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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER JANUARY 31, 2012 The Danger of Automatic Feeds in Social Media An example of this is setting up your Twitter updates to automatically feed into your Facebook company page. For example, my HootSuite social media interface allows me to publish the same message simultaneously on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Foursquare, and soon, Google+. Most social platforms enable users to finely tune and personalize their incoming content, dooming any type of mass merchandising effort. For example, a B2C firm might use …. Note: This is a guest post by Brad Shorr is Director of Content & Social Media for Straight North. Stream clogging. | THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER JULY 26, 2011 Email Productivity Tips for Marketers Only email one person at a time. Examples of subject lines might be: “Webinar Email – Review Copy by Wed 10am”. Examples are: “Here’s the revised copy for the email invitation to the July 16 webinar. This way the first thing the person sees is the deadline and he or she can plan accordingly. They talk about: Write shorter emails. Write fewer emails. | | | | | | | THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER NOVEMBER 18, 2011 Content Marketing Starts With Your Brand They tell you to be authentic, to show there’s a face behind the tweets, there’s people behind the whitepapers, and that there is a personality for your company. For example, how is your company in relation to the following “attributes”: Serious vs. Playful. Looks like a personality test? Your ‘brand’ has a personality, a voice, a look. If you are a one-person shop, going through this exercise is faster. If you are thinking about putting together a social media policy, for example, it would have to follow the brand strategy for your company. | THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER APRIL 10, 2012 Deconstructing an Email Marketing Campaign Personalization (i.e. Don’t just restate the email text, add more compelling reasons for the person to proceed with what you want them to do (i.e. What happens after the person fills out your form? For example: People who didn’t open the email. What does it take to put together a successful email campaign? It all sounds pretty simple when you think of it. Right? Header. | THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER JANUARY 17, 2012 The Blogger’s Guide to Online Marketing have personally been down that road more than once with blogging. The guide also includes “more than 21 documents, templates, worksheets, and examples to help you put the Ninja’s advice into practice immediately.” These include the all-important things like examples of good, effective sales pages, and email templates. Note: This is a guest post by Lior Levin. See Lior’s bio at the end. The Blogger’s Guide to Online Marketing is one of ProBlogger ’s newest ebooks, written by the Web Marketing Ninja. This practical guide is intended to change all of that. | THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER JULY 13, 2011 How Viral Marketing Can Kill You tells in his book a personal account of how a viral marketing campaign went wrong. It is the best example I’ve seen so far of a)someone owning to his mistakes , and b)a marketing idea backfiring really bad. And he was personally doing every speaker kit himself (printing, making copies, punching holes, and mailing). You go home happy and maybe even get a promotion. Here’s why. | | | | | | | | | -
THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER | TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 2012 How to Get Sales and Marketing on the Same Page For example, consider a sales-driven company ready to introduce a new line of products into a new market segment. Having a better sense of where a person is coming from, and having some idea of the method behind his apparent madness makes for constructive dialog. This is a guest post by Brad Shorr. Internal struggles between sales and marketing are commonplace in organizations of all sizes. Having worked on both sides, I’ve come to appreciate how difficult it can be to remedy the situation, and also how rewarding it is to get both departments singing the same tune. Work On It. MORE >> -
THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER | THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2011 How Great Content Can Solve Problems If you are struggling with creating your own WordPress website, for example, and there comes a content piece that addresses your current issue (“How to get your WordPress site up and running in 5 easy steps” kind of content, for example) you will drop what you are doing and check it out. If you had gotten content related to your issue but that doesn’t solve it (“Why use WordPress for your website” for example), it won’t get shared, commented, and more importantly, acted on. This is the third post in a series of “ Principles of Great Content Marketing ”. The problem? MORE >> -
THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER | FRIDAY, MAY 20, 2011 A Buyer Persona Template for the B2B Marketer We, marketers, are concerned with the buyer ( we want to influence the purchase ) while other departments like Development and Product Management will want to focus on the person actually using the product (a User Persona). So, from a Buyer Persona standpoint, is only natural that Sales, who is most in touch with the person actually making the buying decision will be front and center in the creation of the profile and it will be a great exercise to align sales and marketing. Infrastructure. Process Planning. Program Execution. Measurement. Map your content. MORE >> -
THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER | MONDAY, MAY 9, 2011 The Rise of the Content Marketer « The Effective Marketer first heard a term I think will become norm at the last Power of eMarketing Conference in San Francisco, during a panel discussion in which Chris Baggott , Compendium’s CEO, talked about the “ Content Coordinator “ The Content Coordinator The Content Coordinator is basically the person on your marketing team responsible for coordinating content creation and distribution. This could be a good stepping stone for a promising young Marketing Coordinator, for example. What used to be clear roles (i.e. Does it sound familiar? And scary? United States License. MORE >> -
THE EFFECTIVE MARKETER | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2011 Effective Content is Clear and Direct Or, the person just doesn’t know what exactly to write about and decides to mask the lack of subject matter knowledge. Here’s a quick example (actual text from a company’s website, I did not create it): Original : ABC Company’s training services are created with the primary objective of making our customers successful in using our products. A recent post by David Meerman Scott touched on a big pet peeve of mine… creating content that is easy to understand. Or a combination of both. Oh, boy. Big mistake. Clear and Direct Content Wins All the time. MORE >>
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