Category Archives: Marketing Guide

Inside The Strange And Disturbing Listings On Alibaba.com

Police riot gear. Welders. Inflatable animal toys. By Ainsley O’Connell Even after its record-setting $25 billion IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, Chinese conglomerate Alibaba Group remains something of an enigma to many Americans. With a broad portfolio of online properties that range from eBay-style e-commerce to tech-enabled financial services, it’s hard to define … Continue reading Inside The Strange And Disturbing Listings On Alibaba.com

4 Steps To Prep Your Search Engine Marketing For The Holidays

By Barney Garcia, Published November 8, 2014 October marks the beginning of holiday season for many businesses. Halloween, Thanksgiving (in the U.S.), Christmas, Hanukkah, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday mark some of the biggest and busiest times for all types of businesses. If you haven’t already started planning for the holidays, it’s time to kick … Continue reading 4 Steps To Prep Your Search Engine Marketing For The Holidays

Marketing And Sales Alignment Or Integration?

By Dave Brock, Published November 6, 2014 I’m fascinated about a lot of the discussion about marketing and sales alignment. Inevitably, the discussion narrows to MQL’s and SQL’s. The alignment discussion inevitably focuses on gaining agreement on the definition and metrics surrounding these two metrics. Some of the things discussed are, agreement and alignment around … Continue reading Marketing And Sales Alignment Or Integration?

Survey: Locating Stores Is Primary Mobile Shopping Activity

73 percent said they’ll use mobile devices to shop this year. Greg Sterling on November 6, 2014   As with other holiday related surveys being released almost daily, new consumer data from shopping site Retale (1,000 U.S. adults) argue that consumers will spend more money on shopping this year. And much of that spending will be influenced by mobile. Earlier this week … Continue reading Survey: Locating Stores Is Primary Mobile Shopping Activity