Welcome to SparkToro’s Marketing Architect: Amanda Natividad
Every few years, I stumble across a human being whose personal values, professional work, and communication style so perfectly resonates with my own that…
NEW in SparkToro: Demographics (also, our pricing tiers are changing tomorrow)
Friends, I’ve got great news. If demographics data is valuable to your market research, targeting, persona-building, or marketing tasks, SparkToro just became your best…
There Are Four Kinds of Keyword Research; Make Sure You’re Doing the Right One(s)
Keyword research is broader than you might think, friends. If you’re in a rush, just click below to jump to that section: Keyword research…
The “Marketing is Evil” Problem.
“I hate marketing.““Marketing is evil.““Marketing doesn’t work.““Marketing doesn’t work on me.““I’ll never buy from a company that markets to me.“ My best argument against…
Who Will Amplify This? And Why?
You’ve created a stellar email newsletter, but few subscribe. You’ve launched an intriguing podcast, but listeners are nonexistent. You’ve published an exceptional blog post,…
SparkToro’s Year One Retrospective
On April 23rd, 2020, at what felt like the worst time to start a new business in a hundred years, SparkToro launched for the…
NEW in SparkToro: Content and Profile Text Insights
What does your audience talk about online? How do they describe themselves? What hashtags do they use? Prior to social media aggregation software, answering…
When Choosing Marketing Channels, Visualize the Curve
Business Owner: “We’re launching a new company/website/campaign and want to buy ads that can get us some customers. Once that’s working, we’ll invest in…
SparkToro Now Has 50% More Podcasts
The Short Version: Every SparkToro search you perform now contains far more podcasts. That’s because we’ve made more connections between podcasts and their (or…
One Customer Feedback Email Changed Our Startup’s Trajectory
Building a new company means constantly managing one’s emotions. The high highs of days when everything’s golden inevitably give way to the low lows…