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In the competitive world of CRM software, ActiveCampaign has emerged as a standout player. Under the strategic leadership of Casey Hill, the Senior Growth Marketing Manager, the company has seen remarkable growth. As of 2021, ActiveCampaign surpassed $165 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), and projections suggest that they have reached even higher milestones since then. This article delves into the tactics that fueled this success, focusing on three primary growth channels: LinkedIn, earned media, and influencers. 2021: Breaking $165 Million Revenue with Strategic Growth Tactics ActiveCampaign’s growth trajectory is nothing short of impressive. In 2021, the company reported $165 million in ARR, setting the stage for further expansion. The strategic efforts led by Casey Hill, who joined the company in July 2023, have been pivotal in driving revenue growth. The key tactics employed include a robust LinkedIn strategy, leveraging earned media, and an innovative approach to influencer partnerships. LinkedIn: The Triple Threat Approach Casey Hill emphasizes the power of LinkedIn as a multifaceted platform for growth. ActiveCampaign’s strategy is built on three pillars: team mobilization, voice of the customer campaigns, and paid amplification. Team Mobilization: The company encourages its team to post topical content regularly, focusing on marketing automation

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Multiple graded stakes winner Brickyard Ride    , the leading lifetime earner for the Candy Ride    stallion Clubhouse Ride  , was represented by his first reported foal Jan. 24, a filly born at Rancho San Miguel in California. Bred by Jerry Engelauf, the youngster is the fourth foal out of the winning mare To the Limits, an 11-year-old daughter of Swiss Yodeler. "I am very impressed by the quality of this first foal by Brickyard Ride," said Rancho San Miguel owner Tom Clark, whose San Luis Obispo County farm stands the 9-year-old stallion. "Her sire exhibited great class, speed, and longevity on the extremely tough Southern California racing circuit, and this smart-looking filly is an excellent early representative of those strengths." Racing as a homebred for Alfred "Sonny" Pais, Brickyard Ride won or placed in 21 of 31 starts and compiled a career bankroll of $925,477 while competing from ages 2 through 7. Eight of his 13 victories were recorded in black-type races conducted on dirt and turf,  » Read More

Coverage of the 2026 Collegiate Invitational Golf Tournament at the Guadalajara Country Club begins with Thursday's practice round GUADALAJARA, Mexico – Babygrande Golf will be providing a complete live stream of the 2026 Collegiate Invitational at the Guadalajara Country Club. Babygrande Golf will begin its coverage of the tournament, featuring 12 of the top collegiate teams, on Thursday's practice day and will cover both days of the 54-hole tournament with multiple cameras positioned throughout the course. Babygrande Golf's two-time Emmy-winning sports broadcaster, Nick Gismondi, will cover the event alongside Sarah Diaz and Chi Chi Grande, capturing player and coach interviews, highlights, and behind-the-scenes content throughout the tournament. The tournament will stream live on BabygrandeGolf.com. See below for the full broadcast schedule: 1/29 (Practice Day) 8p - 8:20p ET Hello From…With Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 1/30 (Day 1) 11:30a ET - 11:50a ET Hello from…With Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 12:30p ET - 5:30p ET Featured Hole Coverage with Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 6:20p ET - 6:40p ET Hello from…With Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 1/31 (Day 2) 10a ET - Noon ET FEATURED coverage w/ LIVE Round 2 Coverage with Nick Gismondi and Sara Diaz 2:20p ET -

POPLAR BLUFF MAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY AND ENTICEMENT OF A CHILD A Poplar Bluff man has been taken into custody on multiple charges, including possession of child pornography. According to a probable cause statement, an investigation was started after a parent reported that their child had been exchanging nude photos and videos with an adult over snapchat and text messages. The juvenile told authorities that they communicated frequently with a man, identified as 39 year old Austin Dailey, on snapchat. The juvenile also stated that Dailey discussed wanting to have sex with them and asked to meet them at a nearby park. Last week, Dailey was taken into custody after a search at his residence. Dailey has been charged with felony possession of child pornography and enticement or attempted enticement of a child. His bond was set at $100,000. NEW BUTLER COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERK TO BE SWORN IN ON FRIDAY A new Circuit Clerk will be sworn in at a public event on Friday in Butler County. Holly Lawson has been appointed as the new Butler County Circuit Clerk. She will be taking over for Cindi Bowman who is retiring at the end of the month. Lawson

Birminghammail Live Icon News Midlands News Crime Liam Moore, 20, posted his break-ins on Snapchat as he burned and snapped locks and also took pictures of the cars he had taken A fame-hungry burglar who filmed himself raiding homes and stole £300,000-worth of cars has been jailed for nine years. Liam Moore, 20, posted his break-ins on Snapchat as he burned and snapped locks and also took pictures of the cars he had taken. He was arrested in October 2023 after dozens of homes were burgled across Birmingham and Solihull. Phone analysis linked him to 13 burglaries and 14 car thefts. READ MORE: Dad 'shouts out ridiculous things' as he's finally jailed after a year on run His search history also revealed he had looked up the cars he was looking to steal. He denied 13 burglaries and 14 theft of motor vehicles that happened between August 13 and October 7, 2023 but changed his plea to guilty on the second day of his trial at Birmingham Crown Court. Det Sgt Charlie Edwards, from Solihull Police, said: “I’m so glad Moore has finally been served the justice he deserves for what he has done. “Moore was that confident he wouldn’t

Coventry Telegraph Icon News Local News Solihull Liam Moore would upload Snapchat videos saying he was 'grafting' Liam Moore was jailed at Birmingham Crown Court(Image: West Midlands Police) A man who stole cars worth over £300,000 and posted videos of his brazen crimes on Snapchat has been jailed. Liam Moore was arrested in October 2023 following a string of burglaries across the West Midlands. Moore, 20, frequently filmed himself burning and snapping locks while capturing footage of the stolen cars, including a luxury Audi. Analysis of his phone linked him to 27 burglaries and car thefts in Solihull and Birmingham. Investigators also uncovered several clips Moore had posted on Snapchat. His search history revealed he regularly looked up the cars he was targeting. READ MORE: Blind Coventry pensioner left in insect-infested house says 'they forgot I existed' Moore was charged with 13 burglaries and 14 vehicle thefts that occurred between August 13 and October 7, 2023. He pleaded guilty on the second day of his trial at Birmingham Crown Court and was sentenced to nine years in jail. Detective Sergeant Charlie Edwards, from West Midlands Police, said: “I am so glad Moore has finally been served the justice he deserves

Punjabi-inspired Ambassadors Clubhouse will debut on the ground floor of A24’s headquarters Jan 28, 2026, 3:28 PM UTC Melissa McCart is the lead editor of the Northeast region with more than 20 years of experience as a reporter, critic, editor, and cookbook author. Reservations are now live for the buzzy Ambassadors Clubhouse, the London import opening Wednesday, February 11, at 1245 Broadway in Nomad, between West 30th and 31st streets. The opulent 150-seat restaurant showcasing Punjabi cuisine comes from JKS Restaurants, which opened the London original in 2024. It’s on the ground floor of film studio A24’s New York headquarters — behind indie hits like Marty Supreme and Moonlight. This NYC debut follows last year’s JKS expansion of Gymkhana in Las Vegas. Before that, the company opened its Persian-leaning Berenjak in Los Angeles and at New York’s members-only Dumbo House in 2024.  » Read More

During the COVID-19 lockdowns, the Y2K craze dominated fashion TikToks as jean waistlines plummeted and leg flares widened. Then in 2024, the term “Indie Sleaze” became the buzzword of the summer. Thanks to The Dare and Charli xcx’s grungy aesthetic, which recalled the mid-2000s to early 2010s, young people across the globe then rediscovered a fascination with that era. Now, 2016 seems to be everyone’s favourite year.  ___STEADY_PAYWALL___ Frederic Saint-Parck, art director for Y2K brand Miss Sixty, believes that 2016 is fondly remembered because it was a renaissance for music and fashion. “Travis Scott, Drake, Kendrick, Rihanna, Frank Ocean, all these different artists released albums in the same year,” he said. He added that some of these artists haven’t released albums since 2016, making this era even more special. As for fashion, the abundance of diverse styles prevalent during the 2010s included the Gossip Girl aesthetic, Obey and Supreme swag fashion, and the oversized Balenciaga look. As a result, a wide range of people can see styles they connect with reflected in that cultural period.  The internet has made it easier than ever to access past archives on both a micro-level, such as reviewing our throwbacks on apps that show

SINGAPORE – The police have issued a second order to Meta to target scammers on Facebook, which it must comply with or risk a fine of up to $1 million. The implementation directive under the Online Criminal Harms Act (OCHA) was issued on Jan 27. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said the second directive requires Meta, the parent company of Facebook, to implement enhanced facial recognition measures and prioritise the review of end-user reports from Singapore. This is to reduce scam advertisements, accounts, profiles and business pages that impersonate two sets of people. The first set includes government office-holders in Singapore who were not covered in the first directive that was issued on Sept 24, 2025. Meta must implement the measures for this set by Jan 31. The second set covers people in Singapore whom the police have assessed to be at high risk of being impersonated, including those who have been impersonated and have filed police reports. Meta must implement the measures for this set by Feb 28.  » Read More