Takeaways

Refresh regularly

Alex Manea via Medium

Don’t stop at writing an article. Keep it on top of the SERPs by regularly monitoring and updating it.

SEO | Takeaway submitted by Hendrik-Jan, Lead Strategist

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Avoid the anxious

Charles Miller via James Clear’s blog

Spend part of your day going fast, the rest going slow, and avoid the anxious middle where you neither relax nor move forward.

Productivity | Takeaway submitted by Hendrik-Jan, Lead Strategist

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Single-sighted

Dan Oshinsky via Inbox Collective

Stop letting one metric define success. Look at multiple metrics to get a clearer read on your audience and their needs.

Strategy & Planning | Takeaway submitted by Martha, Email Marketer

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Pain sticks

via Think Fast, Talk Smart Podcast

Use negative words to make your message stick; people remember pain better than pleasure.

Writing | Takeaway submitted by Sophia, Content Marketer

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Not a candy bar

via Conversion Rate Experts

Short copy might sell a candy bar, but serious prospects demand more—give them the information they’re hungry for.

Conversion Rate Optimization | Takeaway submitted by Martha, Email Marketer

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Human advantage

Joe Domaleski via Medium

Invest in human-created content to differentiate yourself as AI content grows.

AI | Takeaway submitted by Sophia, Content Marketer

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1–3–1 method

Ariana van Scherrenburg via Medium

When writing case studies, follow this framework: 1 headline, 3 lines of body copy, and 1 Artifact (a single image of your process, or even a short 5-second video).

Writing | Takeaway submitted by Leah, Digital Marketer

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“F*** off contact page”

Nic Chan via her blog

Don’t do the “f*** off contact page.” For service businesses that rely on trust, helpfulness, and lead generation, hiding contact options is self-sabotage.

Conversion Rate Optimization | Takeaway submitted by Sophia, Content Marketer

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Headline salesman

Farjad Taheer via OptinMonster

Make your headline your selling point, because “59% of people will share an article without reading it first, or ever.”

Writing | Takeaway submitted by Leah, Digital Marketer

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Unicode★impact

via upland

Experiment with Unicode in subject lines using A/B testing to see if it works for your audience.

Email Marketing | Takeaway submitted by Sophia, Content Marketer

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