by Sandra Rand March 24, 2016 Follow @sandra_randMarch 24, 2016 When 98 of Facebook’s top 100 advertisers also market their products on Instagram, you can bet you need to have an air tight strategy to make sure you can compete. You can’t just re-use the stuff you’re putting out on Facebook; it’s an apples-to-oranges comparison. … Continue reading 3 Instagram Ads Best Practices That Go Completely Against What Everyone Else Is Saying
Jonathan YefetOctober 29, 2015 An awesome study was just conducted by the folks at Folio Magazine and WhatCounts. It surveys a bunch of publishers, asking them about their challenges, goals and the opportunities presented to them by email marketing. It took place through the month of September, and we’re happy to share the results with … Continue reading How Publishers (And Everyone Else) Can Maximize Their Email Marketing Efforts
Sahail AshrafJuly 9, 2015 Social media can be an incredibly exciting place, and if you are a big car manufacturer it is even more exciting than usual, because you have hundreds of thousands of pounds to spend and the creative team behind your campaign that anyone else would kill for. It’s big money and it’s … Continue reading 8 Auto Brands That Are Showing Everyone Else How To Dominate Facebook
If not the world, as originally intended, CrowdTangle has at least changed your Facebook feed. By Sarah Kessler January 23, 2015 When CrowdTangle’s founders started it in 2011, they saw it as a tool for changing the world. Originally the app, which won funding from the Knight Foundation, organized activism on Facebook by merging pages, … Continue reading The Secret Tool That Upworthy, BuzzFeed, and Everyone Else Is Using To Win Facebook
Joe Broumand December 22, 2014 When it comes to growing your email list, the visitors to your website and offline interactions with your customers are both vital to success. The good news is that there are many excellent ways to turn those customers into new subscribers. On Mad Mimi’s blog, you may have read … Continue reading List Growth 102: Don’t Forget About Everyone Else
