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Fear and Persuasion: What Amazon Knows About Using Scares to Convert

Amazon, Conversion Management

Tim AshNovember 6, 2015 Amazon gets a bad rap for cluttered pages. But for every one thing Amazon gets wrong, it gets dozens of things right. It certainly nails personalization. It nails testing speed and iteration. Perhaps most importantly, it nails the one thing a lot of other sites miss – persuasion. The company has … Continue reading Fear and Persuasion: What Amazon Knows About Using Scares to Convert →

B2B Marketers: 4 Ways To Drive Results Using LinkedIn Content

Marketing Tools

Andy BeoharNovember 3, 2015 B2B marketers know that LinkedIn is a powerful tool for promoting business content. With over 380 million members using the platform, LinkedIn provides a vast network of professionals with whom you can share business insights and product posts, but it’s important to make sure that your efforts are driving results. Below, … Continue reading B2B Marketers: 4 Ways To Drive Results Using LinkedIn Content →

Extreme Makeover – Using Social Media to Build Your Event Audience

Conversion Rate Optimization

Deborah Oster PannellNovember 2, 2015 Planners and their clients would both like to be able to use social media to build a robust audience for their events. The key to doing this is to think beyond the boundaries of the event itself. True audience development is an ongoing process. Even if your main goal is … Continue reading Extreme Makeover – Using Social Media to Build Your Event Audience →

3 Tips for Using Online Reviews for Business Insight and Improvement

Business Improvement

Scott BarnettNovember 2, 2015 A recent article in Street Fight highlighted how the hotel industry is using feedback from review sites to invest in improvements in their establishments and offerings. Notably, in some cases, widespread changes were made in policy or offerings based on what people said on review sites. The most interesting nugget was … Continue reading 3 Tips for Using Online Reviews for Business Insight and Improvement →

CTR Vs. CTOR: Which Email Marketing Metric Should You Be Using?

Email Marketing

Kristen PatelNovember 1, 2015 When I say, “I’m an email marketer,” how does that make you feel? Chances are high that you cringe, as you think of all of the emails currently clogging your inbox. Or maybe you grimace in solidarity, for you, too, are an email marketer with an equally swamped inbox. If it’s the latter, you know … Continue reading CTR Vs. CTOR: Which Email Marketing Metric Should You Be Using? →

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