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What Are Microsites, And How To Use Them?

Alejandro Rioja

Hundreds of landing pages may be crammed with products, e-books, blog articles, and videos on your website. This is where microsites can come in. In short, microsites are mini-websites created for specific…

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17 of the Best Examples of Beautiful Blog Design

Hubspot

But how do you get people to fall in love with your blog in the first place? Well, just as your website homepage is like the front door to your business, your blog's design -- much like a welcome mat -- is the front door to your business blog. Beautiful Blog Examples to Inspire You. Check 'em out, below. Help Scout.

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Should I Host My Content on a Microsite, Subdomain, or Subfolder?

Content Standard

Microsite. A microsite is a domain that is separate from your brand’s website. There are several reasons to create one: Promotional campaign: Many brands use microsites as a way to promote an upcoming product release or event. This is the most recommended route to take for your brand’s blog.

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Is WordPress really the answer for all businesses?

Martech

They may have previously used WordPress for a personal site or blog, or had an external agency build a microsite for them on WordPress. ” “I can’t create microsites without IT intervention.” In either case, publishing’s a snap in this simpler environment than their enterprisey WCM system.

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Origami Logic Scores Gold with “Brand Olympics” Campaign

The Point

Throughout the games in Rio, Origami Logic tracks marketing activities by both Olympic sponsors and non-sponsors, and highlights results on a campaign microsite developed by Spear. We wanted the microsite to be as dynamic and engaging as possible,” commented Steve Reinhardt, Spear’s Web Development Manager. “We

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Show me your footer, I show you mine

Kevin Indig

Open Phone links to the most important blog articles in a separate footer section. Atlassian has a contextual footer for its Agile microsite that’s different than the footer for the main site. Stahl Kitchens uses a double footer and sections to structure it.

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3 Rules for Content Marketing in the Fake News Era

Contently

I offer these three rules for creating content in the fake news era: Rule 1: No more unbranded microsites. For years, brands have created unbranded microsites with a tiny logo on the bottom of the homepage—or no disclosure at all. This is the blog of a content marketing technology company.

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