by Zach Heller Follow @zhellerAugust 11, 2016 Welcome to the first installment of the Day One Strategy series. This is a weekly blog series that will address how to start from scratch. Each week we’ll discuss a new topic and offers tips for the business that is taking their very first step. Today’s Topic = … Continue reading Day One Strategy – Part 1
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How To Make Your Facebook Page Cover Photo A Key Part Of Your Marketing Awesomeness
August 5, 2016 Remember the last time you went to a party and made a ridiculously bad first impression? Wasn’t good, right? You felt nervous, ignored and generally a social outcast. It happens. Well just imagine if your brand had that poor quality first impression every day. How about every minute of the day? If … Continue reading How To Make Your Facebook Page Cover Photo A Key Part Of Your Marketing Awesomeness
How to manage ad partners in regulated industries: Retail (Part 3 of 5)
Retail marketers must tread carefully to avoid running afoul of the Federal Trade Commission. Columnist Lori Weiman lays out the relevant considerations so marketers may move forward with confidence. Lori Weiman on August 4, 2016 Welcome to Part 3 of my five-part series on managing your online advertising partners in highly regulated industries. I created … Continue reading How to manage ad partners in regulated industries: Retail (Part 3 of 5)
Comprehensive Guide To Negative Keywords: Part II
by David Grow, Op-Ed Contributor, August 4, 2016 Negative keywords can reduce costs when marketers optimize their account performance by limiting the ads served for irrelevant searches. The second part to this series explains the implementation strategy. For an overview of match types, negative lists and account limits, please refer to Part I. Strategies and … Continue reading Comprehensive Guide To Negative Keywords: Part II
How to manage your ad partners in regulated industries: Finance (part 2 of 5)
In part 2 of her five-part series, contributor Lori Weiman looks at how advertisers in the finance industry can monitor their affiliates to boost ad performance while staying on the government’s good side. Lori Weiman on July 21, 2016 Welcome to part 2 of my five-part series on using advertising partners in highly regulated … Continue reading How to manage your ad partners in regulated industries: Finance (part 2 of 5)
Cialdini’s 6 Weapons of Influence – Psychology of Referrals (Part 2)
by Andy Cockburn July 20, 2016 Follow @mentionmeshareJuly 20, 2016 In Part 1 of the Psychology of Referral we explored the concepts of social capital and social risk and how these relate to our propensity to share brands with friends. Here we will dive into the specifics of how the “six weapons of influence” can … Continue reading Cialdini’s 6 Weapons of Influence – Psychology of Referrals (Part 2)
Why Long-Tail Keywords Are Your Biggest Missed Opportunity – Part III
by Oren Netzer, Op-Ed Contributor, July 19, 2016 Part 3 of this series examines whether the impressions and clicks generated by long-tail keywords are incremental to the impressions and clicks already being driven by the pre-existing keywords, or whether they are at the expense of the pre-existing keywords. In other words, are you creating … Continue reading Why Long-Tail Keywords Are Your Biggest Missed Opportunity – Part III
How to manage your ad partners in regulated industries (part 1 of 5)
Digital marketing is more complicated in some industries than in others, as anyone who works finance, retail, education or pharmaceuticals knows. In her five-part series, contributor Lori Weiman will explain how advertisers can thrive in these highly regulated industries. Lori Weiman on June 28, 2016 Are you a marketer or affiliate … Continue reading How to manage your ad partners in regulated industries (part 1 of 5)
Facebooks News Feed, Part II
by Scott Barnett July 12, 2016 Follow @scottabarnettJuly 12, 2016 In May, we wrote about Facebook’s news feed and how they prioritize posts. Following their annual F8 conference, Facebook themselves revealed details how they prioritize what shows up in user’s news feeds. Our conclusion was confirmed that if you were a business owner or a … Continue reading Facebooks News Feed, Part II
Comprehensive Guide To Negative Keywords: Part I
by David Grow, Op-Ed Contributor, July 18, 2016, 4:45 PM Negative keywords are a great tool that marketers can use to optimize their account performance by limiting the ads served for irrelevant searches, thereby reducing costs. Here I provide an overview of match types, negative lists and account limits. The second part to this series … Continue reading Comprehensive Guide To Negative Keywords: Part I