Have you ever spent weeks or even months crafting a perfect piece of content that generated almost no response from your audience? You expected trumpets and confetti, praise-filled emails, maybe even a raise. Instead, you got crickets. While you might accept these disheartening flops as the cost of doing content marketing, they represent an enormous […]
Most marketing and advertising executives (82%) say their organization does not publicize employees’ compensation, according to recent research from The Creative Group. The report was based on data from a survey of 200 marketing executives randomly selected from companies with 100 or more employees, and 200 advertising executives randomly selected from agencies with 20 or
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Sometimes, having everything built-in is awesome. Like a recliner…it’s a chair with an ottoman built-in – how convenient! I can fully relax. And if there was a mini-fridge too? Oh, man… Or those DVD players built-in to family cars. They keep kids (or adults) quiet and occupied on a long car rides. A necessity! But
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168 Comments 18 minutes Do private blog network’s still work? Does a higher word-count help your pages rank better? Did Glen really spend 60 hours on this article? I hope to answer all of these questions and many more in my new behind the scenes report on the current state of link building. I can
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Can I ask you a question? What do you do after you hit the “Publish” button? If your blog isn’t getting any traction, you probably aren’t doing the right things. Let’s be real. You can’t just post to social media a few times and move on to the next post. That’s not going to cut
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Most online sites at some stage will want to expand, and one of the most common ways to do that is by offering products to an international market. However, it’s not an easy or simple task by any means. This post will help you understand the risks, research and steps involved in expanding your business
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It’s already turning out to be one WordCamp-filled summer! And this weekend, WebDevStudios (WDS) is headed to the OC for WordCamp Orange County (WCOC), Saturday and Sunday, June 10-11. Not only does this educational WordPress event offer a bevy of informative sessions and workshops, including “How to Get Started with Building a Website for your Business” and
If you have a website, which you do, then you obviously need some social media share buttons. But what if the buttons you currently use display all zeros? Like this: There are probably very few things that are worse for your social proof than showing such numbers. I guess this will sound quite obvious, but
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Running paid traffic can be frustrating. If we create ten ad campaigns… we expect one to two campaigns to succeed (generate a positive ROI). That means that eight to nine campaigns fail… and we don’t like failing, but… …it’s something you MUST get used to when buying paid traffic. You can’t throw away every campaign
Home / Versions / Three Great Posts On All That’s New In WordPress Version 4.8 By WinningWP Editorial June 10, 2017 Led by Matt Mullenweg and Jeff Paul, and named after jazz pianist and composer William John “Bill” Evans, WordPress 4.8 has arrived! If you’re the type of user who’s all keen on widgets and/or
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