Best Practices for Email Re-Engagement Campaigns

March 19, 2019 in Strategy by

Every company has a list of leads who, at some point in the past, were interested and engaged with their company, but have since gone cold. Is it worth it to attempt to re-engage those leads and rekindle the relationship? In many cases, the answer is yes, and there’s a recent report that shows 65% […]

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Google’s UX Playbooks (TL;DR Editions)

February 25, 2019 in Tips by

A few years ago, Google “accidentally” released user-experience playbooks for several industries. These documents tell you the best ways to get more out of your website’s traffic. I think they can help your site bring more value, too.

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Why Are B2B Sales Cycles So Long and What Can Be Done About It?

February 12, 2019 in Strategy by

Wouldn’t it be great if every customer you talked to knew exactly what they wanted and were ready to buy it right then and there? Unfortunately, that’s a rare event for most salespeople. Instead of customers immediately signing on the dotted line, there’s a process – a series of stages – that most customers go […]

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What WordPress Developers Need to Know About Links and SEO

January 21, 2019 in Tips by

This is the final part of a presentation I gave at WordCamp for WordPress Developers and SEO in Asheville. Even if you don’t use WordPress, I think you’ll find this useful. Here’s the video, if you’d like to watch it.

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What WordPress Developers Need to Know About Content and SEO

January 21, 2019 in Tips by

This is part of a presentation I gave for WordPress developers about SEO in Asheville- for WordCamp. Even if you don’t use WordPress, this might still help you. You can watch the video, too.

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Important Technical SEO Considerations for WordPress Sites

January 21, 2019 in Tips by

This is the third part of a WordPress SEO talk I gave in Asheville for WordCamp. The first defined SEO. The second talked about measuring SEO efforts. While this is specific to WordPress, I’m sure it will help you even if you don’t use this platform. If you don’t want to read this transcript, you […]

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How to measure an SEO campaign

January 21, 2019 in Tips by

This is the second part of a presentation I did for WordPress developers about SEO at WordCamp Asheville. You can read the first part (which defines SEO) before you read this or watch the entire presentation yourself.

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What is SEO? What SEO is not.

January 21, 2019 in Tips by

This is a partial transcript of a presentation I gave about SEO for WordPress sites at WordCamp Asheville. Even if you’re not using a WordPress site, I think you’ll find this useful. I don’t like the title to my talk [Stop It Now! Things Well-Meaning WordPress Developers Do That Hurts SEO]. It’s so negative. I think […]

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Why Aren’t B2B Marketers Making the Most of Analytics Technologies?

January 03, 2019 in Strategy by

In this day and age, there is really no reason that marketers have to only rely on their gut to make marketing decisions as they might have in the past. Technology is advanced, and the collection of data is abundant. In fact, experts believe that by the year 2020, as much as 1.7 megabytes of […]

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B2B Marketing Content Must Focus on All Stages of the Buyer’s Journey

December 10, 2018 in Strategy by

In a recent study from the Content Marketing Institute, it was determined that almost half of the content used by B2B marketers so far this year targeted customers in the early stage of the buyer’s journey. This is completely in alignment with the goals that were stated by respondents as to what they hope to […]

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