What if I told you that there is a way to do less work but actually reach more people with your company news, products and services? Interested? While I cannot…
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On LinkedIn, If You Won’t Share, Then I Won’t Care
This post will be a relatively quick one that is a mini-rant. If you are “rant-averse,” then turn away now. My rant has to do with a piece of LinkedIn etiquette….
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An entire organization should be on board with SEO
When it comes to executing SEO on behalf of a business website, a company essentially has two options. The SEO work can be done in house or outsourced to an…
Read MoreCommon content marketing mistakes to avoid
You’ve always been marketing. First it was search marketing, then social media marketing, and now you’re looking at the latest thing–the combination of search and social called content marketing. But,…
Read MoreBuild some social media marketing backbone you big wuss
I recently received a comment chastising me for suggesting that your web site should be a trap from Peter Johnston, who said, “This attitude has no place in modern marketing….
Read MoreMarketing surveys are wrong
Yeah, I know it is a sensationalist headline. Sue me. I am reacting to everyone constantly telling me that social media listening provides “wrong” information. They do. Every technique that…
Read MoreAre you mistaking marketing tactics for strategy?
One of the fun parts of my job is that I work with very smart people–my clients. One of them told me that they have no interest in figuring out…
Read MoreMake the most of content marketing campaigns
Content marketing is a valuable part of any business strategy and it comes in many forms. Though the term is overused, its implementation is underutilized. A study by digital marketing company…
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3 important SEO metrics to pay attention to
The most important thing to keep in mind when first launching an SEO campaign is that SEO is a long term process. Unlike other marketing campaigns, there is no such…
Read More21 stats show CMOs leap before they look at ROI
The average tenure of a CMO has increased from 23.6 to 43 months since 2004 according to Spencer Stuart. That’s good news. Perhaps, companies are finally appreciating the business impact…
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