All of the illustrations used in today’s Daily Carnage are from Peter Greenwood. His work is uhhh-mazing.
Brush Up On SEO and Stay Sane

Not-so-spoiler alert: no matter what area of marketing you work in, you need to know SEO. It will help your job, look good on your resume, and impress your parents. (Kidding about that last one. We’ve been trying to explain SEO to our parents for years and they still don’t get it.)
Anyway, it’s 2017, time to learn SEO — or brush up on what you already know — with today’s Read.
Ahrefs put together a guide with everything you need to know about SEO in 2017. The best part? They include links to a bunch of free resources for learning more about:
- The Basics of SEO
- Keyword
- Competitor Research (one of the most overlooked tactics)
- On Page SEO/Content Audits
- Off Page SEO
- Technical SEO/Website Audit
- SEO Tools
- Analytics (we <3 analytics)
- Conversion Rate Optimization
But wait, there’s more! Ahrefs also provides links to Facebook groups about SEO, podcasts, blogs, books, YouTube channels, and SEO conferences. Our faces right now…
Major blessings from Ahrefs on this one. You might wanna just go ahead and bookmark this bad boy.
Poetry in Stop-Motion

Did y’all hear about the guy who got hit in the head with a can of soda? He was lucky it was a… soft drink.
Boooo, get off the stage!
Okay, but for real, today’s Watch is no joke. Well, maybe a little (the dialogue is heavy on the puns), but the artistry is serious. Entirely effervescent, this crafty Coca-Cola ad creates new ways of delivering a not-so new idea: Recycling.
Using exclusively recycled plastic bottles, the spot takes you on a journey through the life of a bottle, all filmed in stop motion. Sure, the bubbly dialogue is a bit cheesy, but the set and production itself is so dang lovely, we just couldn’t look away. What makes it even more enjoyable, though, is this BTS video, showing viewers the meticulous eye it took to create this all-plastic-everything stop motion world. Watch both vids for a boost of midday energy only a caffeinated drink could give you.
“When we market with people instead of at them, we can make extraordinary change happen.”
Seth Godin
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