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Rick Short Explains How to Turn Staff Into Prolific Bloggers

Online Marketing Institute

Blog HubSpot TV Contributors Marketing Kit Internet Marketing Blog The HubSpot Inbound Internet Marketing blog covers all of inbound marketing - SEO, Blogging, Social Media, Landing Pages, Lead Generation and Analytics.

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Does Google Hate Small Businesses?

Hubspot

That's all well and good for companies with dedicated social media or community managers -- but for many small businesses that have a social media manager who is also playing the role of blogger, site manager, email marketer, and salesperson, adding yet another social network to your repertoire is a much taller order. How do you get them?

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Fear-Based Cybersecurity Content Marketing: Does It Work?

nDash

Analyzing Brian Krebs and several other well-known security bloggers, I saw even more data breach focus. Instead of watching the inbound leads rack up from your content, all you’re left with is a group of target prospects with an “it’ll never happen to me” mindset. And it wasn’t just me. FUD Problem #4: The Long-Term Outcomes.

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Best Social Media Stats, Facts and Marketing Research of 2010

Webbiquity

70% of bloggers are organically talking about brands on their blog, and 38% of them post brand or product reviews. 35% of bloggers are professional journalists. Frequent best-of contributor Brian Solis shares stats from Technorati showing that nearly half of all bloggers are U.S.-based, Twitter has the fifth oldest.

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Best Social Media Stats and Market Research of 2010 (So Far)

Webbiquity

According to a recent study from Psychster, “Among the seven most common formats, sponsored content ads — in which consumers viewed a page that was “brought to you by&# a leading brand — are the most engaging, but produced the least purchase intent. Where SMB Spend their Marketing and Advert Money?