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Reflections from a Design Intern at 108 ideaspace
The morning of the first day at 108 ideaspace, my stomach turned with nerves – just like any other young designer’s would. Will they like
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Information Overload: Getting heard in a Noisy World
I recently returned from a wonderful week at Infusioncon in Phoenix, Arizona. What a conference it was … great speakers, great entrepreneurs and a great host (Infusionsoft) created a great environment.
Marketing Automation
Content Marketing and Thought Leadership
One of the most important – and one of the newest – elements of a modern marketing strategy is Content Marketing. The idea is that
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Top 10 Twitter Ideas for Events
Recently, I was asked specifically about the use of Twitter to promote and enhance an event. As I love sharing my ideas (especially with clients), I responded with a lengthy list of all the ways they could utilize this spectacular social platform.
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Back to Basics: Market Segmentation
Who is your target market? Some common answers I have heard: everyone, all women/all men, every salesperson, every business owner, all accountants, all real estate agents etc. I do not disagree when my clients think that
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Prospecting on LinkedIn
Most people have a LinkedIn profile. And most people understand the importance that relationships play in building a business, making a sale, or getting the
Marketing Automation
108 Blog Carnival: Visual Content Marketing
Reading takes too much time. It is so much easier to flip through the pictures to get the gist than read the words. This is
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Trust Over Time
How long does it take you to make a sale? And is it faster when you use traditional marketing and sales techniques, or Social Media-based
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Love at first “site”: 14 must haves for your website
Who doesn’t want their suspects, prospects and other website visitors to fall in love with their site? As in real life, first impressions matter. So,
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Finding Your Tribe
Do you actively seek out different opinions than your own, or unwittingly reinforce your personal world-view by only consuming “agreeable” content? While we may think
