If you’re a blogger, then you know the MOST important element to success is the ability to write unique content. If you’ve been writing for several years, then you know there comes a point where’s it’s impossible to generate engaging topic ideas. If you don’t have content that will be engaging and attract an audience, […]
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There’s something to be said for thorough, extensively researched buyer personas. When you’ve taken the time to answer 150 questions about your target customers, there’s no way the content written for them and the way you market to them won’t resonate. The data backs this up. Katie Sweet, writing for IBM’s THINK Marketing blog, shares
I often see sales professionals who make their selling much harder than it needs to be. One way to help make selling easier is to ask good questions. The following are questions that I have found will produce better sales meetings and ultimately better sales. 1. “And why is that?” or “Why do you say
In part 1 of the series, we looked over the general questions to ask when hiring a freelancer to write content for you. We discussed things like experience, research, format, and content type but it’s important you ask them these secondary questions to make sure they’re the right person for the job. I consider secondary
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To boost your social media results, first answer these crucial questions Did you know that the very first tweet was sent only 11 years ago? It was posted in 2006 by Twitter’s co-creator Jack Dorsey who simply wrote, ‘just setting up my twttr’. It has since received more than 93,000 retweets and over 72,000 likes.
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For nearly five decades now, ever since Robert K. Greenleaf wrote his seminal essay, The Servant as Leader, leadership thinkers have attempted to replicate, rehash and reinterpret the concepts of great leadership. Stripped down to its basic and most practical form, leadership has always been and will always be about meeting the needs of people
Lately, Tuesdays have been rough days for corporate leaders. Earlier this month, Travis Kalanick, Uber’s CEO, resigned under pressure from investors. Exactly a week later, Pandora’s CEO Tim Westergren got the ax along with the company’s president and CMO. These leaders weren’t alone. Every day, thousands of American workers are either fired or laid off.
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It has been busy here at Google Webmaster Central over the last few weeks, covering a lot of details about Accelerated Mobile Pages that we hope you have found useful. The topics have included: We’ve also been seeing a few AMP questions coming to the Webmaster forums about getting started using AMP on Google Search.
Snapchat, the ephemeral photo, video, and messaging app, was released in 2011. Since then, the mobile application has grown its base to over 166 million daily users, representing 31.6% of the U.S. social networking share. By the end of 2017, Snapchat is projected to generate $895.5 million in advertising revenue, up from $340 million in
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