The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “How to Pick the Right Domain Name and Extension”. Alisa Meredith says, “Well, you’ve done your market research (who knew there was such demand for a kielbasa manufacturer in Cleveland?), chosen your business name (“Greg’s Kielbasa” – after your grandfather!), and perfected your product and delivery – Yum! Now you’re planning a website that’ll have your potential customers’ mouths watering and distributors lining up around the corner”. How to Pick the Right Domain Name and Extension HubSpot [...]
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The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Getting Started With Ghost”. Christina Warren says, “Ghost, the open-source blogging system that raised over $300,000 on Kickstarter, launched to the public Monday.Ghost has resonated with lots of users because of its promise of being a simple, forward-thinking publishing platform where users can just focus on writing, without all of the complications that more established platforms have in place. Although every aspect of Ghost is open source, a hosted platform of the service will also be available for users who don’t want to worry... [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Four reasons why Facebook hashtags are just plain awful”. David Moth says, “Hashtags are a key part of the Twitter experience as they allow users to link together otherwise disparate tweets, thereby creating conversations and streams of information around particular themes or events. Unfortunately they have become an overused medium and are frequently used as ironic punch lines in dreadfully unfunny tweets. In fact someone put it quite aptly when describing hashtags as the digital version of the ‘not’ joke”. ... [...]
The latest MOZ blog post is titled “Growing Sales Without a Sales Team: The Power of Distribution”. Andrew Dumont says, “For as long as we’ve been selling software, Moz has never had a sales team. One of the ways we’ve really moved the needle is by building mutually beneficial relationships with other businesses. This post details how we built a distribution channel, and just how much it has helped”. Growing Sales Without a Sales Team: The Power of Distribution MOZ Blog [...]
The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “A More Human Model for Product Storytelling”. Kathy Klotz-Guest says, “Humans are wired for stories; we’re storytelling animals. The resurgence in storytelling, the original social medium, is an important and welcome evolution for many reasons. Memorable stories scale in a way that facts alone cannot. And a multiplier effect is critical in marketing. Finally, stories cut through the tremendous clutter—much of it lacking context and meaning—created by the never-ending content explosion. Here’s where stories pay dividends:... [...]
The latest article on Business Insider is titled “Even Big Names Like AOL And Yahoo Could Be Selling Fraudulent Online Ads”. Aaron Taube says, “Online advertising fraud is an industry-wide epidemic, not merely the managed nuisance brands need to accept as the cost of doing business online. That’s the take-home from Adweek’s in-depth investigation into how advertisements from blue chip brands wind up on sketchy video-sharing sites and how so-called “click farms” beef up the traffic of reputable publishers by employing robots or people to click links”. ... [...]
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “How Does Visual Content Equal Sales?”. Penney Fox says, “Everyone is sharing visual content. Think about it, how many times have you seen a funny picture and you clicked that share button? And how many of those images were posted by one of your favorite companies from their fan page at the top of your news feed? In the last couple of years, there’s been a rise in social media networks highlighting visual content. Personally, I love it. I think it makes marketing more engaging and quite honestly, less boring than a bunch... [...]
The latest article on ‘The Forrester Blog’ is titled “Exploring New Email Pricing Models”. Rob Brosnan says, “The standard pricing model for email marketing — the CPM — may soon change. Industry consolidation, commoditization, and growing data volumes threaten the standard. Buyers may soon confront models that range from a platform license (all-you-can-email) to total utilization (data + messaging) to seat-based models. In November, I will publish research into the rationale for model changes, evaluate different candidate models, and explore the repercussions of the change. I... [...]
Charlie Page’s latest article is titled “Endless Article Ideas”. Page says, “Do you know the #1 question I’m asked when it comes to writing articles? It’s not about formatting or keywords or where to submit your articles, although those are popular questions. The #1 question I get about blogging and article marketing is… “WHAT should I write about?” It’s an understandable question and a common problem. There is nothing more daunting than staring at a blank piece of paper when the time comes to write an article or blog post”. Endless Article Ideas Charlie Page’s Blog [...]
George Katsoudas is the developer of several popular plugins. Today, at 11 AM EDT, he releases the latest version of 1-Click WP SEO WordPress Plugin. As Google changes, so must SEO strategy change. Katsoudas has kept up with Google by releasing this fourth version of his plugin. His premise is that SEO doesn’t have to be complicated or hard. Let software do the complicated parts; the webmaster just needs the right software. This WP plugin allows anyone to optimize all the posts and pages on their site, for the keywords they want, with a single click. You go to the mass-optimization screen... [...]