From app.mhb.io

Yep, that’s a bold headline. But it’s not just me saying it, as I am thrilled to announce right here at Convince & Convert that our Social Pros Podcast won the 2015 Content Marketing Award for best podcast!

(Listen to the show on iTunes or Stitcher)

Listen to our latest episode:

It’s a huge honor for all of us at C&C; Media, and a big boost to our podcast program overall, which now includes multiple shows:

Jay Today (a Content Marketing Awards finalist for best short-form video series)

Convince & Convert (our best blog posts, in audio format)

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Author : Jay Baer

From stitcher.com

Every time a social media platform makes a big change, it gets a lot of attention. Many speculate how a change to a social platform, like the recent Twitter announcement to drop share counts, will… Read more »

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Author : stitcher.com

From adage.com

Did you know 40%+ shoppers impulse buy and 71% in-store phone usage is checking prices? Gain deep understanding of consumer behavior and why this enables digitally-centric brands to gain advantage.

Benjamin Franklin was one of the original content marketers. Back in 1732, when he published “Poor Richard’s Almanack,” his purpose was to get people interested in publishing.

Some 283 years later, content sometimes seems to have taken over marketing, to the point that it’s surprisingly hard to define or distinguish from many other activities.

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Author : Jack Neff

From socialmediaexaminer.com

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Do you manage a Facebook page for your business?

Interested in ways to improve your marketing?

In addition to the Facebook features you use for business every day, there are some handy ones you may have overlooked.

In this article you’ll discover five lesser known Facebook Page features for marketers.

#1: Free Images for Ads

When creating a Facebook ad, you can choose from a searchable database of thousands of free stock images from within the Facebook image library. This takes an extra step out of the ad creation process.

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Author : Larry Kim

From blog.hubspot.com

Did you know that Twitter was launched less than 10 years ago? Or that Instagram is only five years old?

One of the most exciting things about the internet is the pace at which innovation happens. New products can quickly become an important part of the everyday lives of hundreds of millions of people in the blink of an eye.

The story is no different when it comes to marketing on the internet. While many of us are familiar with “tried-and-true” ways to acquire and retain customers online — paid search, email marketing, etc.

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Author : Josh Enzer