Sat.Mar 03, 2018 - Fri.Mar 09, 2018

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Ready to Go Live? All You Need to Know Now

Content Marketing Institute

Live video is a great way to grow your community and show up on a more human level. Unlike regular video, the live format feels less rehearsed and edited, plus it shows up in your followers’ streams in a different way than regular video. Livestreaming is a great option for delivering breaking news, sharing the excitement and energy of a live event , and doing big reveals after a period of suspense.

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How to Edit a Blog Post: A Guide to Self Editing for Bloggers

ThemeIsle

Most online audiences don’t expect perfect spelling, but they do expect you to make an effort. Every error, no matter how small, increases the odds of your reader deciding you haven’t worked hard enough to earn their attention. This guide to self editing for bloggers will help you learn how to edit a blog post. The post How to Edit a Blog Post: A Guide to Self Editing for Bloggers appeared first on Themeisle Blog.

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Which is the Best Blog Hosting Solution?

ProBlogger

Sometimes I feel like I’m asked this question more often than people Google it. If you have a self-hosted website (or are about to start one), you’ll probably want to know the answer too: Which is the best blog hosting solution? There are plenty of answers to this question. Check out the web hosting services topic on any forum or community discussion board, and you'll see both glowing endorsements and damning negativity for every hosting company out there - no matter how good they are.

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Do Agile Marketers Wear the Quality Content Crown?

Content Marketing Institute

Now that we’ve officially declared quality victorious over its long-time nemesis quantity, I’d like to propose that we also retire the well-worn phrase, “Content is king.” Instead, I’d like to propose a new alliterative truth: “Quality is queen.”. But how do we make it happen? In an interesting (and somewhat counterintuitive) twist, it turns out Agile marketing teams may have a good answer because they are more likely to prioritize quality than their traditional or ad-hoc process counterparts, a

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Marketing Operations in 2025: A New Framework for Success

Speaker: Mike Rizzo, Founder & CEO, MarketingOps.com and Darrell Alfonso, Director of Marketing Strategy and Operations, Indeed.com

Though rarely in the spotlight, marketing operations are the backbone of the efficiency, scalability, and alignment that define top-performing marketing teams. In this exclusive webinar led by industry visionaries Mike Rizzo and Darrell Alfonso, we’re giving marketing operations the recognition they deserve! We will dive into the 7 P Model —a powerful framework designed to assess and optimize your marketing operations function.

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A 30-Minute Hack for Nonprofits to Improve Their Content Marketing [New Research]

Content Marketing Institute

Nearly all nonprofit marketers would benefit greatly by taking one month to power up their content marketing programs. That’s a logical conclusion based on the responses from 207 nonprofit marketers to the eighth annual Content Marketing Institute/MarketingProfs content marketing survey. Thirty percent of nonprofit marketers neither agree nor disagree that they can demonstrate that content marketing has increased the number of people helped or served by their organization.

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Road Map to Success: Turn Your Strategy Into a Stellar Editorial Content Plan

Content Marketing Institute

Unless today is your first day as a content marketer, you’re aware of how essential a documented strategy is to achieving content marketing success. It’s one of those mantras you’ve heard being chanted again and again throughout every corner of the industry until you simply can’t help but accept it as truth. It really is that important. But let’s face it: Not all of us have a direct part to play in crafting or controlling our company’s strategic, high-level view of content.

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