by Spencer Durrant November 20, 2015November 20, 2015 It’s estimated that around 30% of small and midsize business’ annual sales occur during the holiday selling season –– making it a significant driver of overall company revenue. As such, you likely began planning for the holiday season months ago, but some recent data and insights released … Continue reading Google’s Latest Mobile Shopping Data is In: Here’s How You Can Better Inform Your Holiday Strategy Last Minute
Andrew DalglishSeptember 7, 2015 The allure of social media in B2B is growing rapidly. Over four in five marketing teams (83 per cent) now post on social media – an activity that consumes one fifth of their time (20 per cent) – and three quarters (77 per cent) expect to spend more time doing this … Continue reading Social Media in B2B – The Latest Etats
Blake HarrisAugust 3, 2015 (August 06, 2015), we took a closer look at Adweek’s “Here are 13 Hot Digital Marketing Stats from the Past Week, and tried to break down what these numbers really mean. Today, we’ll continue that endeavor, with Stats #8-13: [In case you missed Part 1, the article can be found here] … Continue reading Interpreting the Latest Digital Marketing Stats (Part 2 of 2)
Denise McArthurJuly 31, 2015 Later this week, we’ll be publishing a post that compiles and analyzes the most relevant metrics with regards to the power of video. In light of this endeavor, we were particularly struck by an Adweek article last week titled “Here are 13 Hot Digital Marketing Stats from the Past Week.” The … Continue reading Interpreting the Latest Digital Marketing Stats (Part 1 of 2)
Julia McCoyJune 30, 2015 Roundabout August 2014, Google announced that it was including HTTPS as a lightweight criteria for aiding page ranking. When Google said this, not a whole lot of people took the news truly to heart. Previous exploration of the statistics had shown that HTTPS was pretty much a parallel of HTTP and … Continue reading Why Your Site Content Must Be HTTPS: Google’s Latest Update
Jon-Mikel BaileyJune 6, 2015 There is only one constant in the world of web design and development and that is change. We’ve been doing this for 12+ years and have seen all sorts of design trends – good and bad. While we welcome the chance to redesign our client’s websites, we always stress that a … Continue reading The Latest Web Design Trends, Will They Work for Your Audience?
Alex ChrisMay 17, 2015 SEO is not a static discipline but it is changing all the time. Industry experts agree that in order to stay competitive on the Internet today, you have to be in synch with the latest SEO techniques and practices. Google, as the major player in the search industry is constantly making … Continue reading 5 Latest SEO Techniques You Cannot Ignore
Trent TurpinMay 2, 2015 Facebook is at it again. They recently announced that they are significantly altering their users’ News Feed updates. Facebook will be deemphasizing and/or completely removing the feature that shows what a friend liked or commented on. You’ve certainly seen these in your own feed from “that friend” who you met one … Continue reading Facebook’s Latest Change: 6 Ways Your Business Can Adapt
Jessica BowersMarch 13, 2015 Should Small Business Marketers Be Worried Facebook Is Purging Inactive Likes Last week, Facebook announced that March 12th would mark the beginning of a major upcoming purge of likes from “deactivated and memorialized accounts.” Over the next several weeks, likes and comments from inactive accounts on business pages and posts will … Continue reading How Facebook’s Latest Change Could Affect Your Business
Ajeet YadavJanuary 26, 2015 If you are a blogger then you will have heard about WordPress. In fact it is the most popular blogging platform globally and is used by more than 23.3% of the top 10 million websites as of January, 2015. It powers more than 60 million websites! But there is a new … Continue reading 10 Things All Bloggers Need to Know About the Latest Version of WordPress
