Adam Scott Rowan

Like jaunty decapitation tales ? This read's for you! Review: "Some Tales & Travels of @CaptFakeHead by Cary Haun: lnkd.in/gh5CAEk

Think customers are only looking for content that's quick and snappy? Think again! I share the benefits of comprehensive longform content, with real-life examples: #digitalmarketing #digitalcontent lnkd.in/eiptriA

Are online privacy laws coming to America? Should the U.S. follow the lead of the EU? @dangold59 and I cover all this and more in Check it out! #onlineprivacy #facebook #gdpr lnkd.in/erDnydd

People around the office are enjoying this article I wrote for @AskJamieTurner's 60 Second Marketer, so let's ring in the new year with my analysis of long-form content: 60secondmarketer.com/blog/2019/01/0… #MyTriumphantReturnToTwitter

@dangold59 thinks the new Facebook Recommendations are good for business. See why you can benefit now that your FB page is "starless": lnkd.in/erQbWhX

@dangold59 and I cover the impact of California Consumer Privacy Act on dentists: . Is your practice affected? lnkd.in/eMpGNpi

@dangold59 covers the sinister dinner deals between device makers and Facebook that turned consumer privacy into a battleground:  lnkd.in/e-7SHFs lnkd.in/ezVj3Bu

Calling all dentists: Wondering how you can brighten your blog posts? @dangold59 and I break down 5 types of digital content (with examples)! in a new article for @dentistsmoney: lnkd.in/eM4XqEx lnkd.in/eWyUMPc

@dangold59 and I co-wrote an article for @sewatch re: what Facebook changes mean for organic search marketing: Dig it! lnkd.in/eQu3K6x lnkd.in/emYTrMY

@AyalaFrost I suppose a really clinical perspective could come up with stuff like you found last fall where companies basically capitalized on the hurricane tragedies. But I chalked those examples up more to obliviousness than any effort at calculation #page1chat

@AyalaFrost A8d. I'd argue that emotions got you in to trouble in the first place, so best not to double down on that strategy #page1chat

@Page1Cheyenne A8c. Fidelity to fact has a place in marketing #page1chat

A8b. And ultimately you don't sever a marketing effort unless you see it underwhelm. #page1chat

@dsbrophy Ha, I was trying to think of 2 opposites for the glories of pie and coffee.

A8. It SHOULD be based on some kind of performance (or lack thereof). But how often do vague feelings compromise good judgment? #page1chat

A2. This returns to Q2 as well; you need to know what you are as a business, and speak to the people you can best serve #page1chat

A7. It's important to look at the people coming through your doors and realize who they are. If you serve pie and coffee and they like, I don't know mung bean smoothies and hard tack, that recipe's wrong #page1chat

@AyalaFrost @Page1Solutions Definitely a question of quantity and quality. It's easy to pinpoint the performance of the former, but the latter is more difficult to define -- and arguably more important #page1chat

A6. It's easy to focus too much on the size of the audience. See how many people interact with your posts (or ads. or content) -- that will tell you how effective your marketing truly is, not just the reach #page1chat

A5. Awareness and trust both have value. For newer entrants to the market, it can be a really building block to getting sales #page1chat

A4. What's the social media "golden rule"? 80% trust-building/sharing, 20% self-promotion? Seems like that message says both have value #page1chat