The Evolution of Digital Marketing

The Evolution of Digital Marketing

Digital marketing education has evolved with Definitive the new, topically sorted and heavily curated email newsletter from Convince & Convert and Jay Baer.

How to Meet Your Audience Where the Action Is

How to Meet Your Audience Where the Action Is

March’s guests on the Social Pros podcast come from for profit and non-profit companies and varied experiences and backgrounds. Despite their differences, they all recognize the importance of giving to get when it comes to social media.

How Important are Keywords in 2015?

How Important are Keywords in 2015?

Keywords no longer dictate a stellar search ranking, but keyword optimization isn’t dead and gone—it might just need a fresh approach.

The Rise Of Reluctant Marketing

The Rise of Reluctant Marketing

In a world where the experience matters more than the offer, content marketing has become the ultimate strategy for reluctant marketers – the brand leaders who are working to become less promotional and more useful and experiential.

The Savvy Marketer’s Guide to Surviving SXSW

The Savvy Marketer's Guide to Surviving SXSW

SXSW Interactive, the ultimate digital event of the year, kicks off this weekend in Austin, Texas. Each year the festival has grown by leaps and bounds, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed. No matter how many times you’ve been to the jungle called SXSW, these tips from the Convince & Convert team will help you climb to the top of the food chain.

How to Get Heard in a Noisy World

How to Get Heard in a Noisy World

In this content-saturated world, there are so many marketers screaming to be heard—which means you have to market smart, not loud.

Why Marketers Need to Give Themselves Permission to Let It Go

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In February, the Social Pros Podcast heard from Southwestern Consulting’s time management expert, a social media champion from Life Time Fitness, BroadSuite’s biggest social fan (iSocialFanz), and the Social Media Examiner himself. This month’s guests agree that you need to embrace change. When something you’re doing isn’t working, let it go and move on to something else.