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| Your Source for What Matters in Marketing • From the Team at MarketingProfs |
| Thursday, April 23, 2020 |
| Hello again, friend. We hope you and your family are safe and sound. A quick reminder that MarketingProfs Chief Content Officer Ann Handley will be making a special free presentation tomorrow for the MarketingProfs community, direct from her backyard Tiny House. Ann's "How to Write Your Face Off: Writing for Non-Writers" talk will be this Friday, April 24, at 2 PM Eastern. Ann will share ideas, advice, and inspiration with those of us who don't identify as writers. Her goal is to show you that you are in fact a writer—even if you don't feel like one. Join Ann and your fellow marketers of the MarketingProfs community. We're all in this together, —Team MarketingProfs In This Issue: |
| Four Google Alerts Alternatives That You Will Actually Want to Use | ||||
| You need to know what's being said online about you, your brand, your competition, your industry, and other topics you're interested in. At first, Google Alerts might seem the most obvious choice, but it's notoriously unreliable. You have options, though, including these 4 alternatives. | ||||
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| Bringing Your B2B Brand Into the Digital Age: Kelly Hungerford of Sunstar Global [Podcast] | ||||
| Kelly Hungerford of oral care brand Sunstar Global opens up about how she brought the company's European marketing organization into the digital era. Read more and listen in on this insightful conversation. | ||||
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| 'Good writing is the central nervous system of good marketing': Ann Handley | ||||
| MarketingProfs virtual event | ||||
| Don't miss this opportunity to level-up your writing (and marketing) with Marketing Writing Bootcamp. Ann will kick it off on Tuesday, April 28, with a live keynote and Q&A. Come ready to learn, laugh, and feed your writing soul. Save $100 on your ticket with code HappyCamper. | ||||
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| Workplace Generational Stereotypes: How True or False? [Infographic] | ||||
| Amazingly, five generations work together in today's workplaces. And if the Silent Generation is conservative, Boomers are materialistic, Gen X is skeptical, Millennials are narcissistic, Gen Z is impulsive... how well do they work together? Or are those stereotypes just all wrong? Let's find out. | ||||
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