John Chow’s latest blog post is titled “Five Ways To Make Money Online on a Small Budget”. Chow says, “When it comes to making money, some believe you have to spend money to make money…right? Let’s take a look at a few ways to make your small budget count, every single month. First idea: Free stuff! Using ad extensions allows you to have site links for all campaigns. Ad Extensions show depth on your site, they are simple and get a lot of traffic. Also, set additional negative from SQR reports”. Five Ways To Make Money Online on a Small Budget John Chow’s Blog  [...]

The latest MOZ blog post is titled “New Study Shows Original Content Reaches More People on Facebook”. Chad Wittman says, “Facebook continues to make significant changes in the news feed. This time Facebook has decreased the importance (technically the “weight”) of status updates. With these changes occurring so rapidly in the news feed, many brand managers want to know how to stay on top of it all. We dug deep into the data to see what the latest change was and wanted to introduce a philosophy to stay ahead of the constant changes. We analyze and monitor this type of data for... [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “Are You Confident in Your Content Marketing? (New Study Suggests You’re Not)”. Brian Clark says, “
Here’s a fact about content marketing that’s actually shocking. The 2014 benchmarks, budgets, and trends study by Content Marketing Institute and MarketingProfs (sponsored by our own New Rainmaker) is out, and it includes a number of surprising findings. Most notable is this: There remains a wide gap between the number of small business B2B marketers using content marketing (almost all of them) and those who believe their content... [...]

Brian Moran has created a new report that reveals how to set up a “Fan Page Squeeze” that, according to Moran, can double your email list. Using your Facebook account to actually earn a living may seem elusive. Many have tried; relatively, a few have succeeded. It leaves you wondering if it’s even possible to use Facebook to generate real sales. Moran contends that it’s possible to grow your email list with a free Facebook Fan Page, even if you’re new at it. Moran’s new report, called How to Double Your List with Fan Pages™, condenses everything he has discovered about building... [...]

The latest article on ‘Website Magazine’ is titled “WordPress Wednesday: The E-Commerce Wait is Over for WP Business Users”. Amberly Dressler says, “Aspiring or budding e-commerce merchants who may have been contemplating leaving WordPress for a true-play e-commerce platform, can stay right where they are. WordPress announced that its Business users can now connect their sites to their online stores with three e-commerce partners to choose from: Ecwid, Shopify and ShopLocket. Connecting your site seems pain-free, with users simply having to go to the eCommerce Plugins option... [...]

The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “LinkedIn’s New ‘Publishing for All’ Raises Duplicate Content Questions”. Rebecca Churt says, “LinkedIn recently announced that they’re opening up publishing access to all users, a perk previously reserved for influencers only. While most are eager to participate, the announcement raised some questions for SEO-savvy marketers concerned about what some not-so-SEO-savvy users might publish.The question they raised was this: Will non-scrupulous users amass their site content and start publishing duplicate content... [...]

The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Gmail offers unsubscribe link and the world of email marketing comes to an end”. Tim Roe says, “It’s all change again, Gmail rocks the world of email by apparently making it even easier for a recipient tounsubscribe from legitimate marketing email. This is a shock to some, especially to those who thought they were safe by hiding the unsubscribe button, deep within the very small print at the bottom of the email. So, is this going to be a disaster for some email marketers? Or is this new process just a little different... [...]

The latest article on  ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Content Marketers: Concrete Steps To Finding Your Brand’s Voice”. Harriet Cummings says, “Take these two groups of words: “High octane,” “shine adrenaline,” “super-charged.”  “Fortified,” “amino acids,” “neutralize.” Funnily enough, both are used to describe shampoo. The first set – from Bed Head – positions the brand’s hair care products as expressions of a fast, exciting lifestyle; we picture ourselves strapped to a speeding motorbike, possibly while checking for split ends“. Content... [...]

The latest post on ‘Experian Marketing Forward’ Blog is titled “How sophisticated is your marketing program?”. Sumon Nicole says, “The progression from single-channel execution to customer-centric, cross-channel optimized marketing is being inspired by customers and technology. This progression requires brands to not only systematically, and honestly, assess the current state of their marketing program, but also utilize a proven framework to develop strategies and tactics aligned with their current state of sophistication. Experian’s Marketing Sophistication CurveSM is a progressive... [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “Can You Resist Clicking These 3 Headlines? (One is So Good I Had to Copy it)”. Jerod Morris says, “
If this headline were a woman, I’d marry it. That’s an odd thing to think, no? Back in the day, my friends and I used that phrase to denote something inanimate that we were particularly fond of. “This pizza is so good, if it were a woman I’d marry it!” That was a long time ago. I can’t remember the last time such a thought flashed into my head. Which is what made it so weird when it happened last week. Especially after... [...]