
How To Become a Social Media Marketing Specialist
I wanted to share this infographic because of its outstanding balance in presenting the skills necessary for a marketer to execute social media marketing strategies effectively. In my opinion, I wouldn’t advise any student or professional to go the route of solely becoming proficient in social media. Social media is but one channel of an overall marketing strategy. You should…
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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
Education at the Speed of Technology
Last night I was given the opportunity to speak to the CIT 499 class at IUPUI for Dr. Thomas Ho. It was an engaged class, composed of some students that hadn’t entered the workplace, some who had, and some who were currently working in technology. In speaking to them, I simply shared my experiences on how businesses are beginning to…
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Content Marketing
Is Education The Answer?
I asked a question on Ask 500 People that received an interesting response. My question was: Are colleges just an organized means of passing ignorance from one generation to the next? First, let me explain that I worded the question to really spark a response – it’s called link-baiting and it worked. Some of the immediate responses I received were…