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Social Media Marketing

Celebrities And The New York Times Losing The Blue Check On Twitter – Does Being Verified Really Matter Anymore?

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04
Apr

A phone’s screen displays the Twitter verification checkmark in gold. … [+]Illustration taken in Krakow on February 14th, 2023. (Photo: Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images). NurPhoto via Getty Images Twitter said last week that “legacy verified” checkmarks would be removed from celebrity profiles, journalistic accounts, civil servants and others. If they wish to retain the […]

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Content Marketing

10 SaaS entrepreneurs share what’s NOT working in content material advertising and marketing anymore

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10
Nov

Content has become a traditional marketing channel for many SaaS companies. According to ProfitWell, content companies are likely to see 30 percent higher growth rates and 5 percent better retention rates than those not using content marketing. The content marketing game is constantly changing – what used to work for SaaS companies years ago doesn’t […]

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Healing

What does “pro-life” even imply anymore?

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29
May

Robb Elementary in Udalve, Texas has been added to our nation’s long and ignominious list of school shootings. Predictably and pathetically, the political finger-pointing began within minutes. And the tired debate (or perhaps “shouting match”) over gun rights was once again reawakened. One feature of the debate, however, is a little different this time around. […]

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Niche Marketing

Natural isn’t a distinct segment anymore – Medford Information, Weather, Sports activities, Breaking Information

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14
May

It’s gotten easier to shop locally for natural, organic foods in recent years Shoppers enter the Medford Food Co-op off of Riverside Avenue in Medford. [Jamie Lusch / Mail Tribune] Fresh produce for sale at the Medford Food Co-op. [Jamie Lusch / Mail Tribune] Fresh produce is for sale at the Medford Food Co-op. [Jamie […]

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