Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.
From Marketing Land:
Natural language processing 101 Aug 11, 2017 by Justin Freid As natural language processing transforms our ability to interact with machines, contributor Justin Freid takes a look at how it’s being used and what marketers can expect to see in the future.
What are the risks for businesses that are getting fake reviews on Google? Aug 11, 2017 by Joy Hawkins Creating fake reviews might seem like a great way to boost your business’s local profile, but columnist Joy Hawkins warns that the consequences far outweigh the benefits. After all, you’re not just violating Google’s guidelines — you’re breaking the law.
As Tile makes a long-term B2B play, its CMO says he’s right where he loves to be Aug 11, 2017 by Amy Gesenhues Get to Know: Tile CMO Simon Fleming-Wood
Personable is profitable: A case to rethink your content marketing strategy Aug 11, 2017 by Jen Schrauben Content marketing strategies are great for delivering information but often fail at really connecting with the reader. Columnist Jen Schrauben makes the case for incorporating friendlier, more authentic content into your overall strategy.
Does branded content drive brand lift? New research takes an in-depth look Aug 11, 2017 by Peter Minnium Contributor Peter Minnium dives into the results from a study showing that branded content truly works and has a positive impact both on consumers’ brand awareness and their purchase intent.
How soft calls to action will save your B2B campaigns Aug 11, 2017 by Garrett Mehrguth You shouldn’t have to decide between a soft or a hard call to action. Columnist Garrett Mehrguth explains why it’s helpful to offer both and shares three soft CTA tactics that will help you generate leads.
D&B CMO Rishi Dave recounts how his company looked into the mirror to find the customer Aug 11, 2017 by Barry Levine The business data firm changed its pitch, products, tech and organization in order to grow.
Facebook tests targeting ads to people who visited brands’ brick-and-mortar stores Aug 11, 2017 by Tim Peterson By letting brands create Custom Audiences of store visitors, Facebook ramps up its play for retailers’ holiday budgets — and the pressure on Snapchat.
Online Marketing News From Around The Web:
Business Issues
Content Marketing
How to Create Sexy, Interesting Content for a Boring Industry, Search Engine Journal
Repurposing 101: How To Turn One Idea Into Multiple Pieces Of Content, Search Engine People
E-Commerce
Email Marketing
Email Automation 101: How To Use Automation, AWeber Communications
Master Class: 3 Deliverability Secrets from Top Email Senders, MarTech Advisor
General Internet Marketing
How brands are using empathy to enhance marketing, Econsultancy
Marketing 101: What is a radio button?, MarketingSherpa Blog
Millennial Marketing: 4 Effective Ways to Reach Millennials, MarketingProfs
Internet Marketing Industry
MarTech
Shake Shack’s new chatbot can answer 300 customer questions, Digiday
The Top 10 Social Media Listening Tools for Budget Marketers, Social Media Explorer
Mobile/Local Marketing
Social Media
How To Get Thousands of Instagram Followers From Scratch (The Ultimate Guide), Jeff Bullas
How to Use Snapchat for Business and Finance, Web Ink Now
Study: Pinterest helps brands engage shoppers, Mobile Marketer
Video
8 Ways to Make Better Live Videos on Social Media, Duct Tape Marketing
Blogging Vs. Vlogging: Which is Better for You? – CopyPressed, CopyPressed
Marketers Must Pick Up the Video Camera – Here’s How, Content Marketing Institute
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