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#1 Content Marketing Influencer,Social Media Marketing Strategist & Speaker,Forbes Top 10 Social Media Influencer,Huffington Top 100 Business Twitter Accts
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HubSpot Marketing Consultant | HubSpot Solutions Partner
From twitter.com
#1 Content Marketing Influencer,Social Media Marketing Strategist & Speaker,Forbes Top 10 Social Media Influencer,Huffington Top 100 Business Twitter Accts
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From blog.hubspot.com
Website uptime — the amount of time a business’ website is up and functioning — is an important metrics for marketers and IT professionals to track. But no matter how many resources you put into ensuring your website never, ever, ever goes down … there’s always the looming possibility that it might.
It’s a bummer, but a fact of life. And the reaction of visitors when they land on your temporarily unavailable website can run the gamut — from “taking it in stride” to “totally losing their minds.”
Author : Rachel Sprung
From fastcompany.com
I recently wrote an email to our team that posed a simple challenge in time management. The response I got was unexpected, and I was urged to share it with more people—so here we are. Some of my fellow Googlers went so far as to make a video for those of us who appreciate a good visual aid. Otherwise, here’s the original email (minus some inside jokes):
To: ░░░░░░░░░░
Subject: If you don’t have time to read this . . . read it twice.
Stop. Breathe. Now, think about how you’re managing your time.
Speaking for myself, I have some room for improvement.
Author : Jeremiah Dillon
From blog.hubspot.com
Every holiday season, it’s like the floodgates burst open: All of a sudden, there are holiday marketing campaigns everywhere. Every business is trying to cash in on the spending frenzy with emails, social media posts, television advertisements, and other related efforts.
While these campaigns can sometimes seem out of control, many brands out there actually do their holiday marketing very, very well.
How? They create campaigns that delight customers. They evoke emotions and promote sharing. And sometimes, they connect people with their loved ones or partner with a charitable organization.
Author : Lindsay Kolowich
From contentmarketinginstitute.com
It’s hard to believe that this marks the eighth year of our annual content marketing predictions. In some ways, we’ve come a long way; yet in others, we’ve barely moved. Regardless, it’s still clear that the content marketing space is the most dynamic and exciting sector in the marketing industry.
In this e-book, 40+ Predictions on Content Marketing in 2016, you’ll see predictions related to data-driven marketing, a huge push toward creative, a call for all things visual, and a rather optimistic view on content marketing going mainstream.
Author : Joe Pulizzi