SuperPlaceholder.js : Super charge your Input Placeholders

Superplaceholder.js is a library to bring your input placeholders to life by cycling multiple instructions in a single input placeholder.

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3 Tools That Speed Influencer Outreach

Are you trying to connect with influencers? Looking for ways to streamline the process? You can make your influencer outreach more efficient and save yourself time by combining three free tools. In this article you’ll discover how to automate your influencer outreach with BuzzSumo, Buffer, and Twitter. #1: Identify Influencers Who Shared Similar Content The [...]

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FaceMocion jQuery – Facebook Emoticons

Facebook emoticons with jQuery and CSS , That Allows you to turn any text input emoticons on the page into cute little smiling faces, the result is great – looking style facebook emotion .
Select the option of emotion Desired.

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Content Distribution Quick Win Strategies Part 1 – Facebook & Twitter Campaigns

The process of content marketing that involves creating and distributing high-quality, sharable content is perhaps the best way to drive quality traffic, get visibility, boost your brand and lend your business the credibility it needs to succeed, in today’s ever-so-competitive market. Don’t take our word for it; check out these stats below:

1. Content marketing costs an average of 62 percent less than a comparable traditional advertising campaign. (Source: Demand Metrics)
2. 50% consumer time online is spent engaging with custom content. (Source: HubSpot) 
3. 90% consumers find custom content useful. (Source: McMurry/TMG)
4. 67% B2B buyers rely more on content to research and make purchasing decisions than they did a year ago. (Source: Demand Gen Report)
5. Nearly 64% buyers indicated that they read between 2 to 5 pieces of content before making a purchase. (Source: Ecccolo Media)
6. Website conversion rate is nearly 6 times higher for content marketing adopters than non-adopters. (Source: Kapost)

But is it that easy? Everyone today is in a maddening frenzy of creating content to rank high on SERPs and score high conversion. Just about everyone is creating and sharing content, even if they’re not doing it right. Before you write this off as a theatrical hyperbole, check out these stats below:

1. 88% B2B marketers in North America use content marketing. (Source: Content Marketing Institute)
2. 89% marketers are focused on creating more engaging, higher-quality content over the next 12 months. (Source: Marketo)
3. 70% of B2B marketers are creating more content than they did one year ago. (Source: Content Marketing Institute)
4. 42% of B2B marketers publish new content daily or multiple times per week. (Source: Content Marketing Institute)
5. B2B firms spend over $5.2B a year on content creation efforts. (Source: Gleanster)

So, when everyone is trying to create and push content in the market, how will you make sure your content reaches your audiences effectively? How will you give your content that little extra push to get it to stand out from the rest? The answer is simple! You’ll need to effectively distribute, share and promote your content through owned, earned & paid media.

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Traffic Jams – Wouldn’t We All Love Them! [INFOGRAPHIC]

There is a theory. That theory says that if you can simply load up content everywhere – on your blog and maybe 8 social media platforms – that you will increase your numbers. It’s the “law of averages” they say. Certainly, that is one “hack” that many have used. But that content had better be in image form – Google punishes you when you spread the same content in too many places, unless it is an image (e.g., infographic). You can also write a piece of content and then re-write it 3-4 times, or hire someone else to do that. These two ideas are probably not the best ways to double your traffic - taking the easy way out rarely is. But there are ways to get huge traffic increases, and you won’t spend a cent in the process. You need time, determination, and some “smarts.” Here are 7 of them.

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