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4 Brands That Understand the Importance of Tone and Voice
The way a company speaks is as critical as the products and services it offers. As a marketer, determining which message
Marketing: There’s an App for That
Since smartphones have practically become an extension of our hands, it is no wonder that businesses are looking to mobile
Storytelling Techniques for Content Marketers: The Hero’s Journey
Even before language took written form, stories were told of heroes called to quests during which they overcame obstacles to
3 Reasons to Visit Your Clients (Even if They Don’t Have Rembrandts)
I saw seven original Rembrandts (and a Peter Max) during a trip to Wingate University recently. While seeing the work
5 Ways to Connect with Students over Spring Break
Most students are not on campus during their spring break, and on-campus advertising is insufficient. This breakdown in communication between
8 Reasons Why Business Majors Make Great Content Marketers
With graduation looming on the horizon for senior business majors, many are still frantically looking for a place to land
5 Ways You Can Use Neuroscience to Increase SaaS Conversions
Besides delivering an excellent product that serves a genuine market need, few things are as important to the success of
4 Ways Healthcare Professionals Can Become the First Choice in Health-Related Information Sources
Healthcare affects, or will someday affect, each and every one of us. As consumers, we live in an extremely fast-paced
Want to Be a Better Writer? Get a (Digital) Trapper Keeper
The recent resurgence of JNCO Jeans and Cinnamon Toast Crunch has reminded me of my long lost Lisa Frank Trapper
How Content Marketing Can Help Grow Your Small Business
A common misconception is that content marketing is only imperative for large businesses. Companies such as Red Bull, Nike and
Improve Recruiting and Retention in Higher Education with Digital Media
Over the last several years, the trend in college recruitment tactics has shifted from traditional marketing like direct mail, printed