Posted May 17, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
Another week, another Friday and another great weekend for some great inbound marketing reading material. Random musing of the week: Did you know that Google offers “Flights” as a prevalent search filtering option? It’s a feature that’s been around since late 2011, but never quite got much attention. Quite useful if you fly frequently, I [...]
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Posted May 10, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
Facebook. Mobile. Google Places. Google+. Pinterest. Twitter. Twitter Cards. Twitter WHATS? Twitter Cards aren’t new, but the platform has introduced three new types of cards that are drawing some serious attention as a way to integrate social and mobile. As you know, it’s all about integration. We know it can get really complicated just understanding [...]
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Posted May 3, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
May is a busy month. Schools are winding down, the sun is shining (finally), and the skies are blue. We all seem to have a little extra spring in our steps and are ready to break out of cabin-fever mode and make things happen. Doing a little inbound marketing spring cleaning? Or just need some [...]
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Posted April 26, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
Did you ever wonder why Facebook has always been blue? Turns out there’s some sophisticated science surrounding the use of color in marketing—that’s why companies agonize over choosing the perfect Pantone colors for their logos for months and months. While that’s true in most cases, the real reason Facebook is blue might surprise you. Nope, [...]
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Posted April 19, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
Crazy stuff going on in the world this week. The news is packed with the latest details on the manhunt for the Boston Bombing suspects, and it’s hard to focus on much else when your social news feeds are filled with the latest facts to emerge from the investigation and plenty of speculation on the [...]
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Posted April 12, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
In this week’s roundup, Mashable reveals some of the biggest social media blunders made by celebs and major brands. But that’s just a bonus. This week we’re talking a lot about reputation, such as the reputation of Generation Y (constantly connected? Why’s that such a bad thing?), Apple’s big apology, KPMG’s insider trading scandal, and [...]
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Posted April 5, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
Another wild and crazy week in the world of inbound marketing. This week, Google revealed some changes to its Google Places for Business feature, with a more intuitive interface designed to let you more easily update your company’s information. Thanks to @BusterBabycakes who entertained us on Twitter this week by sharing the news that the [...]
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Posted March 29, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
Is it Friday already? What can we say, time flies when you’re having fun–and we love helping you maximize your inbound marketing strategy! By the way, did you notice you can now reply to other users’ comments on Facebook? That just takes conversation to a whole new level! In related news, LinkedIn seems to be [...]
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Posted March 22, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
So the first day of Spring came this week…and went…while temps in many areas stayed below freezing and memes of Punxsutawney Phil hospitalized (or worse) floated around the web, after his six-more-weeks-of-winter prediction went horribly wrong this year. (In case you missed it, good ol’ Phil failed to see his shadow, theoretically predicting an early [...]
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Posted March 15, 2013 by Angela (0 comments)
Another Friday is upon us, and it’s time to reveal the top 25 inbound marketing articles that graced the SERPs and social networks this week. This week, we have tips gleaned from SMX West 2013, some useful tools for SEO, interesting developments with Facebook’s Open Graph Search and the introduction of hashtags. Oh, and you [...]
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