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As marketers, we've gotten quite good at evolving our playbooks when it comes to SEO. But the changes we've seen to this point are nothing compared to what's coming next. 

We are in the early stages of a new era of search -- an era tied closely to more sophisticated patterns such as mobile, social, and voice search, among other things. And for the first time this isn't just a matter of adding a new chapter to our SEO strategy, it's a matter of creating entire new playbooks. 

23 January, 2016
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As marketers, we've gotten quite good at evolving our playbooks when it comes to SEO. But the changes we've seen to this point are nothing compared to what's coming next. 

We are in the early stages of a new era of search -- an era tied closely to more sophisticated patterns such as mobile, social, and voice search, among other things. And for the first time this isn't just a matter of adding a new chapter to our SEO strategy, it's a matter of creating entire new playbooks. 

23 January, 2016

[ad_1] Picture this: You’ve just been hired as the marketing head for a promising startup. Your job is to help the company build awareness and find users. Where do you start? Certainly, you know that getting off on the wrong foot can have disastrous consequences....

22 January, 2016

[ad_1] I’d like a viral video please Yes, and we’d like to make you one. It’s the internet equivalent of winning the lottery. It’s Bieber, Kardashians, and Purina’s Puppyhood. It’s MAGIC. As advertisers attempt to reduce their costs in media and become more aware of the power of...

22 January, 2016
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ThinkstockPhotos-180520474-436290-edited.jpgWhen it comes to marketing, the most successful companies view it as an investment, not an expense. Why? Because when marketing is implemented efficiently (with a plan, driven by goals and with quantifiable metrics established), profound ROI isn’t just possible, it’s almost a given.

22 January, 2016

[ad_1] In the Mad Men era, marketing was considered a cost center where “creative types” made glorious advertising campaigns but had very little ability to measure their impact on sales. Now, thanks to the Internet, marketing automation, and marketing analytics solutions, we can measure nearly...

21 January, 2016

[ad_1] “Social tactics are not meaningful sales drivers”, according to a Forrester research report from a few years ago.They analyzed over 77,000 eCommerce orders and determined that less than 1% of sales were from social media.Ouch. That’s a pretty damning statement.If they’re finding it tough...

21 January, 2016