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During his years as an advertising executive and copywriter, Ogilvy created some of the world’s most successful and iconic marketing campaigns, including the legendary Man in the Hathaway Shirt, plus notable efforts for Schweppes, Rolls-Royce, and the island of Puerto Rico, among many others. Read More

Want to accomplish effective email marketing goals within 30 days?

Learn how to use emails to get more customers and a huge boost in conversions. Read More

Try these SEM SEO tips which work to boost your Google visibility and improve sales. Website positioning in the SERPs is easy. Follow these expert tips. Read More

As time goes on it feels like organic reach online seems to continue to decline. In this post I've complied 10 solid principles that will help you fight the decline of organic reach on social media. Read More

$35 billion in sales is generated annually using email.

For each ~$1 spent on a given email campaign, the Return On Investment equaled ~$38 in 2017.

At Process Street, we know email is a popular, practical and powerful way to connect with people. When done right…
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Here is the list of 6 Free Keyword Research Tools For Proper SEO and Better Keyword Research.You can get a great benefit from these free seo tools and can survive with your blog content in very less time. Read More

Every fall, consumers around the country flock to their local Starbucks to purchase a Pumpkin Spice Latte. In the winter, people often enjoy purchasing scented candles that remind them of candy canes and real Christmas trees. And springtime is the season for Peeps and Reese’s eggs.
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A few weeks ago, I was away on a Viking River Boat Cruise. I looked at Twitter with my morning coffee and one morning a blogger named Vishwajeet asked if I liked the new Twitter layout. I looked around on my mobile device and didn’t notice any difference.

They had been some minor Twitter changes Read More

In the “Mad Men” era of the 1960s, the workforce was a drastically different place. Overt sexual harassment, bigotry, and chauvinism were a standard part of office culture. Employers could legally categorize their newspaper classified posts by gender, race, or religion, and women and minorities wer Read More