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2022 CMOs Don’t Want 2010 Solutions: Why The Forrester Wave™ Misses the Mark

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Forrester isn’t trying to say you should purchase just one of the 14 platforms it evaluated for the report (thank goodness). And guess what platform helps marketers run not only their “tip of the spear” campaigns but also their targeted Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Ads campaigns? Dear Forrester, It’s not 2010.

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7 Key Stats That Point to the Future of Marketing

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That same McKinsey study reported that in 2010, the percentage of online CPG purchases was already at six percent. Content marketers can use keywords in a whole new way — to answer questions — to become the one Google suggests when potential customers are out and about. Last year alone, CPG online sales in the U.S. totaled $58.6

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You’re doing SEO wrong: it’s all about authority

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Google doesn’t rank anything based solely on how well the semantics of the piece relate to the query. Your content can be indexed by Google for the keywords it contains. For example, I wrote the following in 2010: PageRank is designed to ensure that the most relevant, authoritative sites are listed at the top of search results.

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5 Trends for the Future of Marketing in 2020 and Beyond

Marketing Insider Group

In fact, a Google search currently yields around 129 million results for the search term “millennials”, compared to only around 7.2 Generation Z consists of people who were born from 1995 to 2010. Massive numbers of consumers have shifted to moving more and more of their purchases and everyday activities online.

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Twitter’s demise would cost marketers an important, useful channel

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Musk’s purchase has made its finances even worse by adding debt and scaring off revenue. Google understood that and offered $10 billion for the company in 2010. It is difficult to believe someone could make a $44 billion impulse purchase, but it is hard to see this as anything else. Why did he buy it?

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Programmatic Advertising Glossary & Brief History

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This led to creating the programmatic ecosystem’s first element: an ad server – DoubleClick to be specific (which would eventually be purchased by Google for $3.1 In this same time frame, Google launched AdWords, which allowed advertisers to run CPC-priced campaigns on the Google networks. billion in 2007).

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Best LinkedIn Guides, Tips and Tactics of 2010

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And on the buying side, a study from the ITSMA revealed that “LinkedIn is used by 58% of the respondents to find information or to talk to colleagues about solutions in the context of a purchase. Mark Walsh reports on company pages, another new feature added by LinkedIn in late 2010. Post on Google Buzz. Tweet This!

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