How many times have you had something, whether it was in your personal or professional life, go wrong because of poor communication? If you are honest, there are likely more…
Read MoreMonth: March 2013
Push versus pull marketing: in B2B, you need both
The other day, a marketing colleague told me she was feeling under pressure to move all her efforts to inbound, or “pull,” marketing. “Outbound is bad,” she said. What? Well,…
Read MoreIt’s a small (online) world after all
First, a little recap about what I do for a living. I work for Page One Power who is a link building exclusive company. I work full time for them…
Read MoreIn praise of social media mediocrity
My advice for blogging and social media marketing alike is as follows: 20-minutes-a-day with an hour once-a-week. If you spend any less time than that, you’re really not a content…
Read More12 myths vs. reality on Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
A few numbers for your consideration: 80% of visitors to a website begin by typing keywords in the query box of a search engine 42% click on the website in…
Read MoreOnline and offline marketing combine for customer engagement
Though traditionally online and offline experiences are frequently juxtaposed, they work perfectly together. Your customers hang out online but they didn’t turn into robots, so the offline part of your…
Read MoreSteps to take after receiving a link warning from Google
It used to be that Google was a secretive entity and it was all up to trial, error, and guesswork to determine what it was thinking about your website. To…
Read MoreThe secret of digital marketing? It’s all in the details
As a trained journalist and former newspaper reporter, I’m conditioned to look and listen for details. It’s a skill that obviously comes in handy when you are doing marketing work. But…
Read MoreYou’ve gotta blog like there’s nobody watching
I have been thinking about the posts of the most successful bloggers and social media sharers and I believe one of the things they all have in common is that…
Read MoreScraping vs. aggregation: How to share others’ content fairly
For content marketers, the rules for what you can and cannot share are pretty murky, but there are some guidelines that should keep you out of trouble. SEO Book’s recent piece, How…
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