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Powerful Ideas to Power Your Content Marketing
If you want to grow, your marketing plan should be based on content where you deliver useful content by answering the questions your prospects and customers ask.
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- September 3, 2012
- Barry Feldman
Should Your Home Page Contain a Form?
I used Focus.com to do a roundup of experts’ opinions regarding this question. Worked like a charm. Insightful answers.
- August 29, 2012
- Barry Feldman
Nine Ways Marketers Make Magnetic Content
Tips for keeping your content relevant, interesting, and engaging so that readers come to know you as a resource and keep returning to devour more information.
- August 24, 2012
- Barry Feldman
Famous Scientist Reveals Why Many Marketers Suffer Insanity
Which marketing activities do you find to be effective for your organization? Survey says: you’re INSANE!
- August 10, 2012
- Barry Feldman
SlideShare Means Business: 15 Reasons Why
SlideShare helps professionals discover people through content, and content through people. Here’s a list of reasons why SlideShare means business.
- May 1, 2012
- Barry Feldman
Call to Action: Tell Your Customers Where to Go
Why is the call to action so frequently a mangled mess? These missteps come to mind.
- April 24, 2012
- Barry Feldman
Website Navigation: How to Man the Helm
Your goal is to lead travelers safely through the waters of your website. Think first about the destination, and after, the journey. Where do you want to guide the guests? What should they do upon arrival?
- February 25, 2012
- Barry Feldman
A Successful Website Achieves Objectives
A nearly universal objective for business websites is to find out WHO came to visit, to collect a business card, if you will. I’ll expand on this by listing the top three useful website strategies.
- February 15, 2012
- Barry Feldman
Creating a New Website? Borrow from the Best.
I submit the savvy way to get started on a new website is to pickpocket ideas wherever you can find ‘em.
- February 7, 2012
- Barry Feldman
Will a Website Turn You Off or On? One Word Makes All the Difference.
When you start the conversation talking about yourself you turn people off. If they can bail, they do.
The secret to turning them on is very simple, but so misunderstood. You talk about them. You employ the power of “you.”
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