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8 Old-School Blogging Tactics That No Longer Work • Smart Blogger

You feel misguided. When you started your blog, you thought you could just follow in the footsteps of your favorite blogger, right? Just publish great content and maybe spend some time on social media and you thought the readers would come. But in reality, you find yourself grinding. You stay up late after your 9-5

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The collision between PR, content, and SEO: How to make it work for you

The full power of the digital marketplace was realized less than a decade ago. Suddenly, customers had seemingly limitless access to engage with brands –– to voice their criticisms and critiques, or to become super fans. The importance of a website presence, blogging, social media posts and the other aspects of building an online brand

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5 Reasons To Work With Micro-Influencers

When it comes to social media influencers, bigger isn’t always better. But since influencer marketing exploded on Instagram, brands and agencies have been racing to spend big dollars on high-profile social media users with massive followings. By the end of this year, brands are estimated to spend over $1 billion to work with influencers on Instagram alone. Mega-celebrities

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What to Do When Everyone’s Overworked–And There’s a Lot More Work

The pressure’s on. You’ve just signed five new clients. You’ve received the largest order in the company’s history. You’re launching a brand new product line. Whatever it may be, everyone in the office is working around the clock. And it’s clear the team morale is starting to suffer. Early mornings and late nights are taking

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How retailers can put Amazon to work for them

Attention retailers: Amazon doesn’t have to be Public Enemy Number One. Yes, Amazon has a well-deserved reputation for disrupting (and obliterating) brick-and-mortar retailing. But offline retailers can learn to get along with Amazon and even generate more sales working with them. Just ask Aaron Jarvis, who operates Near Mint Games. For the past few years,

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