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<b><I>Marketing Tech:</I></b> Five Digital Marketing Trends That Affect You

Today's digital marketing is happening on mobile devices. Viewing law firm marketing through this mobile lens makes decisions easier concerning SEO, content marketing, social media, podcasting, webinars, email outreach, blogging, video and downloadable content.

8 minute read October 02, 2017 at 12:02 AM
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Larry Bodine
<b><I>Marketing Tech:</I></b> Five Digital Marketing Trends That Affect You

The key to your digital marketing is in your hand. Mobile phone usage now accounts for 51% of all time spent on digital media. And smartphones and tablets combined equal 69% of all time spent on digital media, according to comScore.

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