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  • 1 month ago | wordstream.com | Kaleigh Moore |Rob Glover

    If you’re a marketer or small business owner wanting to get your audience’s attention, you must be everywhere. Keeping up with content production can be daunting, from email and social media to paid campaigns and product pages. Here’s where user-generated content can help. But what is user-generated content? How can you collect it? And how can you repackage UGC to get more mileage out of it? Keep reading to find out. 7 ways to repackage UGC contentWhat is user-generated content (UGC)?

  • Jan 10, 2025 | wordstream.com | Rob Glover

    Winter is an absolute punderland of witty writing and funny phrases. Puns add the perfect seasoning to any social media post, marketing email, or other mid-winter message you need to send. But you say your snow good at writing winter puns? Don’t flurry. We’ve collected a wintery mix of snow puns, food puns, cold-weather puns, and more. Beyond a seasonable doubt, these brrr-illiant puns will have your followers igloo’d to their screens.

  • Jan 7, 2025 | wordstream.com | Rob Glover

    “SEO is dead.”That’s an easy conclusion to come to after the last few years. Turbulent rankings, increased zero-click searches, and AI-fueled SEO heists feel like the final nails in the search coffin. The truth is, what actually died is the 2015 version of SEO. It’s no longer just about climbing a list of little blue links on Google. New technology, user behavior, and regulations changed that.

  • Jan 2, 2025 | wordstream.com | Rob Glover

    If 2024 was the year content marketing blew up, 2025 will be the year we start to see through the settling dust. We’ll have new data to determine how much to invest in traditional SEO, get a feel for what our new tech stack looks like, and figure out where AI-powered answer engines fit in our strategy. We’ll also start to gain clarity on AI transparency and the importance of online forums in content marketing 3.0.2025 will be a year of transition in content marketing.

  • Dec 23, 2024 | wordstream.com | Rob Glover

    It’s time to plan our 2025 marketing campaigns, and we could all use a little inspiration. So, I asked a cadre of experienced marketers to share their favorite ads and campaigns from 2024. Now, I love a good rundown of multinational corporations’ biggest, flashiest ads. But most of us market for SMBs, have limited budgets, and need to generate a lot from a little. I was delighted that the examples I got back have a healthy mix of big-brand bravado and small-business resourcefulness.

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