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About two years ago, LinkedIn opened its publishing platform to all members and expanded its content marketing potential for B2B and B2C brands. Here are a few things you should know about where LinkedIn publishing stands today. Continue reading →
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Influencer Marketing That Works: Shorty Award Winner Jeff Barrett on Marketing Smarts [Podcast]
The right content helps travel and hospitality brands build trust, create joyful moments, and add personalized value. But these marketers don’t encounter all picture-perfect vistas. Let’s explore the latest content opportunities. Continue reading →
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Want to know how to predict your followers’ behavior? Wonder how modeling techniques can describe your social media audience’s activity? Learn the three basic models and a powerful tool for each to execute your analysis. Continue reading →
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One-third of the most-viewed Instagram Stories come from businesses. How do you take advantage of this feature on the fast-growing platform? Consider these seven fresh ideas. Continue reading →
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Fast facts, quick quotations, and stat snippets are popular social content drivers. They’re easy to produce, attention-grabbing, and highly shareable. Unfortunately, accuracy is the first casualty in this did-you-know social content. Continue reading →
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Reddit’s massive audience looks tempting to marketers. Don’t fall for it – self-interested posts only invite the community’s wrath. Follow this insider advice on the one useful (and safe) way to tap Reddit for marketing. Continue reading →
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