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8 Noteworthy Examples of Corporate Social Media Policies
Like it or not, social media is ingrained in our everyday lives. People use it to share their happy moments and grievances, ask questions, and even find jobs while employers market themselves and connect with their buyers. This is all fine and dandy, but what happens if someone posts about work or voices a contrasting personal opinion? This murky middle ground is why having a social media policy is so important for your business. Well-thought-out corporate social media policies help keep a company’s presence consistent and scalable, no matter who posts or where. Yet, 45% of companies still don’t have […]
Accelerate Your SEO Knowledge: New Webinar From Moz
Our upcoming live 2-part webinar, SEO Accelerator: Theory to Practice, will explore both the “why” and “how” of competitive analysis. Whether you’re new to SEO or looking to sharpen your skills, this webinar has something for everyone.
Workplace Loneliness Isn’t Getting Better [New Data]
Workplace loneliness has been on the rise since the COVID-19 pandemic transformed the way a lot of businesses operate — with most shifting to hybrid or completely remote working. However, that all started almost five years ago (half a decade, can you believe it?!). While some businesses are continuing on as remote or hybrid, many have returned to the office. And still, loneliness persists. Brand new data from aaask reveals that this problem could be even worse than you might think. The survey aaasked 170 people (who work remotely at least some of the time) how they currently feel in […]
How California Pizza Kitchen Embraces Change, Goes Viral on TikTok, and Gives Consumers FOMO
This week’s master has worked for Lou Malnati’s (pizza), Krispy Kreme (doughnuts), and now heads the marketing team at California Pizza Kitchen (back to pizza) — making her career sound like my dream delivery order after a rough Monday. Keep reading to hear from Dawn Keller, CMO at California Pizza Kitchen, on why she likes giving consumers emotional FOMO and how to lead the charge on brand evolution. Lesson 1: Drive emotional FOMO. “Craveable items that are unique and compel consumers to be irrational are the best defense against competition, consumer apathy, or inertia,” says Keller. For Keller, this pertains […]
7 Psychology-Backed Reasons Why People Buy — Whiteboard Friday
In this episode of Whiteboard Friday, Tasmin dives into the world of psychology. She shares mental models to use in your content to better connect with your target audience, helping them make more informed purchase decisions.
Google My Business Guide: Complete Overview & Expert Tips for 2025
If you’re just getting started with local SEO, this Google My Business guide is the perfect spot to kick things off. Even though GMB looks simple and pretty intuitive, there are a lot of things to pay attention to. You’ll really benefit from it only if your listing is set up right. Remember — when people search for a product or service near them, they’re usually very close to making a purchase. One in two people who conduct a local search (think “watch repair near me”) visit a store that day. So it’s important the information about your business that […]
21 Black Friday Marketing Strategies to Maximize Your Profits
Discover effective Black Friday marketing strategies to boost your profits. Learn actionable tips to stand out and succeed this shopping season.
My Comprehensive Guide to Micro-Influencer Marketing
I recently purchased an adorable cable-knit sweater on TikTok Shop merely because I saw an influencer post about it. The pull influencers of all followings have on social media users today is strong. After all, 63% of consumers will likely buy products promoted by an influencer they trust. In my role at Nickelodeon, I work in international influencer marketing, so I know how crucial an influencer strategy is to brands of all sizes. However, we don’t always have the budget to hire the biggest influencers in the game. Enter micro-influencers. In this guide, I’ll tell you everything you need to […]
The Ultimate Guide to Statements of Work — Here’s Everything I Know
I have been freelancing for nearly 6 years now (gosh, time flies). Initially I didn’t formalize my agreements with clients — no signed documents or contracts. But as I gained more experience, I realized that if I wanted to grow my business I had to set ground rules and put them in writing. Once I introduced contracts, which included a statement of work, working with clients became much easier. There is something about contracts that encourages (most) people to follow the rules. The more work you take on, the more important it is to organize it properly. Trust me, scaling […]
The Startup Distribution Engine: Why You Need One and How to Build It
As a startup founder or marketing leader, you’ve likely heard the mantra “distribution is everything.” But what does that really mean, and how do you put it into practice? Building a great product is hard, but it’s only half the battle. The real challenge is getting that product in front of the right customers — repeatedly, and at scale. For most startups, this is where things fall apart. In my experience, many founders either get stuck trying to sell to fewer customers at a higher price or chase thousands of lower-priced customers. As a result, they end up stretching their […]