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5 Bad Infographic Design Habits You Should Avoid

by Nadya Khoja November 16, 2015 Follow @venngageNovember 16, 2015 Infographics are one of the top forms of visual content used by businesses, and with good reason. People process visual information faster than textual information, and 65% of the population are visual learners. Many companies have incorporated infographics into their circulation of visual content. There’s … Continue reading 5 Bad Infographic Design Habits You Should Avoid →

Tips To Avoid Dumb Targeting In Google Consumer Match

by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, October 26, 2015   Considering Google Consumer Match? “Avoid dumb targeting,” says Matt Miller, SVP of analytics and targeting at global performance agency Performics. The platform allows search marketers to bridge other forms of media like email to more finely target consumers in search advertising or on YouTube. Segmentation becomes the … Continue reading Tips To Avoid Dumb Targeting In Google Consumer Match →

Tips To Avoid Dumb Targeting In Google Consumer Match

by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (October 26, 2015) Considering Google Consumer Match? “Avoid dumb targeting,” says Matt Miller, SVP of analytics and targeting at global performance agency Performics. The platform allows search marketers to bridge other forms of media like email to more finely target consumers in search advertising or on YouTube. Segmentation becomes the key. … Continue reading Tips To Avoid Dumb Targeting In Google Consumer Match →

5 Common Website User Experience Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Rick WhittingtonOctober 22, 2015 Is your website designed with your ideal customer and prospect in mind? User experience (UX) is a complex science that sits at the intersection of technology, marketing, psychology, content and more. Optimizing for usability requires an in-depth understanding of how modern consumers engage with websites, and a big part of that … Continue reading 5 Common Website User Experience Mistakes and How to Avoid Them →

How Willpower Works: The Science Of Decision Fatigue And How To Avoid Bad Decisions

James ClearSeptember 29, 2015 Why do we make unhealthy and unproductive choices — even when we know we should do better? If you ask most people, they will say that poor choices are a result of a “lack of willpower.” But research from Columbia University is beginning to reveal that willpower doesn’t quite work that … Continue reading How Willpower Works: The Science Of Decision Fatigue And How To Avoid Bad Decisions →