Karen Repoli — December 26, 2017 Follow @karenrepoli — December 26, 2017 CPL140 / Pixabay A few weeks ago I published a post titled, Mailing List Management: Starting at the Beginning, which explained that choosing an email marketing service should not be your first step in setting up your list. A reader messaged me this … Continue reading How to Choose a Mailing List Provider & What to Avoid
Daily Archives: December 30, 2017
Use Facebook Ad Reach Objective to Get More Webinar Signups
Rick Kranz — December 26, 2017 Follow @RickKranz — December 26, 2017 Did you know that you can use Facebook Advertising’s Reach Objective to drive more webinar attendees? Typically, webinar campaigns are short. We run ours for four to five days. That’s because most people who sign up one or two weeks before usually don’t … Continue reading Use Facebook Ad Reach Objective to Get More Webinar Signups
Measuring how offline marketing drives website traffic: The fundamentals
Looking to track your offline marketing campaigns? Contributor John Lincoln walks you through the process and the tools you’ll need to help you determine which offline marketing channels are the most effective. John Lincoln on December 26, 2017 You may still favor “old school” methods to get the word out about your website. But … Continue reading Measuring how offline marketing drives website traffic: The fundamentals
5 Top Design Tips to Create Outstanding CTA Buttons
By Jennifer Warren December 26th, 2017 Yours truly was thinking aloud about CTA’s recently: “As in, do CTAs really have the power to make or break website sales, as some inbound experts confidently claim, as they keep A/B testing their CTAs, over and over again?” Trust me, I didn’t have to look far and … Continue reading 5 Top Design Tips to Create Outstanding CTA Buttons
The Importance of Small Changes in Improving Performance
Dave Brock — December 26, 2017 Follow @davidabrock — December 26, 2017 Monsterkoi / Pixabay Too often we think of performance and continuous improvement incorrectly. While we and our managers (who are trying to coach us) may be well intended and highly motivated, we set ourselves up for failure from the outset. One of … Continue reading The Importance of Small Changes in Improving Performance
4 Business Objectives To Consider for a Prosperous 2018
Amanda Abella — December 25, 2017 — December 25, 2017 QuinceMedia / Pixabay Each year around this time, my team and I discuss business objectives for the coming year. The way I personally like to do it is to pick a theme for the following 12 months. This theme is usually centered around a big … Continue reading 4 Business Objectives To Consider for a Prosperous 2018
How to Qualify Leads for Your Creative Agency
Esther Cohen — December 25, 2017 — December 25, 2017 Have you ever wished your salespeople spent less time chasing dead leads? How would you feel if you could close more business with fewer leads? What if you had a way to turn dead leads into six-figure clients? The answer to all of these questions … Continue reading How to Qualify Leads for Your Creative Agency
How to Avoid the 5 Most Common Email Marketing Mistakes
Kristen Dunleavy — December 25, 2017 Follow @KristenWritesIt — December 25, 2017 Remember “Things That Make You Go Hmmm?” The catchy tune has nothing to do with email marketing. Nevertheless, please consider it the theme song for this post, which looks at four practices that email marketers should think twice about (an audible “hmmm” is … Continue reading How to Avoid the 5 Most Common Email Marketing Mistakes
When (and When Not) to Hire a Business Coach
Taylor Gordon — December 24, 2017 — December 24, 2017 TheDigitalArtist / Pixabay Hiring a business coach can be an excellent way to gain a new perspective. At the end of this year, I decided to hire a business coach after going without one for a few years. It’s one of the best decisions I’ve … Continue reading When (and When Not) to Hire a Business Coach
Startup On A Tight Budget: 3 Marketing Hacks For Quick Wins
Noa Eshed — December 24, 2017 — December 24, 2017 Contemporary startup ecosystem may seem like a “schizophrenic” jungle – overflowing with creative juices in one part, only to be bordered by cash-starved deserts of reality in the neighboring one. The reason for this are varied, chief among them being tight budgets that run out … Continue reading Startup On A Tight Budget: 3 Marketing Hacks For Quick Wins