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The 5 Most Important Social Media Trends to Watch for in 2020

Hootsuite

That’s why we interviewed more than 3,000 marketers toward the end of 2019. Social marketing and performance marketing collide. 2019 was a big year for messaging. It’s a new feature that helps users better connect with people they work with in real life. Posted by Citi on Friday, October 18, 2019.

Gen Z 145
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Content Goblins

Kevin Indig

Some pump tens of thousands of domains with AI-generated content into Google’s index with the purpose of generating backlinks. I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve prioritized search engines over users and traffic over everything, especially early on in my career. But the industry is falling apart.

Gen Z 59
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How 2020 Changed Social Media: Checking In On Our Trends Predictions

Hootsuite

New digital divides in key demographics, a shift towards performance marketing tactics. Employers were a beacon of hope, according to the 2019 Edelman Trust Barometer , with 75% of people saying they trust their employers to do what is right—more than they trust government, media, or business in general. Very right.

CMO 145
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8 Content Lifecycle Management Stages (And Best Practices)

Welcome Software

Without a content marketing goal (and strategies to help you achieve that goal) you’ll essentially be flying blind with your content. For many businesses, content marketing goals include one or more of the following: Drive organic traffic to your website. Generate sales and revenue. What are you hoping to achieve?

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Holiday email opt-outs: Right intentions, wrong response?

Martech

Its value has also generated an ongoing debate among email marketers. 19% of consumers said they’re “personally sensitive” to holiday or event marketing emails, 32% said they believe other people are more triggered, and 7% said they make them feel sad. Or does it end up doing what you tried not to do?

Gen Z 94