Maybe it’s my psych minor. And maybe it’s my innate interest in human behavior. Any way you slice it, I’ve always fancied myself an amateur psychologist (extremely amateur, to be clear). And, there’s no more interesting place to watch that human behavior play out than the internet on a day-to-day basis. Over the last 9-12 […]
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And Kolinsky, professor and author of ‘Reach’, breaks down how to engineer your productivity to pay dividends in the future. Source link
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By ProBlogger expert Ellen Jackson of Potential Psychology Bloggers, solopreneurs, consultants, writers, founders – we’re solo species. Lone hustlers, tucked in cafe corners with laptops and lattes. We’re perched at breakfast bars tapping keyboards in the early morning light. Hunched at the spare room desk deep into the night. We’re inspired and driven. Focused and
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Out with the old, and in with the new. That’s the expression. The old? Email marketing. It’s just so 2010. The new? Social…media, proof, marketing. Just look at the proliferation and popularity of social media platforms – Facebook alone has 1.94 billion monthly active users – and the increasing use of social ads. Facebook again
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Adverts and content – a lot of people are like: Or Because the advertisers, the adverts, the “content marketers” just don’t get it. We get the huge flux around the Superbowl and Christmas for example, some good, some bad, but the majority of the year adverts and content are created without persona development, identification or
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