DigitalMarketer 2018 Year in Review [Infographic]

DigitalMarketer Year in Review Infographic
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January 24, 2019 By Becky Zieber

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One of the best ways to continue growing is to reflect on all you’ve accomplished in the past.

So, the DigitalMarketer team took a look back at 2018 and rounded up our best achievements of the year.

This was DigitalMarketer’s best year yet, and it wouldn’t have been possible without our amazing community—that means YOU!

So, take a gander at our annual DigitalMarketer Year in Review Infographic, and join us as we hit new milestones in 2019!

(Don’t forget to check out the links below to find some of our best resources!)

2018 Year in Review

Links and Resources:

  1. DigitalMarketer’s 101 Best Email Subject Lines of 2018 (…And 7 Top-Notch Subject Lines Pulled from the Vault)
  2. 3 Simple Steps to Creating A “Pillar Blog Post” That Generates Organic Traffic for Years to Come
  3. Build Loyalty, Leads, & Sales in Your Community Using the Customer Value Journey
  4. Jaxons’s F.R.O.G. Foundation
  5. Battle for a Cure Foundation

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Becky Zieber

Becky Zieber is the Copy Editor at DigitalMarketer and is in charge of editing and managing the DM blog. In 2018, a year after graduating from California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo, Becky traded out her job in education publishing to move to Austin, Texas and join the DM team. She has since made it her mission to ruthlessly hound her coworkers about commas and dashes.