Have an outstanding blog post or terrific video? Its potential to promote your organization online lies far beyond that original offering. Here are steps for building upon its initial success.
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You have a boatload of information that’s essential to persuading consumers to partake of your service or product. Here’s how to present it without putting your target audience to sleep.
The clinic’s Health Essentials blog drew 38 million visits last year and is on a pace to beat that in 2016. How? Build relationships and use your data, for starters.
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Corporate blogs are a great place to tell your organization’s story, but social media and mobile content might be more effective at bringing in new customers. Here’s why.
Brand managers are struggling to boost interactions with consumers on the growing number of images, videos and articles they produce. Some are doing it right; are you?
Instead of relying on the same internal faces to promote your brand, try an approach that involves your audience. Here’s how that tactic can improve your marketing efforts.
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