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Google is on a path to dominate the world---one tech step at a time. Let's take a look at how it's happening.
When everyone else is looking for high quality video and photography production, you can use your iPhone (or any smartphone) to execute a guerrilla marketing strategy for your Authoritative Content.
As big publishers like Time cut costs and staff, the opposite is happening to their online publishing frequencies. According to Poynter, Time has doubled the amount of content it publishes online each year.
You publish Authoritative Content and promote it through your social media channels, but are you aware of the legal issues you could face on the social web?
As an Authoritative Content publisher, you already publish high-quality content online, and you've probably already attracted at least a small audience. So why would you want to hire a content strategist?
The fundamentals of human psychology tell us that human beings have an innate need to identify patterns in life and in their surroundings.
Blogging is on top again according to the results of the 2014 Social Media Marketing Industry Report from Social Media Examiner.The annual survey of social media marketing professionals found that businesses continue to invest more in social media marketing each year, but the way that money is invested is changing.
At the start of 2014, many people in journalism circles were calling 2014 the year of adaptive journalism.
Visual content is so popular today with photos, slideshows, videos, animated GIFs, and even data visualizations taking center stage on many websites and blogs.
A new report from Millennial Media and comScore reveals which types of online content are consumed by internet users in the United States more frequently on mobile devices than desktop computers.
What better way to communicate the power of visual communications than with a visual communication? That's exactly what Wyzowl has done with its new The Power of Visual Communication infographic.
This week, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a new law requiring any website (including blogs) that gets more than 3,000 visitors per day to register with the government.