Hi Guys, Many of you have been following along with the saga that is Article Fiesta – so I thought I’d just post some quick updates for the newly released features since I last posted about it. WordPress blogs will now create internal links up to 3 pages upon posting automatically. Enhancements to auto-generated meta […]
Creating an email can take a lot of work. So for it to land in the junk folder? A little soul crushing, not gonna lie. You might be tempted by the hundreds of articles on spam trigger words to avoid, but don’t be fooled. Spam trigger words are mostly an email deliverability myth, and it
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During summer, my favorite time of day was when the ice cream truck would drive on our street. Usually, I didn’t know what I wanted. If I had saved enough money, I’d order a push-up (am I dating myself, or is this still offered?), the rocket popsicle, and an ice cream sandwich.
Sometimes people look at me like I have two heads when I try to explain what I do. In part it’s because I freelance and am not an ad agency nor do I work for an agency. I also work mostly with small-town local customers, not in the big city where folks like me
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Let’s talk about online advertising. Specifically, banner ads. You know the ones: when you’re scrolling through your favorite website, (Today, mine is The New Yorker), and are greeted with one of these beauties:
Tuesday 18 February 2020, 7:00 am The holiday season is firmly in our rearview, yet thanks to local coffee depots, you’re probably looking forward to chugging a succulent apple cider, downing a piping hot peppermint mocha, or succumbing to the siren’s call of the Pumpkin Spice Latte year-round. Consciously, you know these yummy treats excite
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Reading time: 3 mins As a big-tent party, Democrats are accustomed to internal disagreement. According to the New York Times, one of the current debates is a fight about “fighting.” Two top contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, have adopted an aggressive tone on the campaign trail, where they “[can]
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In the fall of 2018 our CEO had a simple yet head-exploding request of the JotForm marketing and growth teams: Produce 100,000 words of high-quality written content in a single month. All types of content would count toward the goal, including posts on our own blog, help guides, template descriptions, and guest posts and sponsored
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A recent Perkbox Insights survey reveals 73% of businesses say email is their preferred method of communication in the workplace. However, the survey also says you should avoid using Clichés as well as annoying words and phrases in your email. Considering business email is an integral part of daily communications in the workforce, it is
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