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40+ Blogs Marketers Should Be Following

PR 20/20

Hence our obsession with keeping tabs on industry blogs and finding those articles and authors that impact our own ways of thinking. If like us, you’re always looking for new marketing resources, you’ve landed on the right blog post. Below is a guide to Ready North's favorite blogs and publications. Sorry if we missed you!

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Innovative Ways to Make a Splash in the Apparel Industry

5W PR

Leverage social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Pinterest to share visually compelling content that resonates with the audience and encourages them to engage with the brand. UGC adds authenticity to a brand and allows potential customers to see real people enjoying the apparel. This strategy attracts attention.

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Why should brands use social media for their business?

Landis PR

Corporate blogs are the norm. In 2018, Whole Foods Market launched a contest that invited customers to share social media posts of their latest food obsessions and tag #MakesMeWhole. In 2018, Whole Foods Market launched a contest that invited customers to share social media posts of their latest food obsessions and tag #MakesMeWhole.

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The 2 Types of Social Network to Navigate for Social Listening

Cision

Social conversations can help develop sales leads, improve customer service and highlight employees’ acts of kindness, but only if brands know how to listen closely to what their audiences are saying. This second group includes networks like Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and Pinterest. Get the LiSTEN e-book today!

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3 Benefits of Integrating Your Enterprise Social Strategy

Cision

By investing in social listening software , you’ll be able to help all departments, including solving customer service issues, monitoring rising crises and identifying sales opportunities. These people may be valuable later on when you’re looking for a quote for a press release or a unique perspective for a blog post.

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Creating Contagious Content for Moms: What Brands Need to Know

Polaris

In the predictable category: moms are active on social media; 90% of those surveyed share content on social networks; and, most of the time, moms hang out online on Facebook (although half also visit YouTube, blogs, Pinterest, and Twitter at least weekly). The upside is brands are managing relationships with current customers.

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Mary Meeker on the rise of the internet for marketing and public relations

Stephen Waddington

Google Lens and Pinterest Lens show the potential of this technology. #11 It is driving accountability and improving customer service. Every aspect of the organisation is social, from sales to customer service. Customers engage with each other and the business in a community. 11 There is no line.

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