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Best Practices for Podcast Guests: How to Make a Lasting Impression

Trade Press Services Newsletter

Be prepared to discuss how you or your work relates to the podcast theme and audience interests. Spend the time to answer the questions carefully and thoughtfully and always provide your bio to the host ahead of time. Do a “tech check” ahead of the interview to ensure everything is working properly. Tell a story.

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Spreading the Word About Your New Business

Webbiquity

Image credit: Canva Studio on Pexels You already know that, but the question is: how can you ensure you are spreading the word about your new business in the right way, and in a way that will be effective? But don’t do all of the talking—ask probing questions as well. An interesting business card can really make a difference.

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The Marketing Book Podcast: “Discover Questions” by Deb Calvert

The Forward Observer

DISCOVER Questions® for Connections, Clarity & Control: The 10th Anniversary Edition by Deb Calvert About the Book Field research, interviews, and practical application + updates for communicating effectively in these turbulent times. DISCOVER Questions® is a framework to make your questions more purposeful.

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Do Self-Service Systems Really Lead to Better Results? Our Member Survey Offers Surprising Answers to Industry Questions

Customer Experience Matrix

The CDP Institute just published its annual Member Survey, which is always a treasure chest of interesting data. The fraction of survey respondents who said they work in a martech department has more than doubled since the last survey, which was the first that listed martech as an option. Martech departments are growing: true.

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How to Write a Blog Post Outline That Leaves No Ambiguity

Marketing Insider Group

On the flip side, if you see a spike in interest for a particular topic, jump on it. Reviewing the top SERPs gives you a blueprint of what works. Look at the: Headings Length Tone Visuals What questions are they answering? What questions are they missing? Pose a question, offer a final tip, or encourage action.

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The Marketing Book Podcast: “Any Insights Yet?” by Chris Kocek

The Forward Observer

Before starting Gallant, Chris worked in advertising as a strategic planner in New York City and Austin, Texas developing nationally recognized campaigns for Fortune 500 brands and highly respected nonprofits, including AARP, Lowe’s Home Improvement, Hyatt Hotels, Ace Hardware, and John Deere. Connect the Dots. Create New Categories.

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How to Understand Your Audience and Tweak Your Content Strategy Accordingly

Marketing Insider Group

There’s something interesting you should know about B2B companies and their content strategies. Audiences evolve , trends change, and what worked yesterday might be old news today. It’s a never-ending dance, but hey, that’s what keeps our jobs interesting, right? This work must be conducted at each functional level.