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- Spring newsletter ideas & 10 examples to drive salesby Nael Chhaytli on April 17, 2025 at 12:50 pm
Spring heralds a season of renewal, and for businesses, it presents an excellent opportunity to engage with audiences and drive sales through creative newsletters. Seasonal newsletters can strengthen brand loyalty and effectively promote special offers in line with seasonal events. By adjusting your brand’s messaging and using the right words to align with the mood
- How to generate leads: 10 strategies & tools to helpby Michal Leszczynski on April 9, 2025 at 2:51 pm
Learn how to generate leads with proven strategies and tools to grow your business efficiently.
- Email vs. social media: Why every smart marketer is making the switch in 2025by Carlos Gil on April 9, 2025 at 10:59 am
Let’s get real: if you’re still putting social media at the center of your marketing strategy in 2025, you’re building your business on quicksand. I asked dozens of marketers at a social media conference—yes, a social media conference—what they valued more: 10,000 followers or 1,000 email subscribers. Not one picked followers. Not a single one. That moment
- Top 15 eLearning authoring tools (2025)by Nael Chhaytli on April 7, 2025 at 2:45 pm
Successful online training begins with the right eLearning authoring tools. These tools help course creators produce interactive, media-rich learning content for certification, compliance training, or employee development. Unfortunately, choosing authoring software can be challenging because different solutions approach content authoring differently. What features should you look for? Should you opt for a standalone product or
- How do content creators make money? 8 proven strategies for successby Nael Chhaytli on April 4, 2025 at 1:10 pm
One of the best things that have happened in the creator economy in the last few years is the growth of various monetization techniques. For a long time, content creators were limited to ad-revenue-sharing models. Though not entirely bad, this model left a lot of things outside the creator’s control. Publishing platforms were at the