• Posts Tagged ‘content’

    5 Keys to Effective Social Media and Content Insourcing

    by  • September 18, 2012 • Social Media

    “Last week, I wrote about the concept of ‘insourcing’ and the need to expand your social media and content marketing beyond a centralized, command and control structure (typically led by marketing). At Convince & Convert, we get involved in these ‘insourcing’ programs often, working with corporate clients to create social business structure that facilitates...

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    30 Things to Tweet or Post About Your Brand

    by  • September 10, 2012 • Social Media

    “Businesses often experience a loss of direction shortly after starting into Twitter or a Facebook Page. Once they have had enough of following influential people and greeting people in their network, there seems hardly anything worth doing. If you too are facing a similar Twitter/Facebook-crisis, relax, this post is especially for you. Just use...

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    The Art of Writing Great Twitter Headlines

    by  • August 13, 2012 • Social Media

    “Twitter has become the place for sharing content links. If your content catches attention on Twitter and spreads, suddenly you’re getting significant traffic from people who may have never visited your site before. What you share on Twitter is not just about the actual value of the content. It’s also about whether the content...

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    Online Video Placement Best Practices

    by  • August 8, 2012 • Digital

    “Today there are more than 300 million websites on the internet fighting for consumers’ attention. Driving customers to your site with online ads, email, and social media is one thing; keeping them there is another, and generating multiple visits is the ultimate challenge of a customer-focused strategy. So, how do you drive a visitor...

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    Will SEO Exist in 2015?

    by  • June 14, 2012 • Digital

    “SEO used to be a self-standing marketing discipline, having a well defined, generally accepted set of activities and objectives. No more. Today, SEO is much more intertwined with other marketing activities, making it difficult to know where SEO ends and where social media, for example, begins. Furthermore, recent developments at Google suggest that the...

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    5 Content Marketing Assets You Forgot You Had

    by  • April 25, 2012 • Social Media

    It’s usually a look of pure terror. I’m sitting across the desk from a professional and confident marketing executive. We’ve discussed the benefits of social business. He is on board with making the changes needed to create a culture that embraces customer collaboration and is ready to get started, but we have one thing...

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