We are very excited about 2016 at Magnificent Marketing. Life is moving fast, but the world of marketing is moving even faster. How fast? We had to go to the experts to find out. Below, some of the best in the industry shared their predictions for 2016 with us.
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Five Elements to Consider For Successful Content Marketing
Today’s marketing environment celebrates in-house content as a must-have for any business trying to grow and retain an audience. Joe Pulizzi, founder of The Content Marketing Institute and author ofEpic Content Marketing presents the five elements to consider for quality content marketing.
Sales Training: How To Qualify Sales Leads
Experienced entrepreneur and business owner, Karl Scheible, from Sandler Training presents on qualifying sale leads with prospective buyers.
Buyers have a system that has evolved over the years that has effectively neutralized traditional sales. There are several mistakes a salesperson might make resulting in the buyer objecting. Learn how to 'qualify hard and close easy'.
Sales Training: Understanding The Professional Buyer’s Process
There are plenty of ways that you can make sales and build relationships with potential buyers, but it comes down to understanding the process that the buyer goes through and where the salesperson fits in. Karl Scheible from Sandler Training presents on understanding the professional buyer’s process.
6 Digital Ad Sales Strategies To Increase Online Revenue
Sales expert and media consultant Ryan Dohrn of 360 Ad Salesand Brain Swell Media presents on six sales strategies that media teams can take and implement to increase online revenue.
10 Secrets Of Ad Sales Superstars
Ryan Dohrn of 360 Ad Sales and Brain Swell Media presents on ten traits and practices of sales superstars from around the world that—when adopted and practiced consistently—lead to sales success.
Ad Sales Training: 10 Ways to Get Advertisers Out of Red Light Mode and Into Green Light Mode
Ryan Dohrn of Brain Swell Media and 360 Ad Sales present on how to get advertisers out of the objection-based “red light mode” and into the receptive, open-minded “green light mode.”
Red light mode typically means that the prospect isn’t listening, and the answer is ultimately going to be some version of no. For example, if you offer a client a free ad and they automatically decline, saying their budget is used up (which, of course, isn’t an issue if the ad is free), the client is clearly in red light mode and was planning on saying no from the get-go.
Generate And Capture Blog Post Ideas
Gini Dietrich, founder and CEO of Arment Dietrich, presents on how you can get blog posts read and shared. Here, in the first part of the series, she discusses how to generate and capture blog post ideas.
Strategies For Creating Incredibly Popular Blog Posts
Writing blogs is an essential part of content marketing and building and maintaining an audience, but many people waste time writing blog posts that never receive shares or even views.
Expert Gina Dietrich, founder and CEO of Arment Dietrich, presents useful strategies to make a blog post popular and to really capture an audience.
5 Copywriting Mistakes That Cost Your Business Cash: #4 No Social Proof and #5 Call To Action
To empower publishers and help them master the craft of copywriting, seasoned copywriter Debra Jason of The Write Direction to presents the 5 copywriting mistakes that cost a business money, and how to avoid them.
In her last three presentations, Jason covered the first three most mistakes you can make, here Jason presents the final two mistakes.
5 Copywriting Mistakes That Cost Your Business Cash: #3 Words Missing the Mark
To empower publishers and help them master the craft of copywriting, author and copywriter Debra Jason of The Write Direction presents a series on the copywriting mistakes that cost businesses money.
Now that product has been defined and the market identified, Jason explains how to avoid the third common mistake, which occurs when you are unclear on how to deliver the marketing message.
5 Copywriting Mistakes That Cost Your Business Cash: #2 Not Knowing the Target Market
One of the most important skills for a marketer can possess is the ability to communicate their message through clear and effective copy. Poor copywriting has the potential to drive away business and potential clients, customers and partners.
Seasoned copywriter Debra Jason of The Write Direction to presents on the second of five copywriting mistakes that cost a business money ways to avoid making said mistakes.
5 Copywriting Mistakes That Cost Your Business Cash: #1 Not Knowing The Product
To help you capitalize on opportunities, rather than missing out on them, author and seasoned copywriter Debra Jason of The Write Direction presents a series on the five copywriting mistakes that cost a business money and how you can avoid them.
How to Expand Reach and Grow Profits with Reader’s Choice Ballots
Print publications have been running Reader’s Choice programs for years in their communities and have found a great deal of success with these polls. Now, with new digital platforms, there is even more opportunity to grow and expand these strategies, and as an industry, publications need to take advantage. By capitalizing, magazines and newspapers can grow engagement with readers and SMB advertisers, while also generating substantial revenue and collecting valuable crowdsourced content.
Making Print Your Competitive Advantage for Online Marketing
Digital is the ultimate platform for promotions, and when this medium is fused with the power of print, your company has the potential to experience growth, an increase in revenue and generally outstanding results. Matt Coen and Julie Foley of Second Street present on promotions and—more specifically—the intersection of print and digital promotions.
How To Drive Measurable Results For Advertisers Through Promotions
In 2008, online promotion exploded onto the map, pulling in over $12 billion in revenue. In 2012, numbers reached $40 billion and are expected to soar to $80 billion in 2017, meaning that many companies are utilizing this effective method, and, in many cases, are partnering with media companies and agencies to do it. Matt Coen and Julie Foley of Second Street Promotions Lab present on four case studies in which advertisers have worked with their partners to create results through a number of different promotion methods.