moments

Why You Should Consider Twitter Moments In Your Next Strategy

Snapchat has ‘Snapchat Stories’. Instagram has ‘Instagram Stories’. And Twitter has…. well, ‘Twitter Moments’. Trying to regain their authority in the social media space, Twitter placed all their hopes in ‘Twitter Moments’ when it was first launched in 2015, as a challenger to the then trending ‘Snapchat Stories’. For those of you who live under

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Twitter’s Adding ‘Sponsored Moments’ Which Could Give the Option a New Boost

Have Twitter Moments ever become a thing? I mean, they’re still there, obviously, they’re still a part of the wider Twitter experience, but they never really took off how Twitter had hoped – that being a new way for users to discover the best of what the platform has to offer in an easy, user-friendly

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3 Aha Moments to Improve Your Content Marketing in 2018

When you have been in any industry for awhile, it’s easy to feel a bit burnt out on the topic. As the former head of editorial at CMI I’ve read thousands of articles, written hundreds of posts, and had countless conversations about content marketing. Still, I continue to have aha moments that impact how I

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Google tests ‘notable moments’ carousel in knowledge graph cards

Google is testing a new feature for some of its knowledge graph cards. The feature shows a section for “notable moments” in a carousel format in the knowledge card. Sergey Alakov shared a screen shot of it on Twitter: The “notable moments” shows webpages that have timeline-based information about the individual. So in this example,

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Creating Memorable Moments for Your Customers

Marketing Podcast with Chip HeathPodcast Transcript Moments, the things that stick out and make one business more remarkable than another, can be planned and orchestrated to some degree. My guest for this week’s episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast is Chip Heath. He is a professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, teaching courses on

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