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Should your content generate leads or relationships – Schaefer Marketing Solutions: We Help Businesses {grow}
There are two content marketing camps. Should your content generate leads or relationships? A discussion of both views. Source: Should your content generate leads or relationships – Schaefer Marketing Solutions: We Help Businesses {grow} One of my digital marketing profs … Continue reading
The Power of Social Media: Chewbacca Edition
There’s a viral video that just came out that I just love, not only because it’s funny, but it appealed to the geek in me. It’s a woman who bought a fun item for her own enjoyment, and was getting … Continue reading
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What was TechCommGeekMom’s 2015 Top of the Pops?
I always find it interesting to see what stories people end up gravitating to each year on TechCommGeekMom, and along with other year-end summaries, I like to figure out what were the most popular blog posts for a given year. … Continue reading
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Online Student Again, Part 8: Online Customer Acquisition – Accio Customers!
As of the end of this module, my mini-MBA course is now three-quarters of the way done! I’m glad it’s getting towards the end since it’s been a while since I squeezed in a course into my busy schedule. This … Continue reading
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Online Student Again – Part 3: Social Media Marketing–Now You’re Talking My Language!
The next module of my online digital mini-MBA in Digital Marketing was about social media marketing. Simply from the name of it, I suspected that I had a better chance with this topic than I had with search marketing. I … Continue reading
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Online Student Again: Part 1
As I’ve mentioned in an earlier post, I decided to bite the bullet and “git me some learnin’ ” in preparation of possible unemployment or breaking out on my own to consult. The big buzz in content strategy for the … Continue reading
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