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5 Things Moms Want to Stop Hearing From Brands
October 15, 2014 · in Content MarketingFor decades, brands have grouped moms together as a single target audience and have assumed that they all think the same way, feel the same way and go through the same things. In today’s society, this is simply not the case. Moms want to stop being generalized by brands and advertisers, and instead be thought of as having unique perspectives, experiences, likes and dislikes.
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3 More Back to School Campaigns We Loved
August 14, 2014 · in Content MarketingThis year’s “Back to School” season means big business for retailers, but also poses a challenge to top last year’s numbers. How did retailers and brands fight for their share of revenue? Display advertising, social media campaigns, mobile advertising, and television all played big part in their efforts.
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10 Of The Best Mom-Approved Brands On Twitter
July 31, 2014 · in Social MediaFrom your favorite snack food to the local coffee shop, a brand’s Twitter feed is an important marketing tool – especially to an audience of discerning moms. Moms are always on a quest for the best way to run their household and care for their family. When a brand’s Tweets offer useful tips or information, it increases its chance of making a connection with consumers.
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The State of Content Marketing: 10 Important Stats
July 24, 2014 · in Content MarketingRelevant, useful content can help brands truly connect with their target audience. Content marketing is a unique tool for marketers, as it can help win over new customers as well as strengthen a sense of brand loyalty among existing ones. But where to begin? It can be daunting to begin a content marketing strategy, regardless of the industry or audience.
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