The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “Content Marketing: Four Things to Consider When Promoting Your SEO Content”. Suzanne Ritter says, “First and foremost let’s look at the type of content we’re talking about here… Videos Infographics E-books Surveys and poll results How-to guides Certainly not an exhaustive list of content types, but you get the idea. So you’ve created some great content that can be used for natural link-building, but what if you want to give it an extra push? (And if you’re an SEO, you’re more than likely inclined... [...]

The latest article on  ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Amazon And eBay Same Store Sales Growing Faster Than Overall Ecommerce”. Ginny Marvin says, “ChannelAdvisor’s August report on Same Store Sales(SSS) shows that, despite slight dips from July, Amazon and eBay continue to show stronger growth than the ecommerce market as a whole. Amazon SSS rose 24 percent in August while eBay SSS increased by 19 percent, compared to 16 percent growth for overall ecommerce (excluding travel) in Q2 as reported by comScore”. Amazon And eBay Same Store Sales Growing Faster... [...]

The latest article on Business Insider is titled “Twitter Might Be Testing Push Notification Ads”. Aaron Taube says, “Buzzfeed’s John Herrman reports that he received a push notification on his iPhone today of a tweet from Dropbox promoting its new logo and branding strategy. Though Herrman said he follows Dropbox, he was not mentioned in the tweet, leading him to believe he received an advertisement sent directly to his phone”. Twitter Might Be Testing Push Notification Ads Business Insider  [...]

The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “5 Unexpected Benefits of Using Twitter Search”. Ryan Pinkham, says, “If you’re only using Twitter to promote your own content, you’re really missing out. While it’s certainly good for that, it’s also a valuable discovery tool as well. There are more than 400 million tweets sent on Twitter every single day. That’s a ton of information!”. 5 Unexpected Benefits of Using Twitter Search Business2Community.com  [...]

The latest article on ‘The Forrester Blog’ is titled “Mini Content Curation Masterclass: A Fortnight in Content Marketing”. Ryan Skinner says, “I read a disconcerting amount of content about content; you wouldn’t expect less from Forrester’s content marketing analyst. So I thought: Why not do something with it? I’m going to curate and occasionally publish a great little list of content links. As introduction, here’s my formula for curation. Tight focus on audience: This is for marketing leaders who work with content in one way or other. If you don’t work in marketing... [...]

The latest article on the ‘The Future of Ink’ blog is titled “Amazon Kindle News and Book Marketing tips – Digital Publishing Roundup″. Denise Wakeman says, “Welcome to The Future of Ink’sDigital Publishing Roundup. Every week, we read and share dozens of articles about digital publishing, self-publishing, book marketing, content marketing and news from the world of digital publishing. The links are shared on our Facebook page, Pinterest board, Twitter, and the TFOI Google+ Community. Realizing you may not be following us everywhere, we handpick 10 articles each week that will... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Former Microsoft Exec Rethinks Email For Mobile”. Seth Fiegerman says, “If someone were to brainstorm a list of people who might try improving the email experience for an Apple product, a group of former Microsoft employees probably wouldn’t be on the shortlist. But Gordon Mangione decided to do just that with Tipbit. Tipbit, an email app for iPhone released on Thursday, aims to help users be more productive on the go by serving as a kind of all-in-one command center to check your emails, calendar, shared documents and contacts,... [...]

The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Infinite scroll: its impact on SEO and how to fix it”. Andreas Pouros says, “Search engine spiders cannot scroll to the bottom of a page like an ordinary user, trigger the request for more content, and then wait to retrieve it for indexation. Hence content only accessible via infinite scroll simply won’t be seen and therefore won’t make it into the respective search engine results listings. The good news is there are easy solutions so that infinite scrollposes no problem for search, and in fact can also provide an... [...]

The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “‘Boring’ Companies Succeeding on Social Media, Google+ for Business, and More in HubSpot Content This Week”. Ginny Soskey says, “One of the hardest parts about inbound marketing is juggling to keep up with all of the changes every week among all of your other marketing duties. New tools launch, new best practices emerge in every part of marketing, but two of the fastest-moving fields are web design and social media. New social networks pop up every day. New slices of code take websites from static and drab to interactive”. ‘Boring’... [...]

The latest MOZ blog post is titled “The Kind of Video You Should Create for Your Business – Whiteboard Friday”. Phil Nottingham says, “It’s increasingly clear how valuable video marketing can be, but many people struggle to figure out what types of video to create. In today’s Whiteboard Friday, Phil Nottingham shows us several great examples of paths you might take, as well as his best Rand impression!”. The Kind of Video You Should Create for Your Business – Whiteboard Friday MOZ Blog  [...]