Published in Stronger Content

·Jul 4

Writing for the Bottom of the Funnel: Closing the Deal

So much of content writing today focuses on top-of-the-funnel (ToFu) content or middle-of-the-funnel (MoFu) content. Each has its role in driving people through the customer journey and nurturing them. But less attention is paid to the bottom of the funnel content Top of the Funnel Top of the funnel content is about generating leads…

Content Marketing

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Writing for the Bottom of the Funnel: Closing the Deal

Published in Stronger Content

·Nov 19, 2021

Website and Cross-Site Tracking Is Out of Control

I know I’m not the first to point this out, but tracking by websites is out of control. After an hour of being online today, all at mainstream websites, I somehow managed to accumulate more than 8,000 trackers.

Privacy

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Website and Cross-Site Tracking Is Out of Control

Published in Stronger Content

·Nov 7, 2021

Apple OS Update Will Play Havoc with Email Open Rates

The latest update to the iOS operating system for iPhone and iPads may cause a big change in email open rates. iOS 15 lets users opt-in to a mail privacy protection feature. If users do so, it will block email senders from being able to get information about how users…

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Apple OS Update Will Play Havoc with Email Open Rates

Published in Stronger Content

·Oct 30, 2021

Trust in News Rebounds, But Still Falls Short

Trust in news has rebounded a bit over the past year, according to a new survey by Civic Science, but it’s still a relatively dismal picture. In March, only 50% of Americans say they trust any form of media for reliable and unbiased news. While those numbers have increased to…

News

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Trust in News Rebounds, But Still Falls Short

Trust in news has rebounded a bit over the past year, according to a new survey by Civic Science, but it’s still a relatively dismal picture.

In March, only 50% of Americans say they trust any form of media for reliable and unbiased news. While those numbers have increased to…

Published in Stronger Content

·Oct 25, 2021

Remote Marketing Jobs Hit New Pandemic High

There’s been an incredible explosion in high-paying marketing jobs that are now available to work remotely. Data scientists from Ladders, a website focused on six-figure jobs, reported a 1,985% increase from January of 2020 to September of 2021 in remote marketing jobs. Based on independent research and overall market trends…

Marketing

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Published in Stronger Content

·Sep 9, 2021

Twitter adds Communities (Similar to Facebook Groups)

Taking on Facebook Groups and Reddit threads, Twitter has announced Communities. Now in testing, Twitter is adding communities based around content themes. “Imagine an alternative timeline where everyone just gets you…” Twitter posted in making the announcement. Twitter showed examples including: · Plant lovers · Black women photographers · Sneakerheads …

Twitter

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Published in Stronger Content

·Aug 19, 2021

Maps Reimagined if Streaming Services Were Countries

A new study by Mackeeper has analyzed which streaming services are bigger than entire countries! The US dominates global tech and is home to the majority of tech giants including streaming services, but this study shows which of these mammoth services are bigger than countries by comparing population to subscriber…

Apple

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Maps Reimagined if Streaming Services Were Countries

Published in Stronger Content

·Jul 9, 2021

Biden Executive Order Urges Net Neutrality, Privacy Regulations, Crackdown on Anti-Competitive Tech Practices

The Biden Administration took aim at tech companies with a new Executive Order. It urges 12 different federal agencies to aggressively regulate big business, including the FTC and Justice Department which have broad antitrust enforcement powers. “The Order includes 72 initiatives by more than a dozen federal agencies to promptly…

Privacy

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Jul 9, 2021

Biden Executive Order Urges Net Neutrality, Privacy Regulations, Crackdown on Anti-Competitive Tech Practices

Tech

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Published in SportsRaid

·Jul 1, 2021

Supreme Court: NCAA Athlete Compensation Rules Violates Anti-Trust Laws

Study shows overwhelming public support for ruling The Supreme Court’s decision that the NCAA cannot limit education-related payments to student-athletes. In a unanimous decision, the court rejected the NCAA’s arguments that allowing additional compensation would undermine the amateur athletic model. “With surprising success, the NCAA has long shielded its compensation rules from ordinary antitrust scrutiny,” wrote Judge…

Sports

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Supreme Court: NCAA Athlete Compensation Rules Violates Anti-Trust Laws

Writing for the Bottom of the Funnel: Closing the Deal

Website and Cross-Site Tracking Is Out of Control

Apple OS Update Will Play Havoc with Email Open Rates

Trust in News Rebounds, But Still Falls Short

Trust in News Rebounds, But Still Falls Short

Remote Marketing Jobs Hit New Pandemic High

Twitter adds Communities (Similar to Facebook Groups)

Maps Reimagined if Streaming Services Were Countries

Biden Executive Order Urges Net Neutrality, Privacy Regulations, Crackdown on Anti-Competitive Tech Practices

Biden Executive Order Urges Net Neutrality, Privacy Regulations, Crackdown on Anti-Competitive Tech Practices

Supreme Court: NCAA Athlete Compensation Rules Violates Anti-Trust Laws

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