Laura Donovan — March 7, 2019 Follow @thewordpro — March 7, 2019 Free-Photos / Pixabay According to a study done by eMarketer, spending on digital advertising will outpace that of traditional marketing this year. Digital ad spending is projected to be about $ 130 billion or about 54% of total advertising dollars. Traditional advertising, including … Continue reading So Long Traditional Advertising; Hello Digital Advertising
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Long live email: Why email’s future remains bright
Part 3 of this email marketing series looks at what email has in store in the coming years and why its growth and continued relevance is all but assured. Len Shneyder on February 1, 2019 Despite the fact that we live in a world where email makes headlines when it’s used as part of a … Continue reading Long live email: Why email’s future remains bright
How Long Does It Take to Improve Google Rankings?
Kent Campbell — January 31, 2019 Follow @reputationx — January 31, 2019 Why does it take six months for a website to rank? We get asked this quite a bit. For the most part, it’s because there is a lag time of between 10 and 20 weeks before listings start to improve in search results. … Continue reading How Long Does It Take to Improve Google Rankings?
How Long Should You Side Hustle For?
Choncé Maddox — January 29, 2019 — January 29, 2019 sabinevanerp / Pixabay Side hustling is a great way to make extra money. The more successful your side hustle is, the more motivated you are to continue, right? Not exactly. There are many other factors that contribute to the longevity of your side hustle. Here’s … Continue reading How Long Should You Side Hustle For?
Bootstrapping Relevance: Making Web Conversions Meaningful for Long Sales Cycles
Derek Gleason — January 14, 2019 — January 14, 2019 Most hurricanes that reach the United States start off the coast of West Africa. Those storms join and split with other minor systems as they move across the Atlantic. Some dissipate into a mild breeze; others devastate coastal areas along the Eastern seaboard. So what … Continue reading Bootstrapping Relevance: Making Web Conversions Meaningful for Long Sales Cycles
In-app advertising has come a long way: Here’s why you should use it
New developments for the in-app environment allow brands to measure viewability, fraud, data quality and attribution, similar to what advertisers are used to on mobile. Yoni Argaman on December 21, 2018 Mobile apps are the most direct conduit to consumers. Americans love their cell phones and are rarely without them by their sides. Consumers spend … Continue reading In-app advertising has come a long way: Here’s why you should use it
Why some marketers say Cyber Week is just too long
Here’s how email marketers can sidestep the perils of a too-long holiday promotional period. Robin Kurzer on December 12, 2018 As Black Friday and Cyber Monday have begun to merge into a single blockbuster weekend to kick off the holiday shopping season, many enthusiastic marketers are pushing sales and promotions well past the weekend. But are … Continue reading Why some marketers say Cyber Week is just too long
How Long Does It Take to Rank in Google?
Sam Saidman — August 22, 2018 — August 22, 2018 One of the most common questions I hear from my current and potential clients is: “how long it will take for my website and blog to reach the coveted first page of Google?” Because the answer to that question depends on a number of variables, … Continue reading How Long Does It Take to Rank in Google?
Nurturing Your Long Tail Partners to Maximize Channel ROI
Josh Swenson — July 27, 2018 — July 27, 2018 geralt / Pixabay As a channel marketer, you’re likely very familiar with your top channel partners. They are the ones who engage with you often and send you referrals regularly. If your program has a number of active, vocal partners it’s possible they take up … Continue reading Nurturing Your Long Tail Partners to Maximize Channel ROI
How Do You Know How Long to A/B Test Your Website Changes?
Mike Moran — June 24, 2018 Follow @MikeMoran — June 24, 2018 Everyone wants to be data-driven these days, so A/B testing is all the rage. Too often, however, I run into clients that run dozens of tests a month and come back with the disheartening results: Not enough repetitions to know the right answer. … Continue reading How Do You Know How Long to A/B Test Your Website Changes?