Small Business Mavericks

JULY 8, 2011

No matter what industry or niche you serve, these 21 sources for blog post ideas are golden opportunities. Television – Are there talk shows, reality shows, or other programming related to your niche or industry? There are plenty of places to go online to get ideas for your blog posts. Twitter – Who do you follow?

Yahoo 177

Yahoo Directory Aggregator Forums 177

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OCTOBER 19, 2011

I can see where this might affect a group of SEOs more than others is in the tech industry where a high number of prospects might have Google accounts. Therefore, when they conduct a search at Google.com, they won’t be automatically logged into an encrypted account for their search. That’s most people.

SEO 156

SEO Google Small Business Groups 156

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OCTOBER 28, 2015

You should also post in LinkedIn groups that are related to the niche you are marketing. You’ll get a lot better results posting in groups than you will posting directly to your profile. That includes industry-specific websites and blogs. Don’t just join and set up a profile. So head to the forums.

B2B 70

B2B Forums Marketing Proposal 70

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APRIL 17, 2015

Her experience in New York City’s advertising industry raised questions about the conventional wisdom of targeted ads. The participants in the study were 280 college students ranging from age 18-38, so you’d expect this age group to be accustomed to digital tracking. They found it to be really creepy.

Research 70

Research Advertising Study Groups 70

Small Business Mavericks

JANUARY 29, 2015

If industry jargon is used, make sure links to a glossary page are obvious for the uninitiated. Some would disagree with calling infomercial-style videos a mistake, but if you are in that group, make sure your audience actually responds to that style. This keeps the “uh” and “ummmm” fillers from taking over.

Video 70

Video Film Marketing Survey 70

Small Business Mavericks

MAY 24, 2013

This year, the keynote address was by Chuck & Don’s Pet Food Outlet founder, Chuck Anderson, whose story is an inspiration to entrepreneurs in all industries. Noah Rouen, The Rouen Group. Congratulations to the Entrepreneur finalists: Barbara Epstein, Marketing Midwest, Inc. Ellen Hertz, Max’s.

Small Business 98

Small Business Eventful Groups Groups 98