Daily Archives: August 8, 2017

4 Effective Ways to Leverage Online Reviews for Your Business

Joei Chan — July 28, 2017 Follow @joeei — July 28, 2017 Whether you’re ready for it or not, your customers love leaving online reviews, and your potential customers love reading them. Online reviews have become omnipresent. They’re no longer just on review sites like Yelp, Tripadvisor, or G2Crowd. They’re available and visible on Google … Continue reading 4 Effective Ways to Leverage Online Reviews for Your Business

Protecting your brand’s ads on Facebook — because there IS such a thing as bad publicity

Concerned about where your Facebook ads are appearing? Columnist Laura Collins discusses the issues surrounding brand safety on Facebook, along with some tips for organizations looking to protect themselves. Laura Collins on July 28, 2017   Caring about how you’re perceived by others is not a new concept. Even cavemen probably had moments of insecurity, … Continue reading Protecting your brand’s ads on Facebook — because there IS such a thing as bad publicity

How to tell whether a site is adaptive or responsive

Sometimes, it can be tricky to determine which mobile configuration a site is using. Thankfully, columnist Bryson Meunier shares several methods for discerning responsive and adaptive sites. Bryson Meunier on July 28, 2017   As most SEOs are aware by now, there are three main techniques for serving mobile website content: responsive design, adaptive design … Continue reading How to tell whether a site is adaptive or responsive

Are Your Cold Emails Going Unread? Your Subject Lines Are Probably to Blame

Heather R. Morgan — July 28, 2017 Follow @HeatherReyhan — July 28, 2017 punttim / Pixabay It’s a common scenario: you spend a couple hours constructing a cold email, making sure to include some persuasive details and a call to action that’s practically irresistible. But days go by and you’re finally forced to conclude that … Continue reading Are Your Cold Emails Going Unread? Your Subject Lines Are Probably to Blame