September 2nd, 2010 by Charles Smith
dlvr.it now makes it simple to route your posts by author!
If multiple authors write for your blog, you can now easily post the articles written by each author to different destinations. For instance, articles written by each individual author…
September 2nd, 2010 by Bill Flitter
We are excited to announce that we’ve added a new member to the Dlvr.it team, Bob Sacco. Bob will join the Dlvr.it team as the Chief Revenue Officer. You soon will be reapping the rewards of Bob’s experience in creating innovative products. Bob promises lots of…
August 31st, 2010 by Bill Flitter
We’re hiring! Dlvr.it is looking for a Strategic Sales Execuitve. The sales executive will work closely with the Chief Revenue Office to develop and execute a strategy designed to penetrate and grow identified accounts.
The Dlvr.it Team
The Dlvr.it…
August 3rd, 2010 by Bill Flitter
The blogger’s signature cry is “content is king.” These words express the need to churn out quality, entertaining, engaging content in order to survive. Simply publishing content, however, will not build you the expansive reader base you need to become…
July 30th, 2010 by Charles Smith
Did your most recent post resonate with your Twitter followers? How about your Facebook friends?
Perhaps your Twitter followers loved your most recent piece of brilliant writing. But your Facebook friends saw the headline and just shrugged. Or vice versa.…
July 29th, 2010 by Bill Flitter
As marketers have begun to embrace the social web as their greatest ally, many are using content as the vehicle to carry their brand message. The rise of content marketing can be told through the numbers.
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July 29th, 2010 by Bill Flitter
Social media is now the norm. Everywhere we turn, a high-ranking businessperson, blog, or magazine is pressuring us to replace traditional, “outdated” marketing methods with cutting-edge social media techniques. And without question, there is a lot to be said for social media’s brief yet transformative history. But if you’re like most marketers, you likely use some combination of search, display, and email marketing. These mediums have fueled your business with sales and leads for years. Is it not a bit hasty to suggest that we all ditch these proven mechanisms in favor of Facebook pages and Twitter feeds?