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20 NEUROMARKETING TECHNIQUES & TRIGGERS FOR BETTER-CONVERTING COPY

Neuromarketing merges neuroscience, psychology, cognitive science, and marketing to understand and influence consumer behavior. This article describes how to apply neuromarketing to your copywriting and other marketing activities to improve engagement and conversion. The techniques include creating a common enemy, incorporating genuine flattery, and creating urgency through limited availability tactics.

14 AMAZING LARGE COMPANY BLOGS TO INSPIRE YOUR CONTENT MARKETING

This article offers a roundup of 14 company blogs to serve as inspiration. From niche segmentation and employee contributions to authentic storytelling and actionable tips, the blogs adopt different approaches to keep customers engaged. Examples include IKEA Ideas that share advice with subtle product suggestions, Home Depot's DIY Projects, and Fiverr Guides that offer simple how-tos targeting SMBs.

SQUARESPACE ADDS SUBSCRIPTION FEATURES TO ENABLE RECURRING REVENUE FROM CONTENT

Squarespace has launched subscription features to help its users earn revenue from their content. Users can generate revenue from their articles by adding a paywall to their blog, setting the price, and choosing a one-time fee or recurring subscription. Video creators can monetize content by charging for access to their library or placing a paywall directly on a video player. Squarespace users can sell individual pieces of content or bundle various content types.

1PASSWORD'S WINNING INVESTMENT: PARTNERS, COMMUNITY, CONTENT

1Password has surpassed $250 million in ARR despite existing in a competitive market. The brand is able to keep up with industry leaders like LastPass and BitWarden by using partnerships, community, and content. With over 1.5 million backlinks pointing to its site, 1Password is a prime example of the marketing boost a brand gets from strategic alliances and smart placements. The brand has also invested in owned community channels, such as Reddit and its own forum, which generate traffic and also keep users happy.

AFTER THE UMG/TIKTOK BREAKUP, SOME CREATORS SAY THEY ARE STRUGGLING

Some music creators on TikTok have been struggling after the expiration of Universal Music Group's licensing agreement in February. Creators are experiencing challenges in creating content due to the absence of UMG songs, leading to financial losses and the need to explore alternative platforms. Smaller artists distributed by UMG have also been facing limitations in promoting their music on TikTok.

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