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Threads and Spill: Can These New Apps Dethrone Twitter?
Since getting purchased by Elon Musk, Twitter has been in a highly-publicized tailspin. Between staff cuts, unpopular feature changes, public disputes with reputable media entities, and declining traffic and ad revenue, the platform has had a tumultuous year. One thing Twitter hasn’t had to deal with in its 17-year history is direct competition. While there are plenty of other popular social media platforms, they all serve different purposes. Instagram, traditionally a photo-based app, is a place to share visual content. Facebook is for communicating with people you already know and engaging in groups. TikTok has a unique hybrid of video […]
Explainer Videos: 10 Examples for Marketers
Explainer videos are a great way to push your content and brand to your target audience, but creating one might seem intimidating. How will you make a video that is informative, engaging, and easy to follow for your audience? Fortunately, this article has simple tips and excellent examples to help you get started. What is an explainer video? An explainer video is a short video that communicates how something works in a simple way to its target audience. Explainer videos are often used in marketing to show the benefits of a product or service and how they work. Explainer videos […]
How AI Perceptions Have Changed in the Last Decade [Comparing New & Old Consumer Data]
AI may sound like a new tech trend, but it’s actually been around in the lives of business owners, marketers, and consumers for years. So, how has the perception of AI changed over time? To answer this question, we looked at the data HubSpot collected in the 2017 survey we conducted of 1,400+ consumers worldwide. We then compared that data to our 2023 State of AI Survey, in which we surveyed 1,350+ business professionals. How People Felt About AI in 2017 How People Perceive AI in 2023 How AI’s Perception Could Change How People Felt About AI in 2017 In […]
Using the New “E” in E-E-A-T To Generate Interest in Your Brand
Google loves its acronyms. In late 2022, the search giant added an extra wrinkle to their Search Quality Rater Guidelines and introduced “Experience” to their existing Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trust (E-A-T) framework. This addition was part of Google’s ongoing effort to help websites provide users with more helpful, relevant information. E-E-A-T, or “Double-E-A-T,” now emphasizes the importance of including relevant first-hand experience with any subject matter. What does it mean for publishers? We’ll cover that and more below. Understanding E-E-A-T Guidelines Each part of E-E-A-T is essential for great content: Experience: Real-world or first-hand experience with the topic. Expertise: Extensive […]
Google SGE: Early Local Search Data
If the local version of Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE) experiment rolls out broadly, what will that be like for local business owners and their marketers? This is the question I set out to answer with a small study geared to gather some early basic data. Bearing in mind that there is no guarantee that the present version of SGE will roll out or will look exactly as it does now, I have what I hope are some interesting takeaways for you today! Methodology With SGE enabled, I performed 50 manual local searches. 100% of these searches generate local packs […]
Millennials vs. Gen Z: Why Marketers Need to Know the Difference [New Data]
In recent years, there’s been a common misconception that Gen Z and millennials are essentially the same. When companies discuss reaching younger audiences, many often lump Gen Z and millennials into the same group and create one campaign strategy that they believe fits both groups. Sure, many millennials and Gen Zers are considered “young adults.” Both generations are highly connected to technology and the internet. It might seem effective to run one campaign aimed at both generations, but is this really the right move? To investigate, I decided to start by letting consumers weigh in on whether or not the […]
Generative AI and Customer-Centricity: How Three Companies Use Generative AI to Connect with Their Customers [And How You Can, Too]
The dominant story of 2023 for salespeople, marketers, and content creators has been the rise of generative AI. ChatGPT, the application based on OpenAI’s Large Language Model (LLM), now has the fastest adoption rate in history, reaching 100 million daily active users within two months of launch. Yet most sales reps and marketers still use generative AI tools on an ad hoc basis to generate content — from email drafts to talking points, and ad copy to new product designs. And many haven’t yet experimented with generative AI at all. There’s a major, often overlooked area of opportunity when it […]
How to Create a Unique, Relatable Brand as a Content Creator
When diving into content creation, most upcoming creators tend to focus on the materials they need, such as cameras, lighting, and an optimal place to record. All that is crucial to creating high-quality content, but there is one more thing creators need — a personal brand. What makes you stand out as a content creator? How do you create a content creator brand audiences can trust? We will explore what a personal brand is, why it’s essential, and how to create a content creator brand. What is a personal brand? A personal brand is how you present yourself as a […]
Over $204M lost to DeFi hacks and scams in Q2: Finance Redefined
The top 100 DeFi tokens didn’t see much change in price over the past week, with the majority posting minor weekly gains.
Investors still waiting on $1.9M refund Logan Paul promised 6 months ago: Coffeezilla
Coffezilla asserted that the refund process should be easy to sort, and the financial implications aren’t an issue for someone as wealthy as Logan Paul.