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How Growth Rocket Became a Preferred Facebook Business Partner
It seems that Growth Rocket has a new achievement to feel festive about this Yuletide season (and it’s just on the heels of Google’s birthday): We’re now a Preferred Facebook Business Partner. It may sound like a mouthful, but all it means is that we’ll be able to take Facebook advertising to unprecedented highs thanks […]
Are Backlinks Still Important for Top Ranking Websites?
Backlinks are part of every good SEO strategy. They can help your website achieve a variety of things. From exposing your brand and building authority in your industry to driving traffic to your website and boosting conversions. When link building is done correctly, it is an integral part of a highly successful strategy. Are you … The post Are Backlinks Still Important for Top Ranking Websites? appeared first on Digital Agency Network.
Are Guest Posts Bad for SEO When They Are Short?
Guest posting is a great way to establish your authority online, as well as boost your Google rankings. It is something that every website is recommended to do if they want to enjoy a lot of traffic and conversions. But, do you know the best ways to guest post? Something that a lot of people … The post Are Guest Posts Bad for SEO When They Are Short? appeared first on Digital Agency Network.
Three Steps to Elevated B2B Marketing in 2022: Innovate, Collaborate, Accelerate
B2B marketers have faced unprecedented challenges over the past two years but I am one of those people that genuinely sees these times as an opportunity. Working in the marketing industry, especially at a B2B marketing agency, means being adaptable and engaged in a constant state of improvement aka ABO (always be optimizing). Information overload, changing buyer behaviors towards digital first information experiences and the dramatic increase in content competition mean B2B marketers cannot win simply be creating more content or chasing the latest shiny object tactic. In these times of elevated digital savviness and access to digital content consumption, […]
In-Person, Virtual & Hybrid: How To Get The Most From B2B Marketing Events In 2022
How can B2B marketers get the most from events in 2022, whether they’re in-person, all-virtual, or in any of several combinations of hybrid formats? The marketing event landscape in 2022 may not be as topsy-turvy and uncertain as it was in 2021, yet there’s no shortage of questions many events are still facing. Some have chosen to hedge their bets as long as possible, waiting to see whether an in-person format will work for their audience. Others have gone all-in with one format or another, hoping that their event won’t have to make last-minute format changes as the winds of […]
Wednesday Poetry Prompts: 597
Quick note: Moriah Richard will begin her second annual February Flash Fiction Challenge on February 1. As a result, I’ll be releasing my Wednesday Poetry Prompts just a little later in the morning than usual (to avoid double posting). For today’s prompt, take the phrase “Imagine a World…” and complete that phrase, make the title of your poem whatever word(s) you use to complete that phrase, and then, write your poem. Possible titles might include: “Filled With Dinosaurs,” “Without Poems,” and/or “Where Chocolate Cake Improves Your Health.” Remember: These prompts are springboards to creativity. Use them to expand your possibilities, […]
Jen Frederick: On the Power of Found Family
Jen Frederick is a Korean adoptee living in the Midwest with her husband, daughter, and rambunctious dog. Under the pseudonym Erin Watt, Frederick has co-written two number one New York Times bestselling novels. Find her on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. In this post, Jen discusses how she represented the adoptee experience in her new romance novel, Seoulmates, her advice for other writers, and more! Name: Jen FrederickLiterary agent: Steven AxelrodBook title: SeoulmatesPublisher: Berkley JoveRelease date: January 25, 2022Genre/category: Romance/General FictionPrevious titles: Last Hit; Last Breath; Last Kiss; Last Hope; Heart & SeoulElevator pitch for the book: Korean adoptee travels to […]
The 5 Best Book Summary Websites to Quickly Boost Your Knowledge
There’s a lot of reasons you might need a book summary. Maybe you don’t have the time to get through the books on your “want to read” list. Maybe you need to write some book notes for an article you’re working on. Maybe you just want to figure out if you want to read a full book. Either way, it can be incredibly time-consuming to read through a whole book to find what you need, which is where book summary websites become a great option. In this article, we’re going to dive into five different options. Most sites cover different […]
Plottr Review (2021 Pros and Cons)
Can Plottr help you plan better fiction stories? While there’s no denying that a great plot is essential for successful fiction, there are multiple ways to come up with one. Some authors outline their work in granular detail, breaking down their story into chapters, scenes, and even moments within scenes. Their actual writing process involves fleshing out an incredibly detailed story skeleton they already have. Other writers are advocates for an approach known as pantsing. They might have a few key story details in mind at the start, but they largely develop their plot as they write. Stephen King likens […]
How To Use Criteria And Criterion Correctly In Your Writing
Criteria and criterion are two words that show the evolution of modern English. Strictly defined, the word criterion is a singular noun, and criteria is the plural form. However, it is rare to see this applied in writing today. Unless you are a stickler for accuracy in your writing, the plural form is now generally used as a singular noun. How to use criteria and criterion correctly You don’t often come across the word criterion. But if you want to improve your writing and be grammatically accurate, it’s a word worth keeping in mind. Here’s the strict definition. A criterion […]