When we work with our clients on content marketing strategy here at Convince & Convert, two of our most consistently used maxims are “bricks and feathers” and “content atomization.” “Bricks and feathers” describes the two primary types of content marketing. Bricks are hefty. Bricks are permanent. Bricks require more production time. Bricks are […]
Still singing your own praises? Then you’re out of tune with three-quarters of modern buyers. Brands that spend most of their time pushing out traditional advertising risk coming across as nothing more than just the stereotypical used-car salesperson. Society has always had a healthy distrust of selling, but viewers are now downright hostile toward the
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Google has confirmed it is working on a fix for a bug that is affecting reverse image search, which can be used to find related images, sites using an image and other sizes of an image. Because of the bug, first reported on Thursday, the section of those search results that typically show “Pages that
Google Reverse Image Search helps you quickly discover visually similar images from around the web. Upload a photograph from your desktop to Google Images and it will show you related images used on other websites and also different sizes of the same photo almost instantly. Journalists can use the reverse search option to find the
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July 12, 2017 The reverse or flipped classroom approach is becoming a more commonly used strategy in the education world. The concept of this approach is to take the lecture setting out of the classroom and onto a student’s computer – and projects and “homework” away from home and into the classroom. In a fairly
