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14 Social Media Blogs We Love (& Why You Should Too!)
It’s Valentine’s Day when we celebrate romance and who’s more romantic than a blogger? They share their enthusiasm, knowledge and emotions regularly without expectation of compensation. In the spirit of romance we celebrate fourteen of the social media blogs we love and the bloggers behind them in alphabetical order.
Tags: Altimeter, Boost Blog Traffic, Brian Clark, Brian Solis, Cindy King, Convince and Convert, Copyblogger, Darren Rowse, Derek Halperin, Glenn Allsopp, Jason Falls, Jay Baer, Jeff Bullas, Jon Morrow, Jonah Berger, Kikilani, Kristi Hines, Lee Odden, Marcus Sheridan, Margie Clayman, mari smith, Mike Stelzner, Neil Patel, problogger, Quick SProut, Rebecca Lieb, Social Media Examiner, Social Media Explorer, The Sales Lion, Viperchill
9 Tips To Develop A Winning Blog Personality
To achieve your business goals, your blog needs a personality to make it stand out in the sea of information competing for your target audience’s attention. Understand that the best content delivered without personality, in a ho-hum manner, will fail to attract a reader base. People trust the information on a blog if they feel they know and can trust the person behind the content. Therefore it’s critical to develop a personality for your blog. These nine actionable blogging tips will help you. Source: Heidi Cohen’s Actionable Marketing Blog
Why Social Media Isn’t The Holy Grail (& Neither is Content Marketing)
“Social media isn’t the holy grail,” according to Social Media Examiner’s Mike Stelzner, author of Launch: How to Quickly Propel Your Business Beyond the Competition, speaking at Content Marketing World 2012. At first blush this may sound ludicrous coming from the founder of one of the largest social media blogs but the reality is that social media isn’t a business goal!
7 Content Marketing Rockstars Give Their Tips For Success
Content Marketing rocks despite being around for years. Content marketing consists of human communication transmitted from one person to another. Don’t take my word for it, here’s what seven content marketing rockstars said about the subject at Content Marketing World. Source: Heidi Cohen’s Actionable Marketing Blog
3 Mobile Marketing Questions Your Business Needs to Answer
With the increase in ownership of mobile devices including smartphones and tablets, consider how to integrate mobile into your marketing plans. While your audience may not be as tech savvy as you are, don’t underestimate their desire to seek your business on a mobile device even if it’s a B2B offering. Here are three marketing questions to get your mobile plans on track. Source: Heidi Cohen’s Actionable Marketing Blog
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Social Media: 10 PR Tactics
No one cares about your latest press release especially on social media. Using social media for PR is about building a community around your business and creating content your audience wants. Here are ten social media tactics for PR that focus on how you can help others on social media while building relationships for your clients. Source: Heidi Cohen’s Actionable Marketing Blog
21 Content Marketing Definitions
Content marketing is grounded in the Mad Men’s principles. Content marketing takes it’s cue from David Ogilvy in that it looks like editorial. Following the teachings of Leo Burnett, content marketing integrates important brand attributes. Content marketing provides prospects, customers and the public with useful information, while shopping or after purchase, without shouting its promotional messages. As a result, content marketing breaks through the advertising clutter that consumers no longer trust. Here’s how twenty-one marketers define content marketing.
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What Marketing Is NOT
My recent post of marketing definitions with contributions from seventy-two different sources generated a lot of discussion around what marketing is. One interesting topic that arose in these discussions was the question of what marketing is NOT. As with art, examining negative space provides a different view of marketing and how it functions within an organization. Here are five definitions of what marketing is NOT.
