by Erin Sagin June 7, 2016June 7, 2016 This is my mom. She is many advertisers’ dream girl. She’s a full-time housewife, armed with a healthy wallet and plenty of time to peruse the internet. Moreover, she lovingly serves as a part-time personal assistant for most of my immediate family—meaning that she’s perpetually online shopping … Continue reading Wow — Facebook Ads on 3rd Party Sites for Non-Users
Moz, Thursday, June 2, 2016 Optimizing for Accessibility + SEO: Formatting & Link Overlaps (header photo “Kenzie” by H.L.W. from the Blind Photographers Flickr Group.) Search engine optimization (SEO) evolved by search engines creating algorithms to automate the classification and ranking of websites, with SEOs manipulating the loopholes in those algos. Accessibility, on the other hand, … Continue reading Optimizing Sites For Accessibility
by Vishnu Supreet May 15, 2016May 15, 2016 Recent statistics from the United Kingdom throws up an interesting (and not so surprising) fact. The number of persons accessing the Internet using smartphones (33%) has overtaken the number of persons using laptops (30%) to access the Internet. Not only that, but the time spent on smartphones … Continue reading 15 WordPress Themes To Create Mobile Ready Sites
by Susan Tucker April 11, 2016 Follow @getsusanmktgApril 11, 2016 Small business owners are constantly on the lookout for ways in which to grow and prosper, as such, social media is becoming more and more of a requirement rather than a fun little side project. While most owners are really beginning to understand the power … Continue reading New Social Media Sites Small Business Owners Can’t Ignore
by Tiffany Sun March 25, 2016 Follow @tiffanycsunMarch 25, 2016 10 “Must Go To” Sites For Free Images For Blogs Finding free images is a piece of cake. It’s finding ones with quality that’s the challenge. And I’m talking about Istock or Stocksy quality, which are almost impossible to find if you’re searching for free … Continue reading 10 “Must Go To” Sites For Free Images For Blogs
by Christopher Jan Benitez March 16, 2016 Follow @christopherjanbMarch 16, 2016 Source: Pixabay They say that success leaves clues. Well, they are very wrong. Success leaves a huge signboard detailing what to do and not do to get the results you want. By following in the footpaths of those who’ve gone before you, you’ll save … Continue reading 7 Point Checklist All Successful eCommerce Sites Have Cleared
by Andre W. Klein March 3, 2016 Follow @akleines2March 3, 2016 Trick #1: Blast Emails to your list. — Instead of just following others on Tumblr, send emails to your list and let them know that you are going to share cool tips and tricks on solving their problems on your Tumblr page. Trick #2: … Continue reading 21 Marketing Tricks for Tumblr (and Other Social Sites)
by Jonny Rosen February 29, 2016 Follow @ohjonnyFebruary 29, 2016 When was the last time you ate out and didn’t pay? No credit card no check, certainly no tip. Dinner done, you just walked out the door. We are willing to guess that the answer is probably (hopefully, that is) never. When was the last … Continue reading Blocking the Blockers – Ad-supported Sites Strike Back at Ad Blockers
A library of plugins is designed to give sites common tracking features automatically. Ginny Marvin on February 23, 2016 Last week, Google launched autotrack for analytics.js (aka Universal Analytics) to make it easier for marketers to get more out of Google Analytics without having to go through a big customization learning curve. The autotrack library “attempts … Continue reading Google Launches Autotrack To Help Sites Get More Out Of Universal Analytics
by Debi Lewis February 21, 2016 Follow @jebrawebFebruary 21, 2016 I’ll admit it: you can’t touch or hold the product I’m selling. You’ll never be able to package it, ship it, weigh it, or put it on your coffee table. I’m not selling a thing; I’m selling a service. It’s hard to sell a service, … Continue reading Sites for Service Providers: How to Sell Brains, Brawn, and Imagination on the Web
