Useful content (now known as “helpful”) is content that helps the user by providing a complete solution. That means the person absorbing your content knows which product to buy, how to perform an action, complete a task, and most important the person does not have to look elsewhere for an answer. Useful or helpful content […]
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There doesn’t have to be confusion when figuring out if a content creator should be an influencer, ambassador or an affiliate. Each content creator represents your brand, each one gets paid whether its a fee, product, or a mix; and each should provide value to your company. The confusion between which channel to place someone
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May holidays include shopping, celebrating, appreciation, and mourning losses. That is why it is important to get your messaging right. Don’t only look at your marketing messaging and imagery, look at what your affiliates, ambassadors and influencers are saying. What these people say is a direct reflection on your brand. You don’t want them creating
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Not every page, blog post, or piece of content needs to have FAQs. In many cases, FAQs are excessive and could hurt your SEO. All of us get excited when we see new traffic coming in, myself included, but FAQs should be used to add value. I’m writing this guide to keep myself, my team,
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If you’re reading this post you’ve been asked to forecast revenue (ROAS, return on ad spend) or a return on investment from influencers, YouTubers and bloggers. It can seem tricky at first, but it is fairly simple. You just need to collect accurate data points to plug into the formulas below. Then you can fine
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Yes, influencers should absolutely be in your affiliate program and allowed to be affiliates. But there are exceptions to this rule. Before we get into when influencers should be affiliates and allowed in your affiliate programs, we should define the difference between the two. Influencers promote a brand or product for a fee. You as
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