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4 Location Data Myths That Hold Back Your Marketing Strategy

4 Location Data Myths That Hold Back Your Marketing Strategy by Ryan Kanterman , Op-Ed Contributor, September 6, 2017 While most marketers rely on “impressions” and “clicks” to measure the impact of marketing campaigns, it’s becoming clear that actual conversions, like physical store visits, work much better to gauge success. Digital signals have a place … Continue reading 4 Location Data Myths That Hold Back Your Marketing Strategy

Don’t Let Your Web Development Team Hold Your Website Hostage

Wendy Lindars — September 7, 2017 Follow @enx2marketing — September 7, 2017 lakexyde / Pixabay The popular fact-checking website Snopes is facing a serious legal battle and it has nothing to do with this its source material. Late in July, the company had put up this landing page. To sum up the situation, a vendor … Continue reading Don’t Let Your Web Development Team Hold Your Website Hostage

Been Years Since Your Last Job Search? Common Job Search “Truths” that Hold Water — And Those That Don’t

Virginia Franco — August 4, 2017 Follow @VAFrancoResumes — August 4, 2017 geralt / Pixabay While most people who come to me recognize they need assistance in writing a resume, I’ve discovered that beyond that job search misconceptions are prevalent — even among the most successful professionals — and particularly if it’s been awhile since … Continue reading Been Years Since Your Last Job Search? Common Job Search “Truths” that Hold Water — And Those That Don’t

Consumers over bots: Why site crawlers don’t hold all the answers

Site crawlers are valuable tools in the SEO toolbox, but columnist David Freeman warns that search marketers should not use them as a replacement for manual analysis. David Freeman on July 13, 2017   Advances in technology have driven efficiency in SEO, where site crawlers such as Botify, DeepCrawl and ScreamingFrog have flourished. These tools … Continue reading Consumers over bots: Why site crawlers don’t hold all the answers

The Facebook Ride: Turn, Twist and Hold On

by Jonathan Kudabeck January 2, 2016January 2, 2016 When you compare the slow-moving and methodical marketing platforms of print, radio and television with today’s rapidly-changing and unpredictable social media platforms, it’s like comparing the merry go round at your local state fair with the head-jerking twists and stomach-sinking plunges of the USA’s tallest roller coaster: … Continue reading The Facebook Ride: Turn, Twist and Hold On