More people will see your social media content if you post as much as possible. Right? Wrong, says Veronika Baranovska, Inbound Marketing Manager at Sendible, most social platforms will penalize you for posting too frequently. Posting frequently doesn’t translate to higher engagement. In fact, by adopting a few key tactics, you can see more success on social […]
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Blogging is a tough business and it becomes tougher if you don’t know your objective and mission. However, over the years, I’ve found there are certain questions I can ask that will help me outline my purpose so I’m better in charge of the questions I’d like to answer through my blog. I’ve been a
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On July 1, a new equal pay law will go into effect in Massachusetts — and it will impact small businesses in ways of which you may want to be aware. The Massachusetts Equal Pay Act (MEPA) is intended to ensure greater fairness and provide clarity on what constitutes unlawful wage discrimination. So small businesses
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In talking to various customer advisory council (CAC; also known as a customer advisory board or client advisory panel) managers and session owners about their next meeting, they are often eager to tell their members the latest developments within their companies or present the latest features of their new product release. But such a host-company-centric
I want to start this post with a quick question: What is the highest-converting sales medium of all time? I’ll give you a second to think about it. (Cue the “Jeopardy” music…) OK, time’s up! The answer…is face-to-face selling. And that makes sense, right? After all, a real human salesperson—especially a GOOD one—has all kinds
Five years ago, I met Taco Verdonschot for the first time. He applied for a job at Yoast. He brought a cake to his job interview. So smart! He was the first developer we ever hired and probably the worst one we had. And although Taco wasn’t much of a developer, I knew right from
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ElisaRiva / Pixabay In my experience working with clients, I’ve found that they typically struggle most with two different aspects of the Facebook Ads system itself: targeting and bidding. Targeting at least stays relatively consistent year after year (barring the partner categories shutdown that’s happening now). The bidding interface has changed radically, with updates to
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Every website needs an “about” page. This is where visitors meet the company and learn why it’s in business. An about page instills trust. An effective about page is more than just a few sentences. It should include images and video, as well as credentials such as experience, background, and academic training. While the page
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Digital marketing is tough. Anyone who wants to improve a website and raise its visibility in search knows that. As a marketer or business owner, you have to make about a zillion decisions for your website along the way to prominence and profitability. Naturally, questions come up that you need help answering. And you might
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Home / Other / New WinningWP Guide/Page: WordPress FAQ By WinningWP Editorial May 31, 2018 Yup, that’s right, we’ve put together yet another giant guide/page: a huge collection of over sixty frequently asked questions for people starting out with WordPress! From general questions like “What is WordPress?”, to slightly more advanced questions like “What is
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