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Hubspot Offers Small Business Marketers a Big Bundle of Features

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Summary: Hubspot offers a bundle of Web traffic generation and lead management features in one low-cost package. Although Hubspot positions itself as an “inbound marketing system,” it actually does more than the search engine optimization, blogging, social media interactions and related analytics needed to generate Web traffic.

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HiveFire Curata Cuts the Work in Content Aggregation

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You don’t need a special tool to scan the Internet: a simple Google Alert or Twitter search will do that for free. Content on the Web site can also be published through RSS subscriptions, email newsletters, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. The trick to making this work is efficiency. ranking the selected articles.

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Alterian Pushes Into Social Media Management with Techrigy Acquisition

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This isn’t about making it easy to react to comments on Twitter , add friends on Facebook , or research prospects on LinkedIn , which is how most marketing automation vendors are approaching social media. Sources include blogs, social networks (publicly-accessible sections of Facebook, MySpace , etc.), billion entries.

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Argyle Social Helps to Track Social Media Results

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The system provides a social media publishing tool that automatically creates links with embedded Google-Analytics-compatible identifiers for campaign, content, and source. This overcomes the fact that social media traffic often can’t be tied to a referring Web site. It can currently post to Facebook, Twitter and Linked In.

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The World May Be Ending But, If Not: 3 Tips To Be a Better Marketer in 2017

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We can expect the world to divide itself into tribes of consumers who rely on companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, or Facebook and who ultimately end up making similar purchases to everyone else in their tribe. Maybe the street traffic is replaced by herds of brightly colored unicorns. What would that imply?