A reasonable guide to reddit for marketers
With 234 million active users, every marketer need to be aware of reddit. With its unusual culture, you’ll find value in this guide to reddit for marketers
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5 Ways to distinguish your content and brand by using research
It’s extremely difficult to get your content to stand out today. But you can distinguish your content and brand by using these tips on featuring research
Social media predicts the next Carpool Karaoke stars
By using their affinity data, writer Hannah Chapple of Affinio shows us who should star on Apple’s new Carpool Karaoke series.
How your personality aligns with social media content types
If you’re trying to develop social media content, your success might depend on your personality type. Here is a guide to help you get started.
The 3 factors behind Snapchat consumer behavior
Jay Acunzo examines the web’s hottest mobile app based on the Snapchat consumer behaviors that most marketers may be missing.
Deleting Your Social Media Business Page? Read This First.
When you just don’t have the time or resources to invest in your social media business page should you delete it? We discuss that and your other options.
Should your content generate leads or relationships?
There are two content marketing camps. Should your content generate leads or relationships? A discussion of both views.
The stress of authenticity and other reasons social media is exhausting
When aiming to humanize your brand and be authentic, social media is exhausting? I share my dirty little survival secrets.
Why “rich content” is central to your social media strategy
Not all content is equal. Why “rich content” needs to be the centerpiece of your social media strategy
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