What Does Instagram’s Hashtag Move Mean for Marketers?
Instagram ended hashtag following this week. Some experts say it’s time to rethink your brand’s hashtag strategy, and some of their ideas may sound familiar to get your content discovered.
Instagram ended hashtag following this week. Some experts say it’s time to rethink your brand’s hashtag strategy, and some of their ideas may sound familiar to get your content discovered.
[and all customers are different.] Customers are why you’re here. They pay the bills and they are the primary driver of your growth. But each adds a different amount of value to your organization and the journey you’re on. The customer who spends 100x as much as the average customer might be worth considerably more…
Links are a major Google ranking factor. Even if they weren’t, a link from a popular website back to yours would send visitors to your site—and make your company and brand look good. But high-quality backlinks don’t build themselves—you need… Read more › Post Views: 124
In the ever-evolving digital marketing landscape, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is like a siren’s song – captivating but potentially treacherous. As we sail into 2024, it’s increasingly clear that an over-reliance on AI could be the very thing that undermines your career as a marketer. This isn’t just a cautionary tale; it’s a…
New research finds most thought leadership doesn’t encourage or inspire much thought. Yet, if it’s done well, it can strongly influence sales and pricing. How can you leap from boring to motivating? Post Views: 131
Working from home is a gift, right up until the cat throws up on your computer. And your neighbor, who you can only assume is building a time machine, starts firing up all sorts of power tools. In those moments, remote work life feels more like a punishment than a miracle. Remote work poses different…
Many marketers spend time with their CRM systems. Expensive cloud-based tools that automate Customer Relationship Management. Maybe customers don’t want to be managed. They probably don’t. It might be more useful to think of our most important work as customer relationship leadership. CRL is voluntary. It’s done with customers and for them, not to them….