Tuesday, January 10, 2017

‘What can marketers learn from Amazon Go’s customer experience?’ – EConsultancy

‘B2B Buyers Make The Case For Better Marketing And Sales Alignment’ – Forrester Blogs

‘How to Have Your Best Sales Year Yet’ – HubSpot

‘The Most Important Google Search Rank Factors’ – MarketingProfs

‘The Simple 3-Step Process for Creating a Winning Content Marketing Strategy’ – Copyblogger

‘Essential voice search strategies for 2017’ – Search Engine Land

‘SEO Has a Younger Sibling: It’s On-Site Search, and It Deserves Attention’ – MOZ

‘Programmatic 101: What are user scoring and propensity modelling?’ – EConsultancy

‘4 Ways You Can Advertise Your Business’ – Small Business Trends

‘Facebook is (finally) preparing to make money off its massive video audience’ – Mashable

‘Which Blogging Tactics Produce the Strongest Results? [New Survey Data]’ – HubSpot

‘Five Ways B2B Marketing Will Change in 2017: All Roads Lead to Marketing Performance Management’ – MarketingProfs

‘5 B2B marketing tips to jump-start your 2017 results’ – Search Engine Land

‘Facebook’s mid-roll video ads will be limited to 15 seconds’ – Marketing Land

‘Shares Are Not Enough: How to Amplify Your Content and Build Links’ – CMI

‘Four key features to appreciate about Google Trips’ – EConsultancy

‘Your 2017 Content Excellence Challenge: The January Prompts’ – Copyblogger

‘Customer Obsession Will Remake App-Development Tools’ – Forrester Blogs

‘How to Send the Perfect Thank You Email and Create Long-Lasting Relationships’ – Entrepreneur

‘8 Insider Tips for Closing More B2B Sales’ – HubSpot

‘The Ultimate Local SEO Guide [Infographic]’ – MarketingProfs

‘Google to start showing local-specific phone numbers when location extensions appear in ads’ – Search Engine Land

‘Make This the Year You Stop Screwing Up Email’ – Convince & Convert

‘Native Advertising – Not the Savior Publishers and Brands Thought’ – CMI

‘100 Small Business Sites and More Advice to Follow in 2017’ – Small Business Trends

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