Indonesia is blocking Elon Musk’s X domain for its gambling and porn history Jon Fingas @jonfingas Elon Musk’s rebranding of Twitter as X is… not going according to plan. Indonesia has temporarily blocked X.com due to the country’s laws forbidding gambling and porn. Officials don’t think the site is suddenly going downhill, though. … Continue reading Twitter’s rebrand to X is causing scam alerts on Microsoft Edge
Amazon’s Alexa Together caregiver service is available today The subscription uses Alexa devices to help you support loved ones. J. Fingas @jonfingas Amazon You can now use Alexa Together to help take care of aging family members. Amazon has launched the $20 per month ($199 per year) service, with a six-month free trial available … Continue reading Amazon’s Alexa caregiver service now allows custom alerts
Sean McDade — March 9, 2020 Closing the loop arguably drives the greatest ROI with VoC programs. Here’s how it works: when an individual customer has a problem, the front line of the operation is notified and can follow up to make things right. In other words, operators are able to “close the loop” with … Continue reading Closing the Loop on Alerts Provides Immediate ROI. Get It Right!
JJ Tyson — November 18, 2019 In ecommerce, we know that people abandon for a variety of reasons. Some consumers become distracted, some are chronic window shoppers, and some just don’t want to pay for shipping. However, one of the most common reasons for abandonment is perhaps the simplest: price sensitivity. Price sensitivity is friction … Continue reading How to Combat Price Sensitivity Using Price Drop Alerts
William Comcowich — December 8, 2017 Follow @GleanTeam — December 8, 2017 Google Alerts has long been a favorite online monitoring tool for many, including marketing and PR professionals, small businesses and even not so small organizations. After all, it’s free and easy to set up. Google’s name recognition attracts users who don’t know of … Continue reading 5 Reasons to Trash Google Alerts in Favor of a Paid Media Monitoring & Measurement Service
Patrick Whatman — November 29, 2017 Follow @mrwhatman — November 29, 2017 Are you brand new to Google Alerts? If so, that’s incredible. You’ve somehow managed to avoid one of the most popular free business tools on the web. It’s never too late to get started. And you’ve chosen a good tool to sink your … Continue reading How to Set Up Google Alerts and Go Even Further
Patrick Whatman — November 16, 2017 Follow @mrwhatman — November 16, 2017 If you’re in marketing or communications, you’re almost certainly familiar with Google Alerts. It’s the free tool that sends email updates whenever your keywords are used online. And even though Google itself declared the tool “broken,” they’re still immensely popular: Source: Google Trends … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why Google Alerts Just Aren’t Enough Anymore
by Jeremy PeskeyAugust 11, 2016 Google alerts are an extremely useful resource for promoting your business online. First of all, if you aren’t using Google Alerts to track your business, you’re missing a seriously useful hack. They are particularly handy for staying up to date with relevant and timely information regarding your business, so you … Continue reading How to Use Google Alerts to Drive Business
7 Steps to Brilliant B2B Marketing [Part 1] Louis Foong B2B marketing is a machine with different moving parts. Putting all of your eggs in one basket may result in your company having a fantastic blog or social media presence, but you’d be missing out on some crucial tools that would support your efforts. A … Continue reading 7 Steps to Brilliant B2B Marketing [Part 1]
by Aleh Barysevich April 28, 2016 Follow @LinkAssistantApril 28, 2016 Google Alerts are a way to monitor the Web for mentions that matter to you. Services such as Google Alerts are unavoidable when it comes to being on the same page with your customers. They bring updates on products, competitors or any topic of your … Continue reading 3 Powerful Alternatives to Google Alerts for Small Business
