Janette Stoll (@janettestoll) has some surefire tips on using article marketing to build traffic and business.
Another lesson in Mad Men Marketing: what “type” of person is Don Draper? We find out in episode 402 of Mad Men.
So what could Jimmy Carter know about running a direct sales company? A lot, actually. Could your attitude use a little Jimmy?
The government does a really good job of sucking the fun out of just about anything.
Lessons learned from the season 4 premiere of Mad Men. Don Draper essentially fires his client, Jantzen, in episode 401 of Mad Men. Is it actually a good idea to fire clients? Heck yeah, and this is why.
Let me count four ways, to be exact. I’m becoming fonder and fonder of Twitter, and there’s nothing that’s had more to do with that than a feature they released several months ago: Twitter Lists. Keeping up with your Tweeps is overwhelming and stressful. Heck, it’s impossible. Unless you break it up into chunks, which [...]
I’m no Facebook marketing expert, but this post by Tim Soulo over at SEOMoz.org has made me smarter. This is hands down the best A-Z marketing guide on using Facebook I’ve seen.
Most people on social media sites are focused on making, essentially, one point: “Hey, I’m interesting.” It shows up pretty easily in their posts. Here are some unnamed ones I just pulled from Twitter: “Facebook should add a feature that allows you to edit your wall posts. Remove is the only current option” “I go [...]
But here’s the thought that made me pause and reread: how do you keep ‘em close? As Sonia works through her post, she lands on the classically obvious idea of building trust and keeping people in the loop so they think of you when they are ready to buy. I say classically obvious because this is what so many of us like to talk about theoretically. What made me doubletake today was I sat and wondered if this is really how it works. Do I buy things from people who keep me close?
Because another banner or pop-up window won’t do the trick.
