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Make the most out of your time on Instagram. Use these tips to grow your following, build your brand, and attract new customers to your business. 
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Breaking the fourth wall happens in performance when an actor (improviser, comedian, etc.) interacts with the audience and brings them into the performance. It creates the “we.” It says to people that there is no wall between us and the audience. And, in the corporate space, it signals that there is no wall between the company and its customers. Via Jeff Domansky
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April 15, 2017 10:55 PM
Breaking the 4th wall or the "we" in marketing videos.
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Age-old marketing best practices, and not ‘new tricks’, are what will help you improve your email marketing campaigns and get a better email response rate. Via Jay
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If you've ever hired an influencer and didn't see a return on your investment, you're not alone. But don't stop trying. Via Jay
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This simple strategy will increase engagement and add enhanced credibility to the persuasive point you’re trying to make in your marketing content and copy. Via Jay
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Do you ever wonder why certain content and ideas become very popular while others fail to gain traction? Derek Thompson’s new book ‘Hit Makers: How Things Become Popular‘ takes an in-depth look at what makes a viral or popular product. The book doesn’t provide a secret formula for virality, however, Thompson provides a lot of detailed research on the key factors that cause content and products to become popular. Here is my take on the content marketing lessons from the book. Via Jeff Domansky
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March 9, 2017 10:18 AM
Steve Grayson explores a new book about how and why things become popular. Is it FOMO (fear of missing out) or something deeper? |
