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How Much Does a Website Cost? How to Budget For Your Next Business Website

Andy Woods October 23, 2020 Website prices can vary wildly from free, to millions of pounds. The range and variation of production, functionality, design, and performance are pretty darn incredible. But it all depends on what you need your website to do for your organisation. This article focuses on how to budget for a typical … Continue reading How Much Does a Website Cost? How to Budget For Your Next Business Website →

How Too Much Choice May be Tanking Your Conversion Rates

Nicholas Shaw September 15, 2020 In the 1986 sci-fi/horror classic The Fly, Ronnie (Geena Davis) notices that the subject of her newspaper interview Martin (Jeff Goldblum) always wears the exact same outfit. Pressing him as to why, Martin reveals his wardrobe containing five identical sets of clothing. “Learned it from Einstein”, he elaborates. “This way … Continue reading How Too Much Choice May be Tanking Your Conversion Rates →

How Much Should I Expect to Spend on Digital Marketing?

Dan Moyle August 11, 2020 As digital marketing continues to grow and take over market share from traditional marketing, many marketing managers and small business founders are asking how much they should be spending on digital marketing. The U.S. Small Business Administration suggests allocating 7-to-8% of your gross revenue to marketing. Then you spend 50% … Continue reading How Much Should I Expect to Spend on Digital Marketing? →

How Much Is Customer Data Worth? A Microsoft, iProspect Study Looks To Pinpoint Value

How Much Is Customer Data Worth? A Microsoft, iProspect Study Looks To Pinpoint Value by Laurie Sullivan  @lauriesullivan, July 7, 2020 Putting a value on consumer data is an ongoing effort. What it’s worth to marketers may be different from its value to aggregators, publishers and government agencies like public health and law enforcement. The … Continue reading How Much Is Customer Data Worth? A Microsoft, iProspect Study Looks To Pinpoint Value →