Tuesday, October 25, 2016

‘3 A/B Testing Case Studies from Smart Brand-Side Marketers’ – MarketingExperiments

‘Think Like a Troll, Act Like a Brand: How @Charmin organically grew their Twitter account to superstar status’ – MarketingSherpa

‘Email Marketing: A Fresh Take From the Experts’ – CMI

‘The Surprising Holiday Marketing Tactic Retailers Should Try’ – Small Business Trends

‘SEO on a budget: How a small manufacturer started a program from scratch’ – Search Engine Land

‘Stop Making These 5 Lead Gen Mistakes’ – Business.com

‘Survey: Almost 40% of US consumers will make a mobile purchase during holidays’ – Marketing Land

‘How travel brands are capturing millennial interest on mobile’ – Econsultancy

‘How to Create Impact That Endures (Instead of Ending Up in a Landfill)’ – Copyblogger

’12 LinkedIn Sales Navigator Secrets All the Best Prospectors Know’ – HubSpot

‘5 Stupid Phone Mistakes Ruining Your Sales Pipeline’ – Entrepreneur

‘A Guide on How to Use XPath and Text Analysis to Pitch Content’ – MOZ

‘Is Dec. 23 the New Black Friday?’ – Small Business Trends

‘A Simple Guide to Creating an Expert Roundup Post’ – HubSpot

’25 Fantastic Examples of Brands Using Instagram’ – Entrepreneur

‘Bing Ads rolls out a new, more comprehensive campaign setup process’ – Search Engine Land

‘The One Thing That Can Make or Break Your Creative Business’ – Copyblogger

‘B2C Marketers Need to Give Content Marketing Time’ – CMI

‘You Can Now Maintain Instagram from Windows 10 PCs and Tablets’ – Small Business Trends

‘3 Compelling Reasons to Adopt Agile Marketing’ – Entrepreneur

‘Are Fortune 500 and Inc. 500 Companies Using Instagram?’ – MarketingProfs

‘How to make your mark as a disruptive startup’ – Econsultancy

‘Here We Grow: Four Tips to Scale Localized Marketing’ – MarketingProfs

’10 Facebook Business Page Tips that Will Keep You From Screwing Up Your Marketing Efforts’ – Small Business Trends

‘How Personalization Can Help You Connect with Subscribers’ – AWeber

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