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What's the one thing every digital marketer knows? You’re never done growing. There’s always something new to learn…that is, if you want to stay ahead of the competition and elevate your business to new heights. Now that we've completed our 100-Day Plan, we're afraid you'll miss your daily dose of digital growth! That's why we're happy to present the first in our 5-eBook Series, collecting the 100-Day blogs into topic groupings. (Get your FREE download of the first one here.)

Doing well by doing good—it’s not a new idea, but as long as there is a need for good causes and the organizations that address them, there will be a need for companies willing to pitch in. Smart business owners and marketers know the benefits and rewards for those ready to Support a Good Cause and Grow. Learn their secrets in Growth Tactic #98 from your 100-Day Digital Growth Plan—and do take note—there are only 2 more to go before

How often have you wondered about the best way to make your company stand apart from its competitors? Here's a no-fail tip for taking your business to the top with a competitive analysis. Differentiating your brand from its competitors will show your clients why your product or service out-performs others. Find out how in Growth Tactic #94, Make a Competitor Comparison Chart. It’s next up in your 100-Day Digital Growth Plan. OVERVIEW--Make a Competitor Comparison Chart It’s important to know what’s out

Ever consider asking a celebrity or industry leader to endorse your company? The idea may not be so farfetched. Securing brand endorsements from celebrities can dramatically increase your company’s sales and profits by creating social proof and brand credibility. Find out how you can obtain Social Proof from Celebrity Endorsements in Growth Tactic #91, the next step in your 100-Day Digital Growth Plan. OVERVIEW--Social Proof from Celebrity Endorsements   Building brand awareness is a key part of growing your business.

Good things come to those who ask for them. At least this much is true when we’re talking about online reviews. Let’s be honest, we’re all guilty of not giving credit where credit is due sometimes. We get lazy or we just don’t think of it. But if someone were to flat-out ask you for a review – you just might be more inclined to follow through. Learn how to build your online reputation when you Make the Ask For Online Reviews, #73

What is that guy who types the word “coffee” into his search textbox looking for exactly? Taken out of context, there is no way to know what this person wants--his user intent. He could be searching for the nearest coffee shop, for example, or maybe he wants directions on how to make a cup of coffee. Perhaps he’s searching for an address located on Coffee St. In the early days of search engines, it was common for a user to