Marketing

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  • 2 Votes

    Furlough (furlough.com)

    The only newsletter that specializes in creating a community around digital marketing and is bringing experts, entrepreneurs, and apprentices together.

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    How to win in the creator economy (ghost.org)

    It’s not a coincidence that many of the most successful online creators seem to play by their own set of rules. Here’s how you can make the same strategy work for you.

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    Human Factors and Change (medium.com)

    Organisational change, behavioural design and coaching psychology insights — practical and research informed. Clever ways to put a dent in the world.

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    Into the Storymaze (storymaze.substack.com)

    Storytelling whats, wows and how-tos from comic book writer and advertising creative D.G. Chichester. New stories, creative writing and essays, storytelling recos across books, movies and games, and a look back at my comic book writing and editing. Entertain yourself and inspire your own creativity.

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    Your on-page SEO checklist (wtfseo.substack.com)

    In issue no. 20, Jessie looks at the priority areas for on-page SEO for news stories from the research stage to publication. Here’s our (exhaustive) guide to on-page SEO for publishers.

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    Therefore (www.thereforedaily.com)

    Your journey from consumer to creator starts here. 

    Therefore Daily, tips and insights for creators to build their own world. 

    Everything you need to thrive in the online economy sent straight to your inbox.

    We help people like you build their own world.

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    The Big Con (christinealemany.substack.com)

    Being “authentic” is a winning formula for brands, politicians, and cons.

    The Big Con shows how marketing and propaganda intersect to highlight how players quickly build credibility and inspire behavior. Readers should be able to spot disinformation, or at least know when they need more research.

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    Managing Up – Scrappy MarTech #24 (www.revgabba.com)

    Managing Up. One of the most challenging things to do as a Marketing Team of One is to manage your boss or “manage up”. If you are frustrated because your boss thinks they know more about marketing than you do, peppers you with emails, disrespects your time, or has no clue what you really do then this issue is for you.

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  • 9 Votes

    Retailtainment: a deep dive into the new shopping experiences (maried.substack.com)

    A century later, Emile Zola’s vision of shopping as a mass leisure activity is still relevant. However, in 2021, the playing field underwent a significant transformation. With the onset of the pandemic over a year ago and no respite in sight, digital escapism continues to fuel retailtainment with multiple facets and subtle undertones. If you are under the impression that you have seen everything associated with shopping-entertainment, you are in for a ride. Because this is just the beginning.

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