Nicole Blanckenberg — February 10, 2017 Follow @https://twitter.com/StoreYaCom— February 10, 2017https://blog.storeya.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/EP112ECOMMERCEFUEL-1.mp3 Every major eCommerce blog has a post about how free shipping is a must. A must, in order to retain customers and drive sales. And I won’t lie, I have personally advocated free shipping to a lot of merchants. I mean, why wouldn’t I, … Continue reading Is Free Shipping Really as Profitable as We Think?
A new paper from Princeton and Stanford researchers says their model for user identification works up to 70 percent of the time, using only anonymous browsing histories. Barry Levine on February 1, 2017 Data privacy advocates — and marketers concerned about ensuring user privacy — may have a new worry. It’s possible to determine … Continue reading Study: Your anonymous web browsing isn’t as anonymous as you think
Clive Keyte — January 26, 2017 Follow @intrafocusUK— January 26, 2017 It’s coming up to the new fiscal year in the United Kingdom (and many other parts of the world). It’s the time of the year when most companies start thinking about next year’s strategy. Typically, medium to large sized companies will book away-days for … Continue reading Does Your Organization Think Strategically?
Ryan Scott — November 29, 2016 Follow @causecast— November 29, 2016 You’re the manager of a corporate volunteer and giving program brainstorming ideas as you map out activities for the year. Or you’re a CEO weighing the budget for your company’s social impact agenda. Or you’re a passionate employee volunteer looking for suggestions to ramp … Continue reading 12 Months of Social Impact is Easier Than You Think
Mari Kane — November 1, 2016 Follow @blogsitestudio— November 1, 2016 There comes a time in every businessperson’s life when they need some help from a web designer. Sure, everyone wants to use WordPress, because of its bountiful features and ease of use, but not everybody wants to set up their own site. Sometimes, you … Continue reading So You Think You Should Hire a Web Designer – Who You Gonna Call?
by Christine Watts Follow @IOUFinancialOctober 26, 2016 We all have been told that it doesn’t matter what others think of us, and it should only matter what we think and know about ourselves. While this is good advice, when people are your bread and butter, knowing what they think of your business is important. In … Continue reading 6 Ways to Know What Your Patients Think of Your Practice
by Robert Nissenbaum Follow @rnissenbaumOctober 10, 2016 How you post and share content matters If you listen to me long enough and you’ll know I am more focused on social networking and being engaged than creating content. I’ll keep saying it too…. Your content is designed to play a supporting role. People do business with … Continue reading If You Want Results, Think About HOW You Post And Share Content
Google is often criticized for how it handles spammy links, but columnist Ian Bowden believes this criticism may be unfair. Here, he takes a look at the challenges Google might face in tackling the ongoing issue of paid links. Ian Bowden on October 6, 2016 Prior to the recent arrival of Penguin 4.0, it … Continue reading Give Google a break: Tackling paid links is harder than you may think
by Ryan Scott Follow @causecastSeptember 23, 2016 Do you buy into the perception that Millennial employees are entitled, needy and lazy? If so, then you’re the one who might just need a little attitude adjustment. Far from being divas, a new report says that Millennials actually err on the other extreme, driving the rise of … Continue reading Millennial Employees Have an Attitude Problem, But Not The One You Think
Survey data show that 56% use their mobile devices most often at home. Greg Sterling on August 26, 2016 The conventional thinking about smartphones is that they’re primarily used by consumers to help make purchase decisions “on the go” and near the “bottom of the funnel.” That vision of smartphone usage is quite narrow, however, … Continue reading Think smartphones are just about the bottom of the funnel? Think again.
