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Hiring for Cultural Fit Doesn’t Mean You’re Hiring Friends

Ryan MeadAugust 5, 2015 We hear it time and time again, hire for cultural fit, cultural fit increases productivity, cultural fit increases buy-in, etc…even stats like 67% of workers believe the most important aspect of a job was to have an employer with similar values all hammer in the concept. But what does cultural fit … Continue reading Hiring for Cultural Fit Doesn’t Mean You’re Hiring Friends

What Does Instagram Desktop Search Mean for Content Marketers?

Jeff JulianJuly 27, 2015 On July 20th, Instagram made this announcement on their twitter feed: Starting today, you can search people, places and hashtags on web. Now, if you open your browser from a laptop or desktop machine, you can use search bar to find people or brands, places, and hashtags. Since the beginning on … Continue reading What Does Instagram Desktop Search Mean for Content Marketers?

What Does It Mean To Be Mobile First? And Why Should Marketers Care?

As millennials overtake Baby Boomers as the biggest demographic of consumers, marketers need to think more than ever about mobile first, explains columnist Aaron Strout. Aaron Strout on July 2, 2015 There is a fairly new catchphrase going around the marketing sphere as it relates to a brand’s customer journey. The term is “mobile first,” … Continue reading What Does It Mean To Be Mobile First? And Why Should Marketers Care?

Introducing App-Linking: What Could It Mean For SEO?

Paul MorrisJune 7, 2015 Bing recently announced that they’re all set to implement new search features that will allow users to find content within apps. For a while now we’ve also heard rumblings about Google requesting that developers tag content within their apps so that it can be searched for and displayed in search results. … Continue reading Introducing App-Linking: What Could It Mean For SEO?

Why Responsive Design Doesn’t Mean What Email Marketers Think It Means

Blaise LuceyApril 19, 2015 It’s 2015 and the word “responsive” can still strike fear in any marketer’s heart. Creating effective mobile marketing campaigns is hard, whatever the channel. For most marketers, making something responsive means long meetings with design and web teams, if not outsourcing big chunks of projects to agencies. Maybe that’s why nearly … Continue reading Why Responsive Design Doesn’t Mean What Email Marketers Think It Means