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Content Marketing Strategy (Or Lack Thereof!): The Missing Chapter | Freelancer Blog
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Content is all about quantity… The more articles you publish, the more infographics you produce, and the more updates you tweet — the better.. right??? WRONG! Image Credit
How To Start A Photography Business
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Going off to start your own business can be a fulfilling adventure. However, if you want it be lucrative, or at least provide you with a stable income, then you need your business to be successful. The photography industry is packed with many talented individuals - if you want to distinguish yourself from all rest of the photographers out there when starting your business, you need to come up with and implement an effective plan. Learn how to start your own photography business with the following article that will walk you through things you need to consider like gear, taxes, insurance as well as social media and blog tips.
How to Use Blockchain Technology to Retain More Customers
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Blockchain technology could revolutionize the way businesses market to and retain their customers. In fact, it has the potential to improve businesses in big ways. In the finance industry, for example
Greg Mudd's insight:
Blockchain has the potential to disrupt how businesses retain customers by changing the loyalty program landscape as well as improve upon customer data security.
6 Reasons You Need Customer Segmentation (And How It Drives Increased Profit)
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Segmenting your customer base helps you be more relevant and better solve each customer's specific problems. Here's a complete rundown of how to get started.
28 Customer Retention Strategies - With Real Examples
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In this detailed guide, we'll break down 28 of the best customer retention strategies to keep more customers and grow your business.
Greg Mudd's insight:
Too many companies spend too much time and money on customer acquisition and not enough on customer retention even though it's more cost effective to retain a business' current customers and find ways to upsell & cross-sell.
How to Get More Followers on Instagram for Your Brand
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This post will look at three strategies you can use to get more and better followers so that you can effectively market and sell to them on Instagram.
Greg Mudd's insight:
Due to the visual nature of Instagram, building a following on the network is essential if you're looking for a prime marketing channel to increase sales for your ecommerce business.
Getting started on Instagram may seem to be a daunting task, but finding followers is all about striking a chord with your target audience.
Learn three methods for increasing your following on Instagram.
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Is Your Brand at Risk of Missing the Social Commerce Revolution?
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Establishing a business presence on social media has become a primary focus for companies large and small across practically every industry in existence. However for businesses that utilize eCommerce platforms to execute sales transactions online through their websites and affiliates, up until now there has always been a barrier preventing them from reaching their full sales potential on social media.
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Quitting Your Job
Before you tell your boss to shove it and hightail out of the work place, you should make sure that you definitely want to quit your job. The current job market is still tough. Depending on your situation (family, bills, what you have in savings), just disliking your job may not be reason enough to quit unless you have another job waiting for you. However, there are some reasons to quit a job, regardless of whether you have another job lined up.
It should also be noted that if you do decide to leave your workplace, either due to the work environment or because of poor upper management, you may want to be strategic with how you quit as you don't want to burn any bridges (though of course sometimes it just feels good to lay out the cards as seen in the video below...)
Without further ado, if you're at the crossroads trying to decide on 'should I quit my job', then take a look at some of the reasons below for why you should answer 'yes'.
1. New Job
This is of course the greatest reason to be able to have for quitting your job. If you've already lined something up, make sure that you've confirmed the offer and then give your current boss enough notice so that you don't leave on a bad note.
2. Difficult Work Environment
If you're bosses or co-workers are turning your work environment into a downer, it'll only make your job that much more difficult. Studies have shown that a great work environment has a positive impact on people, so it shouldn't be a surprise that a negative environment only makes the job more difficult. If you've tried other options such as trying to move to another part of the office building or speaking to the appropriate people about their behavior without things changing, then it's time to make a decision to leave. Check out how to leave a difficult workplace and move on.
3. Schedule
If you're work schedule has you working long nights or is constantly being switched around making it difficult to adjust or enjoy an outside life, then it may be time to quit your job to find one that's more accommodating to your schedule.
4. Higher Degree
If you're contemplating going back to school, even if it's only on a part-time basis, you may need to consider a new job as your current work situation might not be conducive to your goals of attaining a higher degree. Speak with your employers and let them know about your goals for going back to school to see if they can accommodate your future school schedule - if not, then it may be time to quit.
5. You Hate Your Job.
Just because you hate your job, it might not be time to quit. You should strategically plan the way you quit so that you're not scrambling to find another job.
In the end, just follow your instincts - it's great for when you're deciding on whether to take on a new job as well as figuring out whether you should quit your current one.
Each day, consumers are voluntarily posting vital information about their likes and dislikes on social media sites. If this data can be captured and adequately organized, businesses can have at their disposal the exact information they need to improve their marketing efforts.
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Big data strategies: How to measure the ROI big data brings to your business | ITProPortal.com
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As businesses start to implement big data platforms, a common problem is figuring out how to measure the return on investment. MapR's Michele...
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Great article discussing the necessity to figure out what problem you're trying to solve by using big data prior to figuring out what the ROI is.
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3 Content Marketing Ninjas Reveal Their Secrets
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Three Content Marketing Ninjas Reveal Their Secrets! My live blog of a session at the Raleigh SEO Meetup with +Casie Gillette of KoMarketing…
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Big data has multiple uses in every industry, from analyzing larger volumes of data than previously possible to driving more precise answers. With the overwhelming amount of information that's now available, it's important that businesses figure out what to look for so that the data they're mining can be turned into real actionable knowledge.
Get three strategies that can help with turning the data you gather into actionable information.
Facebook and Social Media Strategy | Social Media Today
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Is it time for you to close your Facebook brand page? Here are three important things to consider
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It seems like everyone is jumping on the social media train, particularly with Facebook, but that doesn’t mean your business should follow. Facebook is becoming less accommodating to SMBs, so before you sign up or if you already have a Facebook business page, here are three questions to ask to see if you should continue your marketing efforts there.
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Are You Using This Key Marketing Success Metric to Analyze Your Business?
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Now that marketers and business people have entered the age of “Big Data,” new terminology is being used to evaluate what is considered a successful marketing campaign. Before we were able to trac...
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Learn about Return on Marketing Investment (ROMI) and using it to figure out how much you're making for every dollar you spend on your marketing campaigns.
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Agile: What Marketers Can Learn From Software Developers
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Marketing Strategy - Like agile software development, agile marketing relies on speed, lots of communication, rapid iteration, and highly measurable results. Let's take a closer look at this emerging discipline.
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Add a Twitter testimonial box to your website or blog in 6 easy steps
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The other day, a reader of this blog emailed me because they wanted to know how to display testimonials from Twitter users on their site. Great question! More and more companies use this technique ...
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