We love FAQs. They are good for content marketing, search engine optimization (SEO) and conversion rate optimization (CRO), and that's what we do. Here's why: Why to use FAQs in your Content Marketing: If content marketing is part of your strategy, FAQs should be included in that strategy. What better topics for content than
https://youtu.be/sC-YpvnEp-g A #ReboundThis Video Interview with Matt Sweeting, Marketing Automation Expert from Sharpspring. Matt Sweeting: I kind of have a unique vantage point in in terms of our company because I work with so many different partners. And I've seen a lot of success. I've seen a lot of frustration. I've seen people,
https://youtu.be/XpkEkUzew68 Leslie Carruthers: We are over the moon to have Joe Pulizzi here with us today on Rebound This. Thanks so much for making time, the godfather of content marketing, the king of orange, and just an all around great guy. Thanks for taking time away from the family to be with us
For those of you who don’t have time (we’re talking limited resources here), we are publishing here the first 2 pages of the ebook to see what this proven process can do for you. This ebook is solving for the #1 Obstacle of B2B Content Marketers: Working with Limited Resources
Leslie Carruthers: You're dealing with a combo if not all of the top problems facing content marketers and SEO professionals today: lack of resources, not being sure what's producing results and time to produce results. We're going to talk about how to solve for those problems today inside of COVID-19.
Wondering how the COVID-19 crisis is impacting marketing budgets? So were we. What we found was surprising. Update: In the period April - May, 2020 we did interviews with top marketers on what they are seeing as opportunities, trends and positive examples. The article has been updated with their insights. In it we’ll show:
How do you know if you’re doing content marketing right? How do you know if you’re creating the right content to fuel the complexities of your sales cycles? Not sure? You’re not alone.Update May 18, 2020: As a second phase of the "What Works and What Doesn't Work in Content Marketing" research we are conducting
Leslie Carruthers: Thank you Bree Blazak for making time today. I'm so excited to have you here, Bree Blazak in the house. And you're gonna want to listen to what she has to say. She is one of those top marketers and bizdev people. So we've got two for one today.
Short Answer: Because Google Ads and Google Analytics use different attribution models and transactions can be reported for different time periods. For example, the Last Interaction model in Analytics assigns 100% credit to the final touchpoints (i.e., clicks) that immediately precede sales or conversions. Read on to learn what those models are, how they
Rare consensus: content quality over quantity We’ve all heard some version of this old joke: put ten experts in a room and you’ll get eleven different points of view. And, it’s largely true – in part because each human being has his or her own perspective. It’s also true because, in today’s noisy online
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