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Paid and organic search are the perfect complements to each other. Here are a few ways to combine them to optimize your search strategy.

The value of an integrated search strategy | Centerline Digital

In the constant battle to cut through the noise, stories are one of the most powerful ways of communicating your message so that people understand and remember it.

Why storytelling matters more than ever in 2023 | Centerline Digital Storytelling can feel like a luxury for B2B marketers, but as buying behavior changes, stories can be the best way to generate results.

What would sports be like without Michael Jordan, Serena Williams, Muhammad Ali and so many more talented Black athletes?

There are too many to name (don’t worry we haven’t forgotten about LeBron James, Simone Biles, Jackie Robinson, Florence Griffith Joyner, Deion Sanders…)

Here are a few more from history, no less influential and talented, that you may not know about.

Jesse Owens, Track and Field
Owens was an accomplished track and field athlete but is likely most famous for his appearance in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. That year, Adolf Hi**er wanted to showcase the supposed superiority of the A***n race, but Owens effectively shut that down. He won four gold medals: 100m sprint, the long jump, 200m sprint, and the 4x100m relay.

Althea Gibson, Tennis
Althea Gibson was the first black woman to win a Grand Slam (1956) and to compete on the world tennis tour. In a sport that was (and still is) predominantly white, she won six Grand Slam singles titles.

New technology has long been an attractive solution for marketers. Can’t reach your audience? Find a new tool. Struggling with attribution? Find a new tool. Want a flashy new way of improving digital experience? You get the picture.

The problem is these tools are often so hastily implemented that many teams in the organization aren’t even aware of the tools at their disposal. The result is many of these tools are severely underutilized, eroding any potential ROI.

It’s no secret marketers are being asked to do more with less in 2023. The key to success – especially in this climate – is taking a hard look at your technology investments, aligning on needs, and maximizing utilization.

Internal training and technology change management are no longer nice-to-haves.

Marketers Need to Get More From Their Tech Investments Findings from the just-released “State of Marketing” report reveal what’s the biggest focus for marketers right now.

We’re not sure you can talk about art, literature, or music without bringing up the impact and influence of the Harlem Renaissance.

Artists involved in the movement used the arts to assert pride in black life and identity, and express the injustice of inequality and discrimination.

A lot of famous names are associated with the Harlem Renaissance like Langston Hughes, Louis Armstrong, and Ma Rainey. Yet there were many more — sculptors, painters, photographers, and printmakers — whose art and forms of expression had an impact on art as we know it today.

Here are just a few…