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By now you probably know what content marketing is. If not, here’s the short version: content marketing is a marketing strategy focused on creating and distributing valuable content to potential and existing customers.
Maybe your business needs a fresh start. Or maybe you're reassessing your brand identity and business goals. Whatever your reason, you may be thinking it’s a good time for a rebrand.
When it comes to websites, lack of speed kills. Your website might offer stunning design, riveting content, and excellent products and services, but all that could go to waste if your site is too slow.
Email is one of the most effective digital marketing channels, but sending emails to leads and customers is just the first step.
Video has become one of the most effective and widely used marketing tools—according to the State of Video Marketing 2023, 91% of businesses use video for marketing.
For time-strapped marketing managers, entrepreneurs, and small business owners, AI can be a valuable tool to assist with day-to-day activities like social media and content creation. The following tips can help you harness the power of AI to streamline your marketing efforts and achieve results more efficiently.
How do you get people to trust your business? Show them that other people trust your business.
The popularity of live video continues to grow, with live video expected to account for 25% of all Internet traffic by 2025 and the live streaming market estimated to hit $3.21 billion by 2027. In the U.S., 42% of people have watched live-streamed content.
Email is a tried-and-true marketing method, but how do you know if your email marketing efforts are delivering the results they should? Here's how to measure your email marketing performance and 7 proven ways to get better results every time you hit "send."
If you’ve ever visited a website and seen a strangely familiar face, you’re not alone. Many websites use stock photos, because they’re easy and relatively cheap (or even free). But they’re also impersonal, overused, and don’t represent your brand.