Marko SaricJune 24, 2015 For some bloggers the most joyful section of a blog is the comment area. They write in order to meet, interact and engage with other people. This post will feature everything you need to know in order to take command of your blog comments, eliminate all the spam and encourage more … Continue reading 35 Ways To Eliminate Comment Spam And Boost Genuine Conversations
Roman KniahynyckyjJune 13, 2015 Companies turn to text and email marketing with the overall goal of increasing sales and making money. This tactic, however, backfired big time for one restaurant in Amityville, NY, costing $ 28,500. After receiving a slew of reportedly unsolicited texts from the Muscle Maker Grill, one fed-up man took their marketing … Continue reading How To Avoid Spam Complaints In Your Email Marketing (And Save Money)
Zak BeckerMay 12, 2015 Spam penalization is no myth. Organizations whose websites are perceived as untrustworthy by Google can experience a sudden drop in rankings. For brands of all sizes, this drastic drop can cause a serious and instantaneous drop in revenue. By expert estimates, Google’s search algorithm takes at least 200 factors into account … Continue reading SEO FAQ: What Is Your Brand’s Real Risk Of Spam Penalization?
Denise ChanMay 1, 2015 There was a story that my parents imprinted in my childhood memory. I had an uncle that grew up in a small, secluded village in China. He saved up for most of his life and in his later teens, he was ready to move out to a bigger city on his … Continue reading The Cover-to-Cover Guide On Global Spam Law
The conversation around brands on Twitter may be more spammy than you think. With some brands seeing upwards of 75+% of discussion due to spam, marketers need to fine tune their metrics. Greg Finn on April 8, 2015 We’ve all seen the heaps of of spammy accounts and spam Tweets strewn across Twitter. But just … Continue reading Report: Nearly 10% Of Twitter Is Spam & Brands Have It The Worst
Adam BaetuFebruary 24, 2015 Discovering that your marketing emails have been languishing in customer’s spam folders can be incredibly frustrating, and it can also be bad for your brand’s reputation. But why does it happen, even when customers have subscribed to your email list? Just as importantly, how can you ensure your emails avoid spam … Continue reading Why Are My Emails Going to Spam?
Site says the system it has in place can fight an attack in milliseconds versus the four-plus hours it would have taken a year ago. Amy Gesenhues on February 20, 2015 Pinterest has upped its game against spam, claiming to have cut the number of Pinners who click on spam in half during the last … Continue reading Pinterest Ups Its Spam Fighting Efforts: Cuts Number Of “Spam Clicks” In Half
Taylor NelsonFebruary 20, 2015 Spam. Gross. Once upon a time, this odd sounding word conjured up images of a salty canned meat product that gained popularity during World War II. Later, it became the subject of an oft quoted Monty Python sketch that poked fun at the unavoidable nature of the so-called ‘mystery meat.’ Following … Continue reading Battling Blog Comment Spam
Rakesh SoniFebruary 7, 2015 Think of all the mundane, daily tasks in life — commuting to work, paying bills, grocery shopping, talking on the phone. Each one requires an identity of some sort — a driver’s license, an account number, a phone number. With the advent of technology, this need for an identity transcended into … Continue reading How to Stop Spam Signups Dead in Their Tracks
Lori Soard December 1, 2014 Spam! We all hate it, yet marketers continue to inundate the average with spam at every turn. You likely get spam emails, spam popups and, if you own a WordPress site, spam comments posted to your blog. While Akismet and other spam stoppers do a pretty good job of filtering … Continue reading Sick of WordPress Comment Spam? 5 Ways to Stop It Today
