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10 ways your competitors are optimizing their content marketing

10 ways your competitors are optimizing their content marketing

Creating a content marketing strategy requires a great deal of time and research. By continually re-evaluating your strategy and implementing the latest optimization techniques, you can mitigate growing pains and continue trending towards success. What if we told you...

Heavy lifting with Phil Ho

Heavy lifting with Phil Ho

When you wake up in the morning, does the thought of media monitoring look like a 50-pound dumbbell sitting in the corner of your office? If so, you’re not alone. I happen to be a morning person: I’m at the gym lifting weights for two hours starting at 5 am each day...

#BytheNumbers: Harper leads race in Twitter mentions, but hits wall on sentiment

#elxn14: Economy and jobs take precedence in federal election tweets

It was bound to happen, eventually: The economy has now taken centre stage in Canadian election-related Twitter chatter. The incumbent Conservative government has been pushing its economic record and reputation, while opposition parties have criticized the government...

#preppertalk: How to survive doomsday the prepper way

#preppertalk: How to survive doomsday the prepper way

People, especially doomsday preppers or survivalists, fear the unknown: a weather system may or may not bring destruction and power outages, or World War III may erupt at any moment. Hollywood doesn’t help either, with various disasters played out on the big screen in...

Twitter for professionals: Back to the basics

Twitter for professionals: Back to the basics

As communications professionals, we use social media every day. Yes, it’s a commitment—and because it consumes a fair chunk of our busy lives, we look for shortcuts. That’s why it’s time to go back to the basics—or for you newbies out there, start with the basics....

#BytheNumbers: Harper leads race in Twitter mentions, but hits wall on sentiment

42nd Canadian federal elections: Top issues

Prior to Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s dropping of the writ on August 2, the economy appeared to be the forefront issue in the upcoming federal election, when voters would choose to either stay the financial course with the Conservatives or make a change and vote a...