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Practical notes on partnership-based marketing, strategy, paid media, search and content, from The Partners.
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A technical SEO checklist for a new website
The technical basics to settle before launch, so a new site can be found, crawled and understood from day one.
SEO & GEOKeyword research for a new website: a method that fits a small business
Start from what customers ask, group the phrases by intent and give each page one job.
SEO & GEOSEO for Arabic websites: what changes and what stays the same
Arabic SEO needs its own research and setup. Language tags, hreflang, dialect and mixed terms, in plain language.
PRHow to write a press release that a journalist will read
Lead with the news, put the most important facts first and make it easy for a journalist to use.
Social MediaSocial media management for premium brands: restraint is the strategy
Premium brands do not need to post more. They need to look consistent, speak calmly and make the next step private.
ContentHow to build a content calendar you can actually keep
A calendar is only useful if the team can keep it. Goals, pillars, a realistic rhythm and a monthly review.
ContentContent pillars: how to choose the themes your brand talks about
Three to five recurring themes keep your content focused. Choose them from audience need, proof and difference.
ContentWriting ads in Egyptian Arabic: how to sound like your customers
Write the way people talk, keep the terms they use in English and make every line earn its place.
StrategyHow to write a brand positioning statement that guides decisions
A positioning statement is a decision tool: who you serve, what you are, why you are different and the proof.
StrategyCompetitor analysis for marketing: what to look at and what to ignore
Look at offers, messages, channels and proof, then write down what you will do differently.
StrategyMarketing KPIs for lead generation: the few numbers that matter
Choose one number that decides success and a short chain of numbers that explain it.
StrategyA product launch marketing plan in three phases
Prepare the ground, concentrate the launch and keep going after it. What each phase needs.
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