Tag Archives: Behavior

How The Holidays Change Consumer Behavior

by Laurie Sullivan@lauriesullivan, October 3, 2016 Searches, media consumption and social sharing increase during the holidays as pictures, videos and gift-giving ideas are researched and shared. Most consumers will spend more time online, watch more TV, and go to the movies more often during the holiday season, according to the findings of a recent survey. … Continue reading How The Holidays Change Consumer Behavior →

Mobile, Desktop Search Behavior Differs Greatly On Google, Study Shows

Google

by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, May 26, 2016 On the heels of Google’s forthcoming AdWords change that allows advertisers to modify bids for smartphones, tablets and desktops, cClearly set out to take an in-depth look at the differences in consumer search behavior between mobile and desktop among industries, products, countries and search engines. Here’s what they found. … Continue reading Mobile, Desktop Search Behavior Differs Greatly On Google, Study Shows →

Behavior Based Email Marketing [Infographic]

Email Marketing

by Eric Hammis January 15, 2016 Follow @360InteractiveJanuary 15, 2016 Believe it or not, but there are business owners out there who believe that “email marketing is dead.” Yea, sounds strange, right? But it’s true. Why businesses owners feel this way is beyond me, because email marketing, in fact, is alive more than ever. They … Continue reading Behavior Based Email Marketing [Infographic] →

How Your Beliefs Can Sabotage Your Behavior (And What You Can Do About It)

Personal Development

by James Clear December 12, 2015 Follow @james_clearDecember 12, 2015 There are many reasons why it can be hard to stick to good habits or develop new skills. But more often than not, the biggest challenge is sitting between your two ears. Your mind is a powerful thing. The stories you tell yourself and the … Continue reading How Your Beliefs Can Sabotage Your Behavior (And What You Can Do About It) →

How to Change Your Behavior

Personal Development

Joseph GrennySeptember 23, 2015 We have it all backward. We lament how the world is falling apart because “other” people won’t change their pernicious ways. Healthcare costs are soaring because other people eat too much and exercise too little. The workplace is too political because others hoard information and resources. Others are polluting the planet. … Continue reading How to Change Your Behavior →

An Etiquette Refresher for Business Owners and Entrepreneurs & Their Online Behavior

Social Media Utilization

Mandy EdwardsSeptember 15, 2015 As of January 2014, 87% of American adults use the internet and 52% of online adults now use two or more social media sites. Yet, probably more than a third of them act like a child online – business owners and entrepreneurs included. When you are a business owner or entrepreneur, … Continue reading An Etiquette Refresher for Business Owners and Entrepreneurs & Their Online Behavior →

How Promotions Change Customer Behavior

Promotional Marketing

Grant ThomasJuly 13, 2015 Shoppers are set in their ways. Your experience with shoppers in ecommerce most likely has you frustrated. First, the majority of people coming to your website will leave without purchasing. Second, shoppers may have the intent to return and make a purchase but that doesn’t always happen. So what can you … Continue reading How Promotions Change Customer Behavior →

Take The Wheel: 5 Ways To Drive Buyer Behavior With User-Generated Content

Content Marketing

If you want an engaged audience, user-generated content is key. Columnist Jordan Kretchmer explains why UCG makes a big impact on buying decisions. Jordan Kretchmer on May 29, 2015 Branded communities are emerging as one of the most effective tactics in social marketing, so it’s no surprise that marketers are beginning to invest more resources … Continue reading Take The Wheel: 5 Ways To Drive Buyer Behavior With User-Generated Content →

I’m Going To Cross-Device Target You By Matching Online Search Behavior

Social Media Utilization

by Laurie Sullivan, October 31, 2014 Cross-device targeting relies on anonymous information that transfers from a click like IP address, browser type, latitude and longitude. Along with these attributes, a variety of other things such as ad size allows some technology to make decisions on the ads to serve. The strategy recently brought two companies … Continue reading I’m Going To Cross-Device Target You By Matching Online Search Behavior →