A number of e-commerce sites are gearing up to compete with Amazon on its biggest shopping day of the year. Amy Gesenhues on July 11, 2016 at 2:56 pm Tomorrow, July 12, marks Amazon Prime Day, a one-day sales event started by Amazon in 2015 to boost its Prime membership numbers. Last year’s event proved … Continue reading Amazon Prime Day competitors: Walmart, eBay & more aim to win over online shoppers
by Tabitha Jean Naylor May 29, 2016 Follow @TabithaNaylorMay 29, 2016 One of the most important facets of SEO is learning how to build your portfolio of back links. These are links that reference your site and help to establish it as a trusted domain inside the crazy world of Google’s search algorithm. With a … Continue reading How to Be A Thorn in Your Competitors’ Sides
by Joel Goldstein May 22, 2016 Follow @joelgoldsteinMay 22, 2016 Happy business team applauding together Before understanding why you should pay attention to indirect competitors, you have to understand who they are. Indirect competitors exist within your industry, sell to your target audience, but don’t sell the same product or service that you do. So, … Continue reading Why You Should Pay Attention to Indirect Competitors
by Jean Moncrieff May 5, 2016 Follow @eyejeanMay 5, 2016 It used to be a challenge to find information on your competition, but that’s all changed thanks to the internet. Nowadays, you hardly need to leave your desk, unless of course you’re into some serious industrial espionage. Assuming that’s not the case, your biggest challenge … Continue reading 6 Ways to Gather Information on Your Competitors
By Alex Sebuliba April 13th, 2016 You know the tasks that stay on your to-do list for months? The kind that, when you enter the office on a Monday, you say, “I WILL get it done this week” and six months later it’s still pending? A task like competitor monitoring? You know you should be stalking … Continue reading Create Winning Content: 5 Reasons You Need To Stalk Your Competitors
by Morgan Schuman March 25, 2016March 25, 2016 When it comes to AdWords, there’s nothing wrong with doing a little investigating of your competition. It might seem like cheating, but it’s an instrumental part of your pay-per-click (PPC) strategy. The Google Search results page is a highly competitive marketplace, but if you follow these three … Continue reading Why Should You Spy on Your AdWords Competitors?
by Ross Hudgens March 1, 2016 Follow @rosshudgensMarch 1, 2016 If you want to rank online, your content needs to stand out. It’s no longer enough to simply be better – you now need to be 10x better to really have a definite advantage that you can rely upon in the search results. Thankfully, the … Continue reading How to Increase Website Traffic 10x Better Than Competitors [Infographic]
by Mike Devaney February 26, 2016 Follow @DevaneyMkedevFebruary 26, 2016 “Should we mention our competitors?” “Should we call them by name?” It’s a familiar set of questions to anyone planning their company’s content strategy. Most corporate style guides advise against naming competitors. “Naming” could cause problems. You might end up looking smaller (or larger) in … Continue reading Should You Mention Competitors by Name?
by Kim Niemi January 28, 2016 Follow @KimNiemiDMGJanuary 28, 2016 Some researchers say that social media is making us a little narcissistic. It is true that we all – even brands – spend a lot of time counting likes and followers and retweets. But if you really want to connect with social users, create effective … Continue reading Know Your Enemies: Why It’s A Good Idea To Track Your Competitors on Social Media
by Ciaran Blumenfeld January 14, 2016 Follow @momfluentialJanuary 14, 2016 Your competitors wishes you wouldn’t take their hashtags, or yours too seriously. Why would they want you to catch on? Hashtags contains a goldmine of information. But you have to track tags to unlock the Hashtag Secrets. So go ahead, nod, and be sure to … Continue reading 7 Reasons Why Your Competitors Wish You Wouldn’t Track Hashtags in 2016
