Columnist Brian Patterson shares the results of a click-through rate test performed on one of the test websites he maintains. Brian Patterson on August 30, 2016 There has been a lot written about click-through rate (CTR) as it relates to SEO. Some say that it really doesn’t matter. Others say that it is very possible … Continue reading Test points to likely influence of click-through rate on search rankings
by Lucas Miller July 28, 2016 Follow @EchelonCopyJuly 28, 2016 Social media is trending in the marketing world. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other popular platforms have quickly become a new frontier of sorts for digital marketing experts. The promise? Plenty of spacious, fertile ground for planting the seeds of brand identity through likes, hashtags and … Continue reading Why Email Marketing Isn’t Likely to Go Away Anytime Soon
Facebook will aim developers’ app install ads at the people who are likely to use it to purchase a product, complete a game level or view a piece of content Tim Peterson on July 18, 2016 Sometimes mobile app developers might be better off burning their money than spending it on an app install … Continue reading Facebook to aim app install ads at people most likely to buy a product, complete a level
Personal Finance Agenda: 5 Money-Saving Resolutions for 2014 There’s opportunity in the air. Not only does a new calendar year offer a clean slate and the chance for some calculated resolution-making, but the improving economy should also give us a bit more money to work with as we strive for financial self-improvement in 2014. … Continue reading Personal Finance Agenda: 5 Money-Saving Resolutions for 2014
