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Hot Take: Password Sharing Is Fine, But VPN Streaming? That’s Stealing

Here’s a bit of a hot take that deserves some discussion: if any streaming “behavior” really needs to be cracked down on, it’s VPN usage. Yeah, you heard me. While platforms lose their minds over people sharing passwords, a much bigger issue is people using VPNs to bypass geo-restrictions on content. So many VPNs boast about how you can watch Netflix shows from other countries by simply changing…

Hot Take: Password Sharing Is Fine, But VPN Streaming? That’s Stealing

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Understanding Private Label Rights (PLR) Content for Internet Marketers

Understanding Private Label Rights (PLR) Content for Internet Marketers is a comprehensive guide for anyone looking to leverage PLR content in their marketing efforts. The 3000-word article is well-structured and provides a step-by-step approach to using PLR content effectively. Here’s a closer look at each section: Introduction: The article begins with an overview of PLR content and its…

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Add Earned Media to Your Content Marketing Strategy

You can’t just hope that people will publish or share your content. You need to step up to the plate with an earned media strategy – Content Marketing Institute

Not having an earned media strategy is like stepping up to the plate without a bat.

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A fox in the hen house

A fox in the hen house

Hi guys, have you ever had a fox in your hen house? Ok that is a little vague and cliche, what I mean is: have you ever had your blog content poached? What did it feel like? How did you react? What did you do?

The reason I asked is that it’s happened to me once or twice, over at Death by Expectations mainly. One time I was feeling lazy to load WordPress and simply googled the name of my piece,…

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WordGen is Infinite Ideas’ content licensing product, a way for businesses to purchase content for their web sites, to use in apps, to create business-promoting books or brochures, or for a host of other communications purposes.