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Too many times, it goes this way: you run a digital ad. Someone clicks on it. Maybe they complete a transaction, ma...
Too many times, it goes this way: you run a digital ad. Someone clicks on it. Maybe they complete a transaction, ma...
Once upon a time, all shops and service providers were local. They were present in town, knowledgeable about their ...
Companies in the travel industry must feel as if they are in a zero-sum business. As if the only thing anyone cares...
The increased focus on “local” isn’t lost on most national marketers. But those same national brands have generally...
There is an old Sales and Marketing tactic that used to be popular in business, but has lost favor because, well, i...
The problem with selling a home generally isn’t the home. It isn’t the person selling the home (well, most of the t...
Employees are in fact consumers, and they want what they want, when they want it. And what they want is not limited...
A few years ago, Google first introduced us to the notion of “micro-moments.” These are defined as “intent-rich mom...
With the overwhelming amount of e-mails and advertising (web, TV, radio, you name it) that we’re exposed to each an...
You know how you behave online. You ask the search engine questions and then scan the results, often starting below...
Given the pressure placed on brand marketers to deliver results, it's surprising that more isn't done to roll out t...
By 2019, content marketing is estimated to be a $300 Billion industry. That’s double what it was back in 2015. By t...
As marketers, we spend so much money trying to get people’s attention that when we do, it’s imperative that we maxi...
How can travel industry companies compete with the lower prices of OTAs? By being travel advisors, and not falling into the trap of playing the OTAs’ game.
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Too many times, it goes this way: you run a digital ad. Someone clicks on it. Maybe they complete a transaction, maybe they don’t. After that, the customer goes away. Once your paid campaign stops, so do your interactions. If you want to re-engage, you need to start at Square One with yet another digital ad.
The point of Nextdoor is neighborhood. To leverage this emerging platform, make sure that your content is relevant to that local audience. Here's how.
In this video, Mike Raleigh, VP of Growth, discusses how sometimes brands spend time geotargeting their digital media to start a conversation with customers, then drop the ball when they click.
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