I’ve been blogging for so many years and work in many different niches. Aside from my personal blogs, I work with many others, consulting them on how to get online. My cliental includes bloggers, ecommerce, general websites, etc., and this can become very tedious for me. However, I’ve learned a lot along the way and […]
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Facebook's AR and VR tools and revolving fast, which could make it harder for Snap to maintain momentum. Source link
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Sign up to gain access to thousands of marketing resources! Don’t worry … It’s FREE! “Marketing only has so many things to talk about and eventually you get to the point where it has to be about the mindset.” Julien Smith, author of The Flinch and co-author (along with Chris Brogan) of Trust Agents, was
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Figuring out how your company will grow is one of the biggest challenges facing marketers. The playbook is clear: Choose a high-value audience, execute relevant and creative campaigns, and voilà, results and growth for your brand, product or service. But setting your marketing team up for success is tougher than ever. One reason is that,
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There’s more than one reason why people love brands like P&G, Warby Parker, and Apple. But, can you guess what these three brands have in common? They all solve consumer problems. P&G invented a better way to mop with the Swiffer. Warby Parker created affordable, stylish glasses. Steve Jobs of Apple introduced the iPhone as
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Today we’re going to talk about one of the hot-button words of negotiation. A word that some people use all the time. A word that I try to avoid whenever possible. A word that seems to get a reaction from most people…and it’s not often a positive one. Worth. Charging what you’re worth. Asking for
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Seer team members have a thing for shopping online and we geek out when we find a new company who provides an amazing online shopping experience. It’s not easy to woo marketers with marketing, but the following companies have stolen our hearts … and our dollars. eCom in the Wild is a new column that
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geralt / Pixabay “Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the right to do what we ought.” – Pope John Paul II. Sometimes we need to look at the past to recast our future. This is especially true when it comes to data privacy and the need to protect our data
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Sometimes ecommerce challenges seem to need a custom solution when, in fact, they simply need a different approach. As a case in point, about a week ago, a friend, Roy, approached me with concerns about his custom printing business. Roy’s customers are sports teams, small businesses, or non-profit groups that want custom screen-printed or embroidered
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Adam Watson is founder of U.K.-based Hollywood Mirrors, an online retailer. With less than two years online, U.K.-based Hollywood Mirrors has a good problem: keeping up with demand. “I should have ordered more stock, instead of being cautious.” Adam Watson, founder of Hollywood Mirrors, is the cautious type. It takes four to five months for
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