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Slide presentations provide an excellent opportunity to learn something new about marketing at your own pace. Here are 10 quality slide presentations on web marketing and design.
How to Build a Better Inbound Marketing Machine
Marketo, a marketing software company, presents on inbound marketing — what it means, and how to do it right.
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The Evolution of Web 3.0
Marta Strickland, social media strategist at Organic, Inc., an advertising agency, demonstrates Web 3.0 technologies — i.e., the social web. It’s a 2007 presentation, but it still has much useful content and offers a historical perspective on social media development. In part, it’s a cautionary tale on how and where to spend your marketing energy.
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Viral Marketing Theory
Emakina is a digital marketing agency. This presentation looks into what it means to be viral on the web, and how to best do it. Knowing what people tend to share, and how they share it is critical in today’s web marketing environment.
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Rise of the Marketing Technologist
Scott Brinker, with Chief Marketing Technologist, explains the blending of technology and marketing, and how technical — programming, interfaces, and design — skills are important to a marketer, or a marketing agency.
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Word of Mouth Marketing Techniques
Kameran Ahari, an entrepreneur, e-marketing executive, and business strategy consultant, explains the importance of word of mouth marketing. In the modern marketing area, word of mouth encompasses all media due to the “connectedness” of the world.
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101 Awesome Marketing Quotes
Compiled by HubSpot, a marketing software company, these quotes may well ring true to anyone involved in the marketing of a product, service, or brand.
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Start Up Metrics 101
Dave McClure, venture capitalist at 500Startups, offers insight into the five critical things a startup should be measuring daily. While directed at new companies, these metrics can apply to any company launching a new product or service.
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Responsive Design
Sara Cannon, partner and creative director for Range, a design and development agency, talks about responsive design, when a web page renders well on any device: laptop, tablet, smartphone, or desktop.
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Don’t Panic: 101 Guide to Online PR, Social Media, SEO and Web Marketing
Beyond, a creative digital agency, provides a high-level overview of where businesses need to be on the web, and how they should be managing an effective online presence.
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For A Future-Friendly Web
Brad Frost, mobile web strategist and frontend designer, dissects the principles of web design for mobile, and describes how marketing can assist in this process.
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