Starting any new marketing leadership role is intimidating – transitioning to a new team with new faces, learning industry-specific policies, and familiarizing yourself with the overall goals of your new organization takes time and effort. And that’s only for a “traditional” marketing role.
Content marketing. If you definitely feel like you understand “content” and you’ve got a firm grasp on “marketing,” but the two words combined stump you, read on. I promise, content marketing is nowhere near as complicated as it can seem!
We communicate via fleeting Snapchat messages. Our Tweets are capped at 140 characters. Our Vine creations are just six seconds long, and even our Grams are now “Insta.”
12 hours of reality television? Sure. 38 bags of gummies? Gimme. And 86 frozen pizzas? Get in my belly. These are unequivocal cases of where more simply is better.
Growing up, we’re always taught that it’s important to learn from our mistakes. Sometimes, it’s better to save yourself the trouble and learn from the mistakes of others.
Email marketing isn’t quite an art, but it’s pretty darn close. In order to have a successful B2B marketing campaign, you have to be creative and patient–like any of the great artists! Vincent Van Gogh was known for his patience, right? Even though a B2B email might not contain flashy …
Last April, I scared my friends into thinking I was a crazy person because I had discovered a passion for something rare. No, not season 11 of The Bachelor. Data visualization.
