Category: Content Marketing

  • Google Plus for Local Business: Getting the Most + For Your Time – EXPANDED

    Google Plus for Local Business: Getting the Most + For Your Time – EXPANDED

    Google Plus: Google’s Gift to Local Area Businesses – EXPANDED Editor’s Note: A version of this article first appeared on 216digital’s Cleveland Plain Dealer blog. It was such a hit there, we’ve expanded this version to include a few more helpful details.  Have you noticed that local search has changed? What’s going on? Instead of local business […]

  • Digital Marketing Round-Up: August 4th, 2015

    Digital Marketing Round-Up: August 4th, 2015

    In this week’s Digital Marketing Round-Up we’re going to talk about ways to ramp up your social media marketing. August 4th, 2015 7 in 8 Messages to Brands are Ignored on Social The Sprout Social Index found that 7 in 8 social messages to brands go unanswered within 72 hours. According to Sprout Social we […]

  • Digital Marketing Round-Up: July 7th, 2015

    Digital Marketing Round-Up: July 7th, 2015

    This week’s Digital Marketing Round-Up is all about staying ahead of the curve. Make sure your eCommerce marketing efforts are aligning with the best practices. July 7th, 2015 Promoting Content Over Producing It: Another SEO Story Link building authority Brian Dean, put out a how to guide for promoting your blog content. While it sounds […]

  • Cranking Up The Volume On Your SEO Content Writing

    Cranking Up The Volume On Your SEO Content Writing

    Cut Out the Excess Noise, And Your SEO Content Writing Will Pop! Writing comes in all kinds of styles and lengths, but one thing distinguishes great writing from mediocre: doing more with less. If your SEO content writing boasts thorough research and clear expression of facts, congratulations! You’ve passed level one. After all, truth is […]

  • Targeted SEO Content Writing

    Targeted SEO Content Writing

    Great research is the key to SEO content writing Without adequate research, a piece of writing is at risk for factual errors. Nothing destroys reader trust like reading something that’s obviously false. This is especially true when the error is so basic that a little research on the writer’s part would’ve nipped the mistake in […]