In our fast-paced, reactionary business world, it is tempting to cut a few corners by posting quick, poorly thought out content—or worse yet, duplicate content from other websites—and post them to our own site. There are negative consequences to this approach since it clearly does not define you as a leader or expert in your industry.
Marketers and business owners shouldn’t overlook mobile marketing. Mobile devices, ranging from smartphones to tablets, are a major part of our lives—for example, the average person in the U.S. checks his or her cellphone phone 46 times a day, and collectively, the entire U.S. population checks their respective phones roughly 8 billion times each day.
Social media is, of course, a major part of our daily lives. According to the Pew Research Center, 76 percent of American adults use social media on a consistent basis.
Branding actually started before cowboys were poking a calf’s rear with a red-hot branding iron. Folks have been using hot iron to mark their property since the beginning of time, and have been calling it branding since the fifteenth century.
