Lincoln MurphyApril 3, 2015 Have you ever received an email that, maybe not in so many words, says “You Don’t Know Me. Can I Get 30 mins?” Out of the blue, you get an email from a salesperson, biz dev hustler, or startup founder you’ve never met or even heard of with a simple request for … Continue reading You Don’t Know Me. Can I Get 30 mins?
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Don’t Tell Me Why To Focus On The Customer, Tell Me How: MarTech Blueprints
At MarTech in San Francisco, contributor David Crane gives us a rundown of the talk on marketing tech blueprints by CA Technologies’ Cynthia Gumbert. David Crane on April 2, 2015 Day 1 of MarTech San Francisco didn’t disappoint. Well, there were a couple disappointments; you know, the presentations that drone on about how we marketers … Continue reading Don’t Tell Me Why To Focus On The Customer, Tell Me How: MarTech Blueprints
Don’t Guess What’s Best: Why You Should Be A/B Testing
Business.comMarch 31, 2015 Internet marketers love their letters. SEO, PPC, CTA, and so on and so forth. Here’s one that you probably won’t see tossed around quite as much: A/B testing. It’s the blunt-instrument method of refining a web page or marketing campaign; take two variations on a theme, set them loose, and see which … Continue reading Don’t Guess What’s Best: Why You Should Be A/B Testing
The Numbers Don’t Lie: Quantifying Employee Engagement
Business.comMarch 24, 2015 In the past, employee engagement wasn’t a priority for driving the bottom line. In the 1980s, for example, companies focused on product quality and management processes. In the 1990s, there was a shift to Six Sigma programs and web-based processes like Knowledge Management. However, what many companies now realize is that the … Continue reading The Numbers Don’t Lie: Quantifying Employee Engagement
Why “MIT” To-Do Lists Don’t Work For Me
Brittany BergerMarch 20, 2015 I like to conduct little experiments with my workflows, tools, and productivity tips. I decided I was being selfish to keep the results to myself, so I’m sharing some with you! Any productivity enthusiast knows that there’s a lot of bad advice out there. Not because anyone’s trying to dupe you, … Continue reading Why “MIT” To-Do Lists Don’t Work For Me
Run, Don’t Walk, From Agencies That Guarantee Search Engine Optimization Results
Steve HammMarch 20, 2015 There’s one universal truth regarding search engine optimization: it’s impossible to guarantee specific results. In this blog post we’ll explain why there’s no guarantee with SEO and why you should be skeptical of those who claim otherwise. First, you need to understand how SEO works. The goal is to improve your page rank on … Continue reading Run, Don’t Walk, From Agencies That Guarantee Search Engine Optimization Results
If You Don’t Fix Your Mobile Website Issues it Could Cost You!
James DebonoMarch 19, 2015 So this morning I woke up to the following email in my inbox. !Fix mobile usability issues found on Big Thinking Online Now as far as I was aware this site is mobile optimised; we have a responsive theme, which means that the website layout will adjust depending on what device … Continue reading If You Don’t Fix Your Mobile Website Issues it Could Cost You!
Don’t Call Me a Freelancer
Arik HansonMarch 17, 2015 If you want to get under a consultant’s skin, call them a FREELANCER. It’s been an ongoing conversation in the solo world for years. What do we call ourselves? Some people call themselves a “solo PR pro.” Some people call themselves a “freelancer.” And some people call themselves a consultant (or, … Continue reading Don’t Call Me a Freelancer
Don’t Be Foolish With Your Domain Name
Mike RastielloMarch 16, 2015 Over my 5 years at LyntonWeb I’ve helped launch hundreds of new website, and that’s not an exaggeration. When launching a new site, you need to update the DNS to point the domain name to the new server (if there is one; there usually is for us). Wait, “what is DNS?”, you’re probably … Continue reading Don’t Be Foolish With Your Domain Name
50 Percent Of Marketers Don’t Have A Content Strategy – Digital Marketing Research
Dave OrecchioMarch 14, 2015 Would you run your business without a strategy for product development, sales growth, and marketing? If your answer to this question is “NO”, then you will be surprised that 50 percent of digital marketers do not have a content strategy according to the state of digital marketing 2015 by Smart Insights. … Continue reading 50 Percent Of Marketers Don’t Have A Content Strategy – Digital Marketing Research
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