How to Research, Monitor, and Optimize for Questions (+ Free Worksheet)

As a digital marketing expert, I’ve tried several strategies over the years. And one thing I’ve learned is that marketing nonprofits requires a specialized approach. Unlike businesses, nonprofits don’t sell products or services. Instead, they want people to support a noble cause. Their marketing budget is also usually limited, but social networks come to the…

Learn about Google updates from this Spring in this Whiteboard Friday with Tom Capper. Post Views: 182

While day-to-day PR reports get into the nitty gritty of media monitoring, periodic reviews and campaign washups take a step back, looking at wider context, learnings, and next steps. Let’s get into examples of both… Here are five real-world PR… Read more › Post Views: 131

Ever feel like Hollywood is stuck on rewind? Sequels, reboots, remakes — it’s all a bit … well, repetitive. And it’s not because Hollywood is unoriginal or out of ideas. It turns out that we, as the audience, crave the comfort of revisiting what we know and love. Barbie and Top Gun? Enough said. I…

Programmatic SEO: Is it one heck of a challenge or something you can master in three hours? Do you need a specific toolkit, or will a basic understanding of Google Sheets suffice? And most importantly, how do you tackle programmatic SEO if you’ve never done it before? These are all valid questions — and I’m…

“Take this pill, and watch your migraine disappear in ten minutes!” How do drug commercials make those miracle cures sound so easy? I used to sell supplements for one fitness company in my early student years and always felt a pang of anxiety promoting products. What if they didn’t work? What if there were side…