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2013 in Review: Top Content Marketing Assets & Initiatives for the New Year

KoMarketing Associates

2013 was a successful year for KoMarketing. The beginning of 2013 saw us performing significant program work for clients in Europe. During the year 2013, we wrote. How Link Building Management Will Change in 2013 & Beyond. And the Nominees for Best 2013 Content Marketing Ideas Are….

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Have we made any progress with women in tech? Not much

Biznology

I happened upon the piece that I wrote after that conference in 2013 and decided to ask the women I interviewed back then if they have more recent experiences that they would like to share with my readers. My original article in 2013 contains several valid suggestions that are still useful today for everyone in tech.

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MarTech’s ecommerce experts to follow

Martech

She started her first business at the age of 19, selling jewelry assembled in her bedroom on Etsy. It won the Shopify Build-A-Business competition in 2013 and has millions of sales worldwide. LinkedIn: Amy Porterfield (28K followers) Instagram: AmyPorterfield (405K followers) YouTube: AmyPorterfield (28.7K

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Content Marketing in the Media Apocalypse

Contently

I first joined Contently as editor-in-chief in 2013. Failing at media in 2013 was easy but avoidable; in 2019, it feels inevitable. We’re entering an age in which some of the best-funded content operations are being run by brands. Their mastheads topped by content marketers.

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The Age of the Unicorns

LeanData

When the term was coined in 2013, they still were relatively uncommon. The Age of the Unicorns. They are the business world’s version of the Kardashians – constantly in the public eye. These are the privately held technology companies whose purported valuations have swelled to the dizzying heights of $1 billion and more. Not anymore.

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AE Marketing: Using Your Brand to Generate Growth in an Age of Uncertainty

Hinge Marketing

Interestingly, in the last recession (2012-2013) small- to mid-size firms became endangered. Even in the digital age, referrals are crucial. The post AE Marketing: Using Your Brand to Generate Growth in an Age of Uncertainty appeared first on Hinge Marketing. Findings were also segmented by size — from small to mega size.

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5 Ways to Leverage Content Marketing to Expand Your Business into New Markets

Marketing Insider Group

Look at their age, gender, culture, marital status, income, language, professions, and educational levels. In a 2013 Google study , 50 percent of the companies surveyed indicated that they had emotional ties to their vendors. Studies show that 95 percent of all purchase decisions are emotion-driven.

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