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A blog is much more than stellar writing. Bullseye Strategy will help you build a content strategy that will help your blog succeed.

Blog Management is Much More Than Great Writing

Once, managing a blog site was simply a popular pastime and not a crucial element of content marketing. However, over the last six years, the number of bloggers in the United States has increased by 10 million — and you can guarantee that a vast majority of those are corporations and small businesses. Today, one-third ...

Bullseye Buzz: Facebook Subtraction, Google Addition, Messenger Multiplication

By Mark Eting Bullseye Strategy Special Correspondent It’s been a math-filled week in digital marketing as companies make multiple changes to the way they do business affecting the sum of things available to digital marketers. Thankfully, the news looks positive.  Facebook Does an About-Face Less than a year ago, Facebook made campaign budget optimization mandatory,  ...

Bullseye Buzz: Poll Questions and Poll Answers

By Mark Eting Bullseye Strategy Special Correspondent Good news! Your opinions still matter. From marketers to manufacturers, and Silicon Valley to South Florida, people want to know what you think, and then provide that to you. How convenient is that? In this week’s Bullseye Buzz, we have a trio of stories about changes you’re asking ...

Digital Marketing COVID-19 Resources

Times have changed, possibly forever, in recent weeks. COVID-19 has not only affected the millions fighting the disease, but it’s also affecting nearly every aspect of life-as-we-knew it. No one seems to be immune to either the virus or its impact on the economy. While new procedures and medicines are being implemented for the sick, ...
influencer marketing myths

5 Myths about Influencer Marketing

By Jorie Mark, Senior Director of Content Strategy It’s difficult to scroll through Instagram without seeing dozens of #sponsored posts, usually by photogenic influencers cleverly posing with the products they represent.  Yogurt, lipstick, mobile phone chargers, baby wipes, tooth-whitening trays–they make it all look glamorous. Considering that 75% of marketers report having worked with influencers ...