Tag: marketing

  • How to Go Viral & the Science of Virality – Marketing Lessons from Internet Cats & Memes

    How to Go Viral & the Science of Virality – Marketing Lessons from Internet Cats & Memes

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    We marketers would like to believe we dominate the web, but we secretly admit to ourselves that cats and memes are the true rulers. It can be frustrating to pour hours of work and money into content, only to watch the next Evil Kermit or Sponge Bob meme pull more traffic. Is there a way…

  • People Are Sharing What Famous Brands’ Slogans Should Be If They Were Honest (35 Pics)

    People Are Sharing What Famous Brands’ Slogans Should Be If They Were Honest (35 Pics)

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    Companies spend big dollars to make us recall them. They put billboards along the streets, run advertisements during the Super Bowl, and have celebrities posting their goods on social networking. However, whatever message they’re trying to send, ultimately it is the relationship we have with them that matters. A couple of days back, Reddit user…

  • Why Presentation Skills Are Important in Marketing

    Why Presentation Skills Are Important in Marketing

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    What does it take to be a successful marketer? Turns out we don’t have to guess because someone’s already done the research. Fractl used IBM’s Watson Personality Insights API from 2019 to pick out the key traits and characteristics of 20 of the world’s most prominent marketing leaders (I even made the list!). According to…

  • 5 lessons on activating celebrity superfans

    5 lessons on activating celebrity superfans

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    Ice cream firm Carvel made an uplifting moment and aided among its best-known fans celebrate an important birthday. For brands seeking to grab bigger audiences, a star partnership can often be the prefect play. But what if a star is already a lover? That’therefore that the fortunate position Carvel discovered itself with Kelly Ripa, a…

  • Tesla’s decision to scrap its PR department could create a PR nightmare

    Tesla’s decision to scrap its PR department could create a PR nightmare

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    Ayelet Noff Contributor Share on Twitter Ayelet Noff is the creator and CEO of both SlicedBrand, a top global PR agency headquartered at Berlin. A strong public relations team solves many issues within a firm. It helps spread important news announcements and issues integral to a company’s success. It communicates with the press in a…

  • The 10 Best Famous Storytellers and How to Become One

    The 10 Best Famous Storytellers and How to Become One

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    Storytelling is one of the oldest forms of conveying our history. Since the beginning of time, we really haven’t changed much. From cutting-edge CEOs like Richard Branson, who gathers his team around a fire to swap stories, to motivational speaker Tony Robbins, whose stories have inspired thousands to become their best selves – throughout history,…

  • Zoom chief focuses on winning back trust, Hobby Lobby closes and furloughs most employees, and Apple makes COVID-19 face shields

    Zoom chief focuses on winning back trust, Hobby Lobby closes and furloughs most employees, and Apple makes COVID-19 face shields

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    Also: Ad budgets face bigger decrease than during 2008’s recession, Berlin Cameron helps small businesses, Etsy encourages sellers to make fabric masks, and more. Good morning, communicators: Agency Berlin Cameron launched an effort to help small business owners struggling to stay afloat during the current crisis. It’s team is providing answers and advice through its…

  • The ultimate guide to transparency in display advertising

    The ultimate guide to transparency in display advertising

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    The topic of transparency in screen advertising is a subject that’s been notable. Not restricted to the realms of screen, it’s dominated the headlines nearly always since 2017. However, what does transparency in screen advertising mean? Where does this come from? How do you mend it? And how can be saved money by greater transparency…

  • The Experience Disrupters

    The Experience Disrupters

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    Picture courtesy of Michael Austin/theispot. com Allow me to tell you. My dog Romeo and I come from the Cambridge, Massachusetts, offices of HubSpot, at which I’m CEO, simply choosing a Lyft. We perform with our band on Spotify. Cranking the audio, we boogie around to the puppy area, clean out some of Romeo’s toys,…

  • The One Thing Every Marketer Should Do

    The One Thing Every Marketer Should Do

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    Marketers have a tendency to be somewhat reactive. And it makes sense as each time a research engine or even a social network affects their algorithm we leap as entrepreneurs. We’re conditioned to be somewhat reactive. Whether it’s ’s your boss who is pissed your traffic dips or perhaps yourself… everybody hates when earnings and…