There’s something captivating about a good cinemagraph. The steam that never stops rising from a cup of coffee, the traffic moving endlessly on the road and the models hair caught by the breeze. It’s no wonder that cinemagraphs are an effective part of content marketing.
Everyone loves a competition. Well, let’s be honest, most people just like free stuff. You can use this to your advantage in business. Combine the reach of the Internet with good competition software and the result might be a couple of thousand new leads for your company.
Blogger crack, more commonly known as Pinterest. The site can send hundreds or even thousands of people to your blog every day. Once you see those analytics stats you’ll get hooked and you’re not the exception. Long story short, you should be using Pinterest to drive traffic to your site…
Coming up with a great headline for your content is essential. That’s easier said than done. Sometimes tumbleweed rolls in that space between your ears where your brain should be. Whatever combination of words you come up with are terrible. Well, rest assured it happens to the best of us…
A company logo is one of the first things you create when you launch a new business. Let’s face it, we all like to pretend we’re designers and having a logo somehow makes your project feel more real. Plus you won’t feel like an idiot if you don’t have a logo when someone asks you about it.
Video marketing is one of the most powerful ways to connect with your audience (just think about all of those famous cats on the Internet). Regardless of the topic you’re covering there are a few proven ways to grow your audience.
In between watching viral videos of animals doing tricks, humans doing crazy things and liking photos of another person sitting with their back to the camera in a beautiful setting, people stop playing with their social media to consume content. A lot of content… In fact social media is one of the largest sources of referral traffic to websites.
If you run a website you’ve probably been told a million times that “the money is in the list.” Of course, being told that you can make money from your email list and actually making money from your list are two very different things.
Photoshop is the ultimate designer’s tool. When you master it you’ll be as confident as Mr Miyagi waxing a sports car. The problem is you don’t need all that power for simple design jobs. Sometimes you just want a nice point and click solution. A simple alternative to Photoshop.
Forms. They’ve been around since paper was invented, well probably before. You fill them in when you go to the hospital, apply for a job and do your tax returns. Yet despite the offline headaches, online forms can help you build a business.