Your small business might not get bought out by Yahoo, but there’s several lessons about Tumblr’s development, growth and buyout that are applicable to any business.
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Small Business Lessons From Tumblr


From http://www.sheerid.com 3753 days ago
Made Hot by: ObjectOriented on June 24, 2013 1:41 pm
The Best Online Military Communities


From https://www.sheerid.com 3762 days ago
When we talk to our customers about marketing to military personnel, one of the things that we point out to them is how effectively the military community uses, well, communities.
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Successful Conferencing - My little bag of tricks


From http://www.sheerid.com 3788 days ago
I love events, I love planning for a conference. I love the logistics, the strategy, and most of all, I love being at the event itself talking to everyone that comes by our booth or table. What I don’t love about an event is not feeling prepared. Or worse – sending my SheerID team without everythin
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Channel Marketers–The Ninjas of the Marketing World


From http://www.sheerid.com 3803 days ago
Channel Marketing is such a specialized marketing challenge. I’m not a career channel marketer, I’ve only dipped my toe in that world with a couple of companies. I think in the world of all marketing professionals, the channel marketers are the ninjas.
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Exploring Twitter Keyword Targeting to Advertise Student Discounts


From https://www.sheerid.com 3808 days ago
Last week Twitter announced the launch of Keyword Targeting for Promoted Tweets. If you currently advertise on Twitter using Promoted Tweets or Promoted Accounts, you already know that you can target your paid content by targeting by interest categories like...
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Using Facebook Partner Categories to Create Targeted Ad Campaigns


From http://www.sheerid.com 3815 days ago
If there’s one thing you can count on in the magical world of social media advertising, it’s change. As soon as you’ve zeroed in on a platform, type of ad, and budget that’s working for you, you can bet that an algorithm is going to change, a platform will push updates, or the social media network
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Three Ways to Battle Showrooming


From https://www.sheerid.com 3818 days ago
Made Hot by: ZiggyFreud61 on April 22, 2013 4:37 am
I love it when a new phenomenon comes around that give marketers something to worry about and to debate. I’m sure you have heard of showrooming. Even if you haven’t heard the term, you’ve probably done it.
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Big Data: What is it and How is it Used?


From http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com 3832 days ago
Here’s the thing about Big Data. Thinking about it kind of makes my head hurt. Trying to wrap my brain around Big Data is like trying to visualize the scale of the universe or imagining how many millions of bacteria are living in my kitchen sponge.
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Why and How we Blog–Part Two


From http://www.sheerid.com 4008 days ago
Made Hot by: HomeBusinessMedia on October 8, 2012 10:47 pm
It’s the 20th of the month, and you haven’t sent out your monthly newsletter yet. You panic and eat half a package of the new Candy Corn Oreos, and while they’re delicious, you don’t feel any better and you still have to find content for your email.
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The Blog Blog–Why and How we Blog


From http://www.sheerid.com 4019 days ago
Made Hot by: Kirsten Jones on September 28, 2012 4:39 am
There are reams of advice on how to blog, but there seem to be less conversations about WHY we blog. To me, why we blog is so important.
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