
A Day in the life of a Digital Marketing Coordinator as Told by Gifs
It would take longer than the average attention span to list everything a digital marketing coordinator does each day, so here is a fun overview
It would take longer than the average attention span to list everything a digital marketing coordinator does each day, so here is a fun overview
Our blog, Deep Ads Thoughts, has been up and running for over 10 YEARS (or even longer if you are counting our super old blogspot
Before we know it, 2016 will be here. Besides planning marketing budgets, communicating goals/strategies for the year and brainstorming innovative campaigns to achieve those objectives;
An updated feature called Press This is included in the latest WordPress update called “Powell”. To use it, go to the admin area of your
Blog writing is about harnessing method and creativity to fully engage your reader. We now understand that blogs are great tools that can help your brand
Is your brand thinking about starting a blog? If you are, think no more. A blog is one of the necessary tools to function in
Blogger outreach can be a great tool as a part of a greater social media marketing strategy. It works particularly well for food brands and consumer packaged goods. Learn why!
For those of us who work on the social media side of a marketing campaign, our efforts can sometimes feel like they’re swallowed up by the overcrowded and noisy Internet. When you do break through the noise, it’s important to cherish those tiny wins because its the little wins that will make you and your brand who you are.
As of last year, Tumblr had 8.5 times more page views per month than Wordpress.com. Let that sink in. The scrappy little purveyor of humorous gif’s has 8.5 times more traffic than one of the most established hosted-blogging platforms in the world. I guess this means we should be paying attention, eh?
A few members of our Push-n-Pull team went to Social Fresh Baltimore this week. Between networking & hearing some experts speak, the conference was a success. It also helped reinforce what we do here at The Cyphers Agency (and that we’re doing it right).
During Baltimore AdWeek this year, I got the pleasure of listening to Justin Kownacki speak on creating web content people will actually enjoy and share. I won’t divulge too much of what he said because, well, you snooze you lose! I will tell you one thing he said that got me thinking, “It’s not that hard to create media people relate to, we just talk ourselves out of it.”
What’s happening? This is what Twitter asks you every time you go to post a new update. Sometimes, what is happening is also happening to a number of other people around you. It’s becoming more and more obvious as Twitter’s ubiquity grows that there is content being created that is worth finding, archiving and organizing in to stories. Enter: Storify.