by Samuel Scott | Dec 21, 2016 | Marketing Essays
In early 2016, I published a TechCrunch column on why “Everything the Tech World Says About Marketing is Wrong.” Following that article, Unbounce interviewed me for their podcast. The podcast went live today! –> You can listen to it for free here....
by Samuel Scott | Nov 29, 2016 | Marketing Essays
Part of the problem with evangelists is that they are always biased. Christian evangelists must always state that Jesus was always correct and never did anything wrong. Brand evangelists must always state that their brands do everything right and nothing to harm...
by Samuel Scott | Oct 11, 2016 | Marketing Essays
My second column is live at The Next Web: Facebook: Submit Your Ad Network for Independent Review Back in the old-fashioned days of dead-tree media, marketers had a curious little habit of demanding to know that the advertising information provided by publications and...
by Samuel Scott | Oct 6, 2016 | Marketing Essays
My debut contributing column at The Next Web is now live: Ten Years Later, How Google Analytics Changed Marketing The data that you see in Google Analytics is wrong. As I explained in a recent presentation at MozCon in Seattle, Google Analytics code is a client-side...
by Samuel Scott | Sep 26, 2016 | Marketing Essays
“Content marketers, in a modern version of marketing myopia, seem to think that their reason for existence is to create content rather than communicate with clients and sell stuff.” — Mark Ritson, “Is ‘content marketing’ a load of...
by Samuel Scott | Sep 13, 2016 | Marketing Essays
Video: My September 2016 MozCon presentation and notes. If the embed below does not appear, you can see it directly at this link. Server Log Files & Technical SEO Audits: What You Need to Know from Samuel Scott Server Log Files & Technical SEO Audits: What You...