How marketers should be thinking about voice search, IM NewsWatch, March 14, 2016

March 14th, 2017 at 8:55 am EST

IM NewsWatch

Tuesday, March 14, 2017

‘Facebook just took a surprising stand on an important digital rights issue’ – Mashable

‘How marketers should be thinking about voice search’ – Marketing Land

‘Seasonal SEO: Identifying your merriest times of the year’ – Search Engine Land

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‘Pinterest Unveils Lens for Visual Search’ – Small Business Trends

’10 Laws of Social Media Marketing’ – Entrepreneur

‘LinkedIn Publishing Trends Every Marketer Must Know’ – CMI

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’25 Creative Email Subject Lines That Restart Stalled Sales Conversations’ – HubSpot

‘Forget SEO’ – Copyblogger

‘How are brands structuring marketing teams in the face of a changing media landscape?’ – EConsultancy

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‘Rankings Correlation Study: Domain Authority vs. Branded Search Volume’ – MOZ

‘4 Novel Ways to Get More Out of Your Automated Campaigns’ – AWeber

‘The Best Way to Get More Results From Your Content’ – Entrepreneur

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’16 Creative Email Design Trends to Watch in 2017′ – HubSpot

‘SEM account management: Part 1 — How to avoid getting fired’ – Search Engine Land

‘What Is Google Perspective and How Does It Limit Trolls?’ – Small Business Trends

VideoPal Builds Stunning 3D, 2D, Human Talking Avatars #ad

‘Here’s How You Can Actually Make Money With YouTube’ – Entrepreneur

‘How to Build a Smart Yet Simple Social Media Marketing Plan’ – CMI

‘Google Algorithmic Penalties Still Happen, Post-Penguin 4.0’ – MOZ

‘How to Use Wistia: A Step-by-Step Guide’ – HubSpot

‘Dodgy testimonials might get your agency’s AdWords account suspended’ – EConsultancy

‘4 Steps to Give Your Business a Digital Presence Overhaul’ – Entrepreneur

‘Fixing the ROI Problem with Influencer Marketing’ – Entrepreneur



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