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Unlock the Crucial Triggers to Viral Marketing
Everyone is trying to get their brand to go viral, but John Berger has found 6 principals that drive viral marketing.
by jmintonMarketing
CMS Cage Match: Choosing the Right Content Management System
All that content your company produces is only as effective as the platform it's delivered on. Learn how to choose the right content management system that balances your company's needs with essential elements like promotion, price, and practicality.
by Kevin LearyMarketing
Labcast: Practical Content Marketing: Working Lessons and Real World Tips
In this week's Labcast, OpenView Managing Editor Jonathan Crowe takes listeners inside OpenView's content factory to explain what it really takes to get a content marketing strategy up and running smoothly.
by Jonathan CroweMarketing
3 Explainer Video FAILs to Avoid
Explainer videos can be hugely valuable content resources for tech companies with complex products. But they can also be brand killers if they’re not produced the right way.
by Andrew FollettMarketing
4 Reasons you Should Be Using Google+ In Your Social Recruiting
Social recruiting is only growing in popularity, but don’t shun Google+ as you begin to look for candidates.
by jmintonMarketing
See the Big Picture and Make Your Business Customer Centric
When you optimize your marketing channels in a vacuum, you’re missing the point: everything you do should be customer-centric.
by jmintonMarketing
Accelerate Your Acquisition with a Startup Marketing Video
Take a lesson from overnight successes Mailbox and Summly and release a startup marketing video. You probably have plenty of…
by jmintonMarketing
Buyer Personas: The Key to Targeting Your Content Marketing for Real Results
Find out why developing buyer personas is the first step to creating truly targeted content that connects with your customers and addresses their specific needs.
by Brandon HickieMarketing
Achieving Product Market Fit: Let Your Users Be Your Guide
WP Engine and SmartBear founder Jason Cohen discusses the bare necessities of software success: intuition, testing, validation, and iteration — all based on frequent interaction with your users.
by Jason Cohen