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Customer Media Congress: Patsi’s in Dutch…

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There aren’t many conferences that I’d fly 5700 miles to get to, but the 5th International Customer Media Congress looks as if it’s going to be another smash hit. 11 topvrouwen in marketing en communicatie op het netwerkcongres over customer media in de Philharmonie in Haarlem. Post on Google Buzz.

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Online Persuasion: Seeing Through the Eyes of Your Customers

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There was a picture of a pair of glasses lying on a bench with this caption: Don’t you wish you could see through your customers’ glasses? Post on Google Buzz. And that shift means a different mindset. I saw a great blog post the other day. What if you could live in their shoes for a day? What makes them click?

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Writing Better Web Content: Ask what? Who? Why?

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Content marketing isn’t a buzz word because marketing people just like new buzzes. How well do you know your customers’ challenges and problems? She hadn’t thought out all the other ways she helped her customers: Her cards were unique, and therefore said much more than a store-bought card from a large company.

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Writing Web Content that Gets Results: Questions

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Content marketing is a buzz word not just because marketing people like new buzzes. How well do you know your customers’ challenges and problems? She hadn’t thought out all the other ways she helped her customers: Her cards were unique, and therefore said much more than a store-bought card from a large company.

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Epic Business Blog Content: 2 Questions Every Blog Owner Must Ask

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I recently purchased Joe Pulizzi’s new book Epic Content Marketing: How to Tell a Different Story, Break through the Clutter, and Win More Customers by Marketing Less. publish quality content on their blog: “Is our content more about our customers’ pain points or more about us and how great our products or services are?”

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Blog or Website: Do You Use Wordpress as a Website?

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It can be customized to look like a traditional website for any business, or you can get something customized specifically for your needs. There are a multitude of talented web people available for customizing it for your needs. Post on Google Buzz. Wordpress makes it easy for anyone to update their own site. Tweet This!

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Content Marketing Ideas: Rethinking Blogging

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I predicted the buzz about blogs would die down simply because everyone would be using a blog platform, such as WordPress, to build and manage their websites as well as blogs. Customers rule. I sense that readers/ customers/ prospects are getting more educated and sensitive to Internet copywriting persuasion tactics. Tweet This!