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Three Copywriting Lessons from “Just Do It”
Just do it. Why does this slogan work?
Content and Quarantine: 3 Lessons
For certain brands, crafting content around COVID-19 is both a responsibility and a benefit to the customer. It’s time to stop doing what you had planned and make a new start.
Understanding your Google Ads Account: Tips for Nonprofits
Here are just a few helpful tips for understanding your google ads account and how to properly utilize your ad grants revenue.
The Power of Simple
More doesn’t make you look smarter. More makes you look complicated.
The Most Important Marketing Question
The most important question in marketing is a simple question that is often difficult to answer.
The Email That Generated $30,000
They didn’t realize how much a simple email could make a difference in generating revenue.
The Future of Facebook Advertising
For marketers, the real insights from Facebook’s recent earnings report came in the earnings call where Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg spoke about trends they are seeing and the tools they are developing.
3 Lessons From My Day Inside Coca-Cola
Coke is a shining example that success in business typically comes from doing something well over an extended period of time. There are three things they do really well.
Digital Essentials: From Idea to Image
Mary Claire’s work is creative while moving the bottom line forward for Roundtree’s clients.
A Tale of Two Data Sets
Marketing is like dating. From first impression to final sale, every piece of content in between is like a date. Businesses convert sales after several of these dates or touch points. This is called inbound marketing.
3 Creative Ways To Strengthen Your Brand Position
A brand position is knowing what makes your business different and communicating it effectively. Most companies have a brand position but struggle expressing it.
The Ubiquitous Lesson
The bold, black lettered word ubiquitous appeared on 60 billboards that sprung up around Chattanooga mid-spring. These invasive signs left many wondering, “What is ubiquitous? And who is behind these signs?”
B2B Marketing Case Study: Intel
B2B Marketing Case Study: Intel Intel makes an ingredient. It doesn’t make the main dish. Consumers aren’t interested in ingredients like vanilla flavoring. They want to eat cookies. Intel doesn’t make or sell a product directly to consumers. They make semiconductors...
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