Greg Cawood — November 14, 2016 Follow @iqnection— November 14, 2016 We believe in the value of blogging. If we didn’t, this post wouldn’t be here. Blogging is an important piece of your inbound marketing content strategy, but it’s not enough to just write a post and expect business to start rolling in. There are … Continue reading Blog Maximization: Getting the Most Traction When You Post
Monica Orrigo — November 14, 2016 — November 14, 2016 Here’s a mind-blowing bit of information. In 2016, mobile commerce sales in the US will total $ 123 billion by the end of this year. This reflects a 39% increase from last year (and a 95% jump in 2014). Clearly, more and more people are … Continue reading eCommerce and mCommerce: A Big Deal That’s Getting Bigger
It can be a challenge to get a clear picture of how effective your local marketing efforts are, so columnist Brian Smith outlines some of the more effective methods for tracking in-store attribution. Brian Smith on November 14, 2016 There’s a reason many brands don’t track in-store attribution for local marketing: it’s hard. Really … Continue reading Getting a clearer picture of local marketing attribution
by Gavin O’Malley, Staff Writer @mp_gavin, November 10, 2016 Hoping to get consumers’ attention? Good luck. More or less, that’s the conclusion of some fresh findings from Google. Among other challenges, consumers are increasingly splitting their focus between multiple screens. In fact, about half of users now rely on more than one type of gadget … Continue reading Google Says: Good Luck Getting Consumers’ Attention
Scott Fenstermaker — November 12, 2016 — November 12, 2016 How Can Facebook Ads Bring More People To My Store? Facebook advertising is exceedingly useful for raising awareness and engagement, for generating leads and eCommerce activity…really for bolstering just about any online business goal. However, translating Facebook Ad campaigns to trackable brick-and-mortar foot traffic has … Continue reading Getting Foot Traffic From Facebook Ads (And Tracking It Too)
Warren Knight — November 11, 2016 Follow @warrenknight— November 11, 2016 WOULDN’T IT BE GREAT IF YOU COULD GENERATE UP TO 64% OF YOUR WEBSITE REFERRAL TRAFFIC JUST FROM LINKEDIN? Having a successful LinkedIn profile does not happen overnight; I know because it has taken me years to achieve a 6-figure income from speaking opportunities … Continue reading 3-Step Linkedin Secret Sauce To Getting Booked As A Speaker
Morgan Ingram — November 9, 2016 — November 9, 2016 If you don’t schedule your life, your life will schedule you. If you are not scheduling your life, then you will not be able to control the amount of focus that you are putting into each day. There are so many distractions in our world … Continue reading Getting Your Schedule Organized as an SDR
Darleen DeRosa — November 9, 2016 Follow @onpoint_llc— November 9, 2016 Millennials are expected to make up about 50 percent of all leadership positions in the next five years. Not only that, Millennials who are satisfied with their professional development opportunities are twice as likely to stay with a company then those who are unsatisfied. … Continue reading The One Thing Millennials Want Most At Work (And Aren’t Getting)
Brent Pohlman — November 5, 2016 Follow @brentpohlman— November 5, 2016 Over the last few weeks, I have taken a hard look at our content marketing strategy, our inbound strategy, and our email marketing strategy. My conclusion is they can all work to some degree, but they all have their issues. As a result, I … Continue reading Getting More Client Exposure
Siya Carla — October 28, 2016 Follow @siyacarla— October 28, 2016 There are a lot of cases of customers being tricked by their web developers in some way. This usually ends up with that customer losing a lot of money, or even worse, he or she could lose the whole website or any important data … Continue reading 10 Things to Do to Avoid Getting Fooled by Your Developer
