by Jeff BullasAugust 8, 2016 Success and financial freedom are often mentioned. Some feel like they have achieved it but want more and are afraid of losing it tomorrow. They are the successful but paranoid. So they keep going hard. Others sense they are never going to arrive, have dreams and ideas but never take … Continue reading 3 Digital Start-Ups That That Made it Big (And What You Can Learn From Them)
by Dave Brock Follow @davidabrockAugust 6, 2016 Somehow you’ve attracted me to your site. You have an intriguing product. You have a solution I might be interested in. I want to learn more. But before I can go on, you put hurdles in my way. I can’t get beyond your splash page without giving you … Continue reading Who Are You? Why Should I Trust Buying From You?
Columnist Adam Weiss shares four ways affiliate partnerships are designing the future of influencer marketing. Adam Weiss on August 5, 2016 at 10:00 am Ivanka Trump is an Executive Vice President of The Trump Organization, founder of her self-titled fashion line, a media mogul with her IvankaTrump.com content site for working women and an activist … Continue reading A studded sheath dress or a crystal ball? How a tweet from Ivanka Trump illustrates affiliate marketing’s future
August 4, 2016 “It’s Dave, not Jake.” You know that uncomfortable moment when you realize you called someone by the wrong name? We all do it, but when it happens in business, it decreases the chances of a lead ever becoming anything more. If your goal is to connect with your audience and build a … Continue reading Take Your Data from Dirty to Refreshed in 3 Easy Steps
by Gord Hotchkiss, Featured Contributor, August 2, 2016 Fellow Spinner Cory Treffiletti told you last week that data without context is noise. Absolutely right. I want to continue that conversation, because it’s an important one. It’s all about context. So let’s talk a little more about context — specifically, how we decide what makes up … Continue reading Where Context Comes From
August 2, 2016 So, are you a Level 5 Pokémon trainer yet? Got a Pikachu or Ninetales in your Pokédex yet? Is that a Mankey floating around the breakroom right now! Gotta catch ‘em all! Sound like a new language? Maybe, if you aren’t among the 60 million people who installed the mobile game sensation … Continue reading 10 Things Pokemon GO and Email Marketers Can Learn from Each Other
by Angie Geffen August 1, 2016 Follow @AngieGeffenAugust 1, 2016 Lego is a storied brand. You probably played with Legos as a child, and now, your children probably play with them. If not, you at least knew people who did and know people who have them now. Over the years, Lego has grown from offering … Continue reading How to Build Your Social Brand: Lessons from Lego
by Laura Cole July 31, 2016July 31, 2016 If you ever needed reassurance that starting a commercial blog was worth your while, a quick search on the Internet would afford you peace of mind. This vast resource is home to innumerable blogging statistics, each of which reaffirms the positive impact that this practice can have … Continue reading The Blogging Lessons That We Can Learn From Artists
by David Kiger July 30, 2016 Follow @davidkigerJuly 30, 2016 The Pokemon Go craze has been one of the bigger business stories of the summer. Nintendo’s longtime trading card and cartoon has become a mobile game phenomenon, an “augmented reality” experience that employs smartphones’ GPS and cameras to allow people (young and old) to search … Continue reading What Small Businesses Can Learn From The Pokemon Go Craze
Google Search Console provides a wealth of data on landing pages, but unfortunately, that data is limited. Columnist Glenn Gabe shares his method for getting around the 1,000-URL limit using an Excel plugin called Analytics Edge. Glenn Gabe on July 29, 2016 at 1:15 pm Google Search Console (GSC) is powerful and provides a boatload of … Continue reading How to download all of your landing pages from Google Search Console via Analytics Edge — and I mean ALL of them!
