Christopher S. Penn – Marketing AI Keynote Speaker

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  • Improve on-site SEO with Webmaster Tools Data Highlighter [Video]

    Want to make sure you’re using the latest markup tags from Google for optimum on-site SEO? Google’s made it easier than ever inside of their free Webmaster Tools software with the Data Highlighter.

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    Just click on the structural elements of your website or blog, categorize the different on-page pieces of data, and let Google do the rest.

    Is it a magic wand or a silver bullet that will catapult you to the top of the rankings? Of course not. Will it help, particularly if Google doesn’t highlight obvious pages or links in your site when you search for it? Yes.

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  • The future of podcasting, 6 years later

    Chris Brogan asked 6 years ago:

    But now, think about podcasting. Where is THAT going? If you can guess that one correctly, get back to us all. It’s been a crazy ride so far.

    Podcasting is going exactly where it should be going, away from “shiny object of the day, one solution will solve your problems” to useful platform in the right context.

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    People have been speculating on either the rise of podcasting or its imminent death for the last decade. The reality is, it’s just another part of the new media landscape, and one that has silently grown for the last 5 years in the background, as much more noisy and flashy new inventions have come along.

    Consider what podcasting is for a moment:

    • Audio or video content
    • Available streamed on demand or downloadable
    • Published regularly
    • Subscription-based, usually through an RSS feed or audio player

    These features give podcasting unique advantages and disadvantages.

    Podcasting Advantages

    Podcasting is terrific at delivering a lot of information when your audience wants it. For people who prefer to listen or watch instead of read, or who listen at certain times of the day (on a commute or at the gym, for example), podcasting is a perfect way for them to get content they want.

    Podcasting is excellent for giving you control over the integrity of your media. When you do a radio show or TV show, there’s every chance that your words are going to be excerpted, possibly taken out of context, and mangled beyond recognition. When you produce your own podcast, you have control over the output. You can’t, of course, control what other people do with it, but at least it leaves your servers intact.

    Podcasting is time and location shifted, which means that for people who live in areas without the latest LTE or 5G networks on their smartphones, podcasting represents one of the best ways to get rich media content reliably.

    Podcasting is great at delivering loyalty, because it requires a greater time commitment from users than other forms of new media. As such, typically only the dedicated are tuning in.

    Podcasting Disadvantages

    Podcasting is NOT a wonderful platform for delivering anything time-sensitive, because you don’t know when someone will tune in.

    Podcasting is almost impossible to track using conventional analytics, as many sites and services cache the audio, screwing up the numbers. There is every likelihood that your numbers are underreported. There’s also no clickstream, since there’s no way to track mentions from audio to browser.

    Podcasting is a LOT of work. There are many more companies, services, and ideas now to make things more streamlined than there were in its infancy in 2004, but it’s still a significant commitment of time and energy.

    Podcasting is not a get-rich-quick scheme, any more so than Twitter, blogging, or real estate (we see how well that worked out last decade). This, by the way, is one of the key sources of discontent, as a lot of claims were made early on about podcasting being the way for you to quit your day job and solely be a new media maven.

    So what’s the future?

    We’re effectively 10 years into podcasting’s life. Based on research by Edison Research and Arbitron, podcasting seems to have reached maturity about 3 years ago, with an effective audience of 32 million Americans:

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    While that’s not Facebook numbers, it’s still a decent size, and it’s an ideal vehicle to continue reinforcing loyalty of your most dedicated customers and fans.

    Should you be podcasting?

    If you are willing to make the commitment in time and resources, the answer is still yes. Podcasting is a great way to deliver a lot of content to dedicated parts of your community for the purposes of reinforcing loyalty and strengthening your brand.

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  • Everything big will soon be small

    Here’s a point of optimism for the marketer who doesn’t have Fortune 100 budgets at your disposal: everything big is getting small. If we look back at the digital marketing space in the last 10 years, we see that solutions first typically come out at the enterprise level. Before Facebook’s advertising system got the ability to do custom audiences or other advanced features, the Facebook exchange had them. For a while, the most complex AdWords solutions were available only to large media buyers. Not a day goes by when a new feature isn’t announced on a large social network to “select partners” and then the same feature becomes generally available a few weeks or months later.

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    The good news is that this puts tools and technologies which used to be the purview of only the largest audiences in the hands of everyone, especially in the world of advertising. While the big money will always have the advantage in general, and with new features in specific, if you are in an industry in which the big money is not a participant, such a small local business, then you have an ever-growing opportunity to beat your competitors handily. Imagine two stores competing in a relatively small town. Both have a website, both have a Facebook page, but only one of them is using custom audiences and retargeting. Who do you think will win?

    Winning at the biggest corporate levels is and likely always will be a matter of budget and execution, but at the smaller levels, knowledge your competitors don’t have can be enough to push you over the victory line. If you’re a small business owner, set up a Flipboard, Zite, Currents, Facebook Paper, or Feedly account, find the marketing section, and start reading. Get caught up, and then go beyond your competitors.

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  • Marketing Over Coffee: Facebook, Motorola, Secrets

    In this week’s Marketing Over Coffee, some secrets not to be missed that we’re not even going to put into text form, so as to not show up in search on purpose. Plus, looking at Google’s logic for dumping Motorola, Facebook’s Q4 numbers, new retargeting options, and so much more.

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  • Announcing Almost Timely Jobs!

    One of the ways I’ve been looking to make both my website and my newsletter more interesting is to include a scalable means of connecting people who have work with people who are looking for work. The economy is tough enough as it is, and our little community of digital marketers, data nerds, and friends should be able to help each other out.

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    As such, I am pleased to officially open up the Almost Timely Jobs Board on this website. As jobs become available, you’ll be able to find them and apply (or at least go to the company’s official application page) right here. For individuals looking for work, the jobs board is completely free to use. For companies looking to post jobs, there is a huge anti-spam fee of US$7 to post a job. If you’re a verified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, e-mail me via my contact form and I will be happy to put up your job for free. (be sure to include your Guidestar/Charity Navigator URL in your email)

    Why a jobs board when there are so many other jobs boards and services? I’d like to think that the community, our community, has some collective traits to it that are unique. People who follow this blog, subscribe to my newsletter, and belong to this community – like you – are by default smarter than the average bear (or the average marketer) simply for being here. Thus, the people looking for work should be a little smarter than average, and the companies offering work should have slightly more interesting work than average.

    Please give it a try, and let me know what you think of it:

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    I’d love to hear your feedback as well in the comments.

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  • Little marketing leaks can sink businesses

    One of the risks of so much technology being incorporated into our marketing and our businesses is that the potential for lots of little leaks is significant. Here’s an example: I was recently doing some work on a small business website, and I noticed that one of the appointment scheduling forms did not appear to be working. The problem was that there were two different pieces of software working at odds with each other, effectively canceling each other out. That in turn meant that any customer wanting to set up an appointment on that particular page was unable to do so. The rest of the website checked out fine for the most part. There was just that one little leak, that one tiny break.

    That little leak, however, represents an unknown but potentially significant loss of revenue and business. If you look at your own behavior on other websites, when something doesn’t work, are you necessarily motivated to keep trying again or do you just give up and move onto the other things you need to do that day, especially if it’s not terribly important to you?

    When was the last time you checked for leaks in your own digital marketing? One of the simplest tools to try is a link checker for your website. How often do you run one? Two free ones I’d recommend are Xenu for the PC, Integrity for the Mac. If pages like your forms have broken links, then you’ve got leaks.

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    Another place that’s important to check on a regular basis for leaks is Google’s free Webmaster Tools. Look under Crawl Errors. If you see any of your landing pages/form pages in there, you’ve got a potential leak that you should immediately investigate.

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    How often do you test your forms, test your email subscribe mechanisms, test your processes as a secret shopper? This is the last and most important step for finding leaks. Go through the process of signing up for something or buying something as often as is practical and reasonable. If your website generates X dollars per day, then how often would you be willing to test the website to ensure it’s generating those X dollars? If it’s mission critical and you go out of business without it, then testing daily is not unreasonable.

    Little leaks add up quickly to big losses. Be sure you’re checking for them!

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  • The digital marketing bar is higher than your competition

    In case it was unclear: you are not competing against your competitors in digital marketing.

    Well, yes you are, but they’re probably not all that much of a competitive threat when you look at the big picture.

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    • You are competing for the same 24 hours of attention with His Holiness, Pope Francis, and His Holiness, the Dalai Lama.
    • You are competing for the same 24 hours of attention with every Hollywood studio movie release.
    • You are competing for the same 24 hours of attention with Benedict Cumberbatch, Beyonce, Barack Obama, and many others.
    • You are competing for the same 24 hours of attention with NPR, Disney, the NRA, Google, Facebook, the New York Times, and Starbucks.

    Your content, your digital marketing, your skills, your creations don’t just have to be better than your competitor. They have to be good enough that someone would willingly give up a slice of those 24 hours that they’ve otherwise devoted to top tier sources of information and entertainment.

    When other marketers talk about making “snackable” content, it’s not because they really want to create for shorter attention spans, it’s because the chances of something giving up a wafer-thin slice of time are slightly better than someone giving up a pie-sized slice of time. Vine videos aren’t 6 seconds long because video producers and creators wanted to do really, really short form video. They’re 6 seconds long because you might get someone to watch the whole thing.

    How good does your marketing have to be? It has to deserve a spot at the same table as the Pope, the President, and Carrie Underwood. I heard a fantastic quote from economist Andy Xie: demand is local, supply is global. Demand is your niche’s “local” audience and what they want to fill their day. The global supply is everyone online providing it. Your competitors are the least of your problems as a digital marketer.

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  • How to diagnose a direct response marketing campaign

    Direct response is one of the most powerful methods for driving business using marketing tools and technologies. Put simply, direct response is the process of… asking people directly to do business with you. You can use direct response in paper mail, in email, in social media, in mobile messaging. Direct response is anywhere and any way you can ask someone for their business.

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    When you’re trying to figure out why a direct response campaign didn’t deliver the results expected, there’s a simple framework first pioneered by direct marketing expert Bob Stone back in 1967 that can work wonders for understanding what went wrong. It’s called the List/Offer/Creative campaign, or L/O/C for short, and it’s more relevant than ever today in the digital age. I often substitute audience for list, since there are times when you’ve got an audience that isn’t a list, but you’re going to pitch them regardless.

    Direct response campaigns usually fail for three reasons, in descending order of importance: wrong audience, wrong offer (value), wrong creative. What’s ironic is that most digital marketers spend their time and efforts in the reverse order, focusing all their time on design and creative, spending less time on the offer or call to action, and very little time on ensuring they’ve got the right audience to pitch.

    Let’s tackle each of these areas briefly.

    Audience

    Do you have the right audience? Are you sending the right campaign collateral to the right audience? If you don’t know who your audience is, you’re at best sending spam (by any channel) and hoping someone in your audience is qualified and interested in what you’re offering. Make sure you know your audience first. Collect better or more information on intake forms, use data appending from third party services, ask your customers for more information using surveys – whatever it takes to get a better idea of who your audience is and what they want.

    Offer

    Do you have the right offer? Even if you’ve got the right audience, the wrong appeal to them will make your campaign underperform. For example, sending a student loan offer to a graduating student makes very little sense, but sending a debt consolidation offer might make a great deal of sense. Look at similar advertisements and campaigns to your audience using publicly available comparison tools like Google Adwords or Spyfu. Look at other sites your audience visits. Look at your web analytics and see where else your audience is coming from, then craft offers that resonate with that audience.

    Creative

    Do you have the right creative? You will want to test the daylights out of every creative you use, but only after making sure you’ve got the right audience and offer. Even preferences of a theoretically stable audience can change over time, so don’t stop testing because you think you’ve gotten your audience’s tastes figured out. The only time you can safely stop testing is when you hit a 100% conversion rate. Anything short of that means you still have room to test and improve.

    Priority

    What’s most important about the L/O/C Framework isn’t the individual areas, but the priorities in them. You can fine tune creative all you want, but if the offer is weak, you won’t get more than minor incremental improvements to your campaign performance. You may have the right creative and the right offer, but if it’s to the wrong audience, again, nothing will happen. You must have the right audience first before you can do anything else, so if your campaign results aren’t what you want them to be, start diagnosing with this framework.

    Test out Stone’s framework with your most recent direct response campaign and see how quickly you can spot what went wrong. Then make the necessary changes and see if you get some serious performance improvements!

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  • What carpenter has a hammer strategy?

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    Imagine for a second considering hiring a carpenter to build you a house.

    Would you feel comfortable if the first thing he asked was, “So, would you like to hear about my hammer strategy?”

    What if he followed that up with “Of course, I also have a screwdriver strategy and a drill strategy and even (ooh) a nail gun strategy!”

    At that point, you’d probably be a little concerned about the house you were going to get, and rightly so. He hasn’t actually talked about what he’s going to build.

    You’d probably feel more comfortable about a carpenter asking you what kind of house you want to live in. How many bedrooms, where do you want the kitchen, how tall should the foyer’s ceilings be, how many kids do you have, how large is the lot, etc. The blueprint of the house becomes the story of the life you’ll live in it.

    Why, as marketers, are we constantly asking ourselves, our partners, our vendors, and our customers, about things like link building strategy, email strategy, Twitter strategy, Facebook strategy, SEO strategy, PPC strategy, etc.? If we wouldn’t live in a house built by a carpenter with a hammer strategy, why would we work in a business built by a marketer with a social media strategy?

    Focus on the blueprint of the company you want to build. Focus on the story of the company you want to market. The tools will naturally fall in line if you know how to use them.

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  • Be happy that guest blogging for SEO is dead

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    Matt Cutts stuck a fork in yet another automated, low-quality, easy-to-outsource SEO tactic recently: guest blogging for SEO. In his words:

    “So stick a fork in it: guest blogging [for SEO] is done; it’s just gotten too spammy. In general I wouldn’t recommend accepting a guest blog post unless you are willing to vouch for someone personally or know them well. Likewise, I wouldn’t recommend relying on guest posting, guest blogging sites, or guest blogging SEO as a linkbuilding strategy.”

    Is anyone truly surprised by this announcement? Every day, my inbox is clogged with dozens upon dozens of really bad, automated pitches for guest blog posts. Every day, they get flagged as spam. The bots have taken over the space, and now Google is going to lay the smackdown on them.

    Before you lament the death of another part of easy SEO, consider another part of Matt’s words:

    “I’m not trying to throw the baby out with the bath water. There are still many good reasons to do some guest blogging (exposure, branding, increased reach, community, etc.). Those reasons existed way before Google and they’ll continue into the future.”

    In other words, behave as if there were no Google. Would you still pursue guest blogging if there was no SEO, if Google wasn’t looking over your shoulder? Yes, absolutely. If Oprah Winfrey emailed me and said she wanted to guest blog here, I’d say yes.

    Here’s the part that I think a lot of marketers have missed. The impending death of guest blogging for SEO purposes is a good thing, a very good thing, for content marketers who produce great quality content. The less garbage there is, the less hard our audiences have to work to find the good stuff. A diamond in the mud may be a diamond, but it’s easier to find in a bucket of mud than in a stadium filled with mud. If this puts down a bad content marketing practice that’s become so automated that no humans even need to be involved, then good. Cull the herd, as it were.

    If you’ve been relying on spammy guest blogging practices for SEO purposes, then it’s time to move on. If you’re still bringing in guest bloggers who you know, trust, and vouch for personally, then chances are Google isn’t going to hurt you (at least based on what Matt said in his post).

    The sky falls selectively in the world of SEO, but it tends to fall on “easy” first. Stop chasing “easy” and start chasing “great”, and you’ll spend a lot less time dodging sky fragments.

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