by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, May 26, 2016 On the heels of Google’s forthcoming AdWords change that allows advertisers to modify bids for smartphones, tablets and desktops, cClearly set out to take an in-depth look at the differences in consumer search behavior between mobile and desktop among industries, products, countries and search engines. Here’s what they found. … Continue reading Mobile, Desktop Search Behavior Differs Greatly On Google, Study Shows
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Just when marketers thought things couldn’t change any more, this report shows they will
Do you possess a single view of your customer that includes their mobile interactions and behavior on the Internet of Things? Columnist Sanjay Dholakia describes new research that shows that the time to prepare is now. Sanjay Dholakia on April 6, 2016 Historians of digital marketing will be hard-pressed to find another era when … Continue reading Just when marketers thought things couldn’t change any more, this report shows they will
Study Shows 6.3% Lift In Mobile Search Clicks From Facebook Ad Exposure
by Katherine Buchholz January 31, 2016January 31, 2016 31A recent study from Facebook IQ looks at a meta-analysis of 23 conversion lift studies in the US last year. The conclusion? Mobile-heavy Facebook campaigns made mobile search work harder – 6.3% harder, in fact. The results are further proof of how mobile continues to create an … Continue reading Study Shows 6.3% Lift In Mobile Search Clicks From Facebook Ad Exposure
2016 Report Shows the Importance in Employer Brand, Quality of Hire
by Daniel James January 8, 2016 Follow @FurstPersonJanuary 8, 2016 2016 is here, and that means companies are evaluating what they’re looking for in current talent acquisition efforts. LinkedIn’s annual Global Recruiting Trends report highlighted some of the key areas that companies are looking to improve upon, invest in, and refine this year. In the … Continue reading 2016 Report Shows the Importance in Employer Brand, Quality of Hire
5 Social Media Inspirations From TV’s Hottest Shows
by Jake Camacho December 14, 2015December 14, 2015 What do zombies, drug dealers, and advertising executives have in common? Possibly quite a few things, but what I’m getting at is that they’ve all been depicted in television shows. In fact, just about everything has been depicted in television shows. With services like Netflix and Hulu … Continue reading 5 Social Media Inspirations From TV’s Hottest Shows
Research Shows Firms with Employee Advocacy Programs Grow Faster
by Lee Frederiksen November 16, 2015 Follow @hingemarketingNovember 16, 2015 Firms know there’s an opportunity to turn their employees into brand ambassadors via their personal social networks. The practice is called employee advocacy — the promotion of a firm’s brand by its employees. But to be successful, it must go deeper. A firm must instill … Continue reading Research Shows Firms with Employee Advocacy Programs Grow Faster
Google’s New Shopping Insights Tool Shows Retailers Product Search Intent At The Local Level
The data visualization tool shows search data on more than 5,000 products in US cities. Ginny Marvin on October 23, 2015 To help retailers better understand shopper search habits in the US at the local level, Google is opening up more of its cache of product search data in a new visualization tool called Shopping Insights. … Continue reading Google’s New Shopping Insights Tool Shows Retailers Product Search Intent At The Local Level
5 Shows That Deserve Emmys for Social Media Marketing (DD)
Sarah BeckhamSeptember 18, 2015 The 67th Primetime Emmy Awards happen on Sunday, Sept. 20. Nominees will be honored in categories from acting to writing to sound mixing, but we also wanted to give some love to the shows and stars who use social media to keep us watching— and talking about — them. Here are … Continue reading 5 Shows That Deserve Emmys for Social Media Marketing (DD)
Survey Shows ‘Friendly’ States For Small Businesses
David KigerSeptember 10, 2015 The challenges involved in starting a small business are numerous. One that may not immediately come to mind is location, and we don’t mean what part of town the business is located. Each state has its own systems, rules and regulations, and it’s important to be familiar with the facts before … Continue reading Survey Shows ‘Friendly’ States For Small Businesses
Best Practices to Prevent Sales No Shows
Kim StaibSeptember 1, 2015 Imagine yourself as an inside sales rep, you pound the phones day in and day out trying to qualify leads. You navigate accounts, build pipeline, and then finally your efforts pay off and someone answers. You pass them…score! You feel a great sense of accomplishment as you get the calendar invite … Continue reading Best Practices to Prevent Sales No Shows