A guest post is high-quality, often original, content that your readers, or the readers of another site, finds useful. All that to say it’s not a spammy, content farm method for getting links.
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How to Make Guest Posting the Secret to Traffic Success
Posted by Liz_062 under MarketingFrom http://www.ducttapemarketing.com 3270 days ago
Made Hot by: businessgross on October 30, 2015 8:32 am
Corporate Pioneers Unite for Sustainable Community Impact
Posted by causecast under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.causecast.com 3270 days ago
As the world awakens more every day to the urgent problem of climate change, some companies are stepping up in impressive ways to forge solutions.
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Landing Page Optimization in 8 Essential Steps
Posted by Pixel_pro under MarketingFrom https://www.pixelproductionsinc.com 3271 days ago
Over the years, what makes a positive user experience and what will drive conversions has changed dramatically.
10 years ago, banner ads were all the rage and offers for a free laptop actually drove customers towards a particular brand. Today’s online customers are much more sophisticated. They Read More
10 years ago, banner ads were all the rage and offers for a free laptop actually drove customers towards a particular brand. Today’s online customers are much more sophisticated. They Read More
How to Negotiate a Year-End Raise
Posted by brainvine under ManagementFrom http://www.forbes.com 3271 days ago
Go into a conversation with your boss prepared to effectively negotiate an increase in salary- but frame the meeting as a larger conversation about your value to the company with a focus on your own compensation.
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What Are Twitter Cards and How Do I Use Them?
Posted by maplesummit under Social MediaFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 3271 days ago
Made Hot by: MasterMinuteman on October 30, 2015 2:41 pm
One of the biggest shortcomings of Twitter has always been its 140 character per tweet limit. Nonetheless, creative small business marketers have been using the social media platform successfully for years. Twitter’s latest take on the traditional tweet, Twitter Cards, have opened a whole new world
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The Immense Value of Written Content for Your Business
Posted by ronsela under Social MediaFrom http://www.ronsela.com 3271 days ago
Made Hot by: marketingvalue on October 30, 2015 8:52 am
The remarkable rise of content marketing is a direct reflection of a digital, globalized economy. As borders fall, clients, products, and services can come from anywhere. While this can be a boon for all types of business, it also means that competition is no longer local or even national.
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A Brief Look at a Changing Landscape of Mobile Searches and SEO - Social Media Week
Posted by dzhingarov under Online MarketingFrom http://socialmediaweek.org 3271 days ago
Now that mobile searches have surpassed desktop ones, digital professionals and SEO specialists need to re-evaluate their online strategy and analysis. What changed? Where are we heading? How does mobile search differ than traditional, desktop search?
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Five Inbound Marketing DO’s and DON’Ts Inspired By Car Shopping
Posted by Gamelan under Online MarketingFrom http://gamelanllc.com 3271 days ago
Made Hot by: MasterMinuteman on October 30, 2015 9:55 am
Shopping for a car can teach you a lot about customer experience and expectations. More specifically, I've walked away with at least five inbound marketing DO's and DON'Ts.
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Facebook Update Shows Search Optimisation Is Still Thriving
Posted by Webpresence under Online MarketingFrom http://www.webpresence.tv 3271 days ago
Facebook has overhauled its search algorithm hoping to be the next big player in search marketing. Here's how to make the most out of the new Facebook search.
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Short-Term Patience, Long-Term Rich
Posted by nRazvan under FinanceFrom http://www.investingtips360.com 3271 days ago
Anyone investing in the stock market over the last two decades knows the pain of the saying, “easy come, easy go.” It’s been a bitter lesson for many that the real, long-term wealth in the stock market comes from not expecting huge annual returns but investing for stable and reasonable gains.
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