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Remember those guidelines for writing press releases? Start with the most essential information in the lead paragraph: the who, what, when, where and how of why this is a newsworthy announcement. Then move on to information that substantiates the lead paragraph.

Back in May 2011, Google shared some statistics that showed 20% of searches are local, and that for mobile search the number climbs to 40%.

Literary agents have a name for the thousands of manuscripts that come through their door each day from hopeful authors. It’s called the “slush pile”. The agent's job is to read through that slush pile and pick out the few that are worth taking to market.

When a company wants an effective sales tool, there are few types of collateral that deliver as much impact as a well-written case study. A case study offers these benefits:

When you run a digital marketing agency, the #1 query you get is: if I contract with you for search engine optimization (SEO), can you guarantee a first pl

Your homepage is the first encounter many customers have with your business. How important is it to make a good first impression?

Testimonials are Dead: Long Live User Reviews You’ve worked really hard to collect customer testimonials for your website.

Blogs can be a great asset to your business’ website because they are a way to connect with potential and existing clients. However, it can be a struggle to come up with fresh content on a regular basis.

You’re set up with a MailChimp account. You have a template designed. You have a mailing list in place. You’re ready to begin your newsletter campaign. Now what? E-newsletters are still the Internet’s best tool for supplementing a website.

If you want to build natural links and promote your content on social media networks, you need to make sharing easy. It seems every blog has a different sharing widget and it can be confusing to find the best option available.