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— Will Corry (@slievemore) May 14, 2014
Tumblr has more than 185 million blogs on its platform. Looking at the massive community of users sharing photos, memes, reviews, and videos, it comes as no surprise the microblogging platform has come this far. For much of the Internet’s existence, we’ve received purely long-form content. With the advent of Tumblr, and similar services, we’re able to absorb and share information faster than ever before! Look at theMarketingblog
The inbound marketing world is a huge place, and we think that collecting the best Tumblr blogs on the subject will do wonders for our audience. For this reason, we’ve collected the top 25 Tumblr marketing blogs for your viewing pleasure.
Brewdog @brewdog has turned (part of) its attention to the food that it serves, seeking ‘to make the food options in our bars top notch across the country’ and ‘embarking on a new mission to step up our game and get some of the most exquisite, tasty food available to pair with your brews’.
On Sunday 11th May, the world’s number one jobsite worldwide Indeed.com launched its multi-million pound global brand campaign in the UK. The campaign will be rolled out to other markets, including the US, later this year. It marks a milestone in Indeed’s evolution, which has grown organically since its launch in 2004 with no traditional marketing spend, due to its “Google search model” for job listings. Watch the ad.
With more than 300 million users, LinkedIn is one of the fastest-growing social networks. Yet for many people, LinkedIn functions mainly as a digital résumé. The platform has the numbers, but now it’s turning its focus toward user engagement.
Simultaneously, content marketing teams are looking for better methods to track engagement on social media.
The Content Marketing Institute reports that 93% of B2B marketers are using content marketing, but only 42% believe they’re effective at it. Brands are often unclear about who their audience is, what’s valuable to them, and how to deliver that value consistently.
They’re also tracking data that isn’t actually relevant. “Likes,” clicks, and favorites aren’t indicators of genuine engagement — especially for B2B brands.