How to use headlines to help create and optimize content

Fractl’s Growth Specialist shares a guide on how to optimize content through effective headlines. It covers how you can frame, promote, pitch, and sell your content.

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How to improve your digital marketing with competitor analysis

Nowadays it’s more important than ever to know how your competitors act to adapt your strategy accordingly. During uncertain times, staying relevant to your audience is vital for keeping the lights. There may be even more opportunities for your business, and competitor analysis can point them out for you.

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Content marketing in the COVID-19 crisis: What the hospitality industry is teaching us

Fractl’s Marketing Director, Amanda Milligan looks into how various brands are responding to the COVID-19 crisis through content. Important lessons for other B2B and B2C businesses. 

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No risk, no reward: The danger of not taking chances in Digital PR

Whatever the budget or scale, creating a pitch for a new campaign takes a huge amount of work. The deflating moment – for any creative agency, in any discipline – is when a strong idea is turned down because the client feels it too risky for them.  If the subject really isn’t that contentious, how do you persuade a client that it really is something they should consider?

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International Link Building For Every Digital PR

International Digital PR Link-building is overseen in international SEO strategies but is a key differentiator to a brand’s global digital marketing strategy. The demand for SEO and link building is becoming popular with brands as they look to expand their digital reach. What has been proven to do well in the UK  is now expected in other countries brands operate in.

Post from Jodie Harris