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Velvet Rope Marketing Strategy: How Can You Make People Actually Lust To Join

Posted on April 15, 2021 by Heidi Cohen in Marketing | Leave a comment

Do you use a Velvet Rope Marketing Strategy? Does a small segment of special customers yield higher profits? Includes data, tactics, and case studies.

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Ignore Blogging Blarney: How To Get Awesome Blog Results

Posted on March 16, 2021 by Heidi Cohen in Blogging, Content Marketing | 5 Comments

Want awesome blog results despite content saturation? But you keep finding blogging blarney? We smash 17 pieces of blogging blarney and replace them with solid marketing tactics for success.

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Annual Content Planning: 5 Types Of Content You Need To Improve Results

Posted on December 10, 2020 by Heidi Cohen in Content Marketing | 2 Comments

Annual content planning is not just about filling your content marketing editorial calendar. Done well, annual content planning enables you to laser-focus on the content your organization needs to build your addressable audience and ultimately to purchase from you. Includes tips and examples.

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Awesome Holiday Content Marketing Campaign You Need To See

Posted on November 25, 2020 by Heidi Cohen in Content Marketing |

Is a Holiday Content Marketing Campaign part of your marketing strategy and plans? Use these 5 tactics with case studies and data to improve your results.

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Blogging Tips To Avoid Triskaidekaphobia: 13 Blogging Beliefs Busted

Posted on November 13, 2020 by Heidi Cohen in Blogging, Content Marketing | 10 Comments

Whether or not you’re a blogger suffering from triskaidekaphobia, here’s help to improve your blog’s ability support your business and marketing with 13 bloggoing beliefs busted. Includes actionable blogging tips to improve your blog.

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31 Halloween Social Media Marketing Tips You Need To Drive Awesome Results

Posted on October 29, 2020 by Heidi Cohen in Content Marketing, Social Media |

Want to improve holiday marketing? 31 Halloween social media marketing tips with examples.

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2020 Blogging Research: What You Can Do To Improve Your Results

Posted on October 8, 2020 by Heidi Cohen in Blogging, Content Marketing |

Does blogging still work for marketers? Based on 2020 blogging research, this data, charts, analysis and tips will show how to improve business results.