by Jennifer Hanford February 24, 2016 Follow @jennghanfordFebruary 24, 2016 How much of your communication is “lost in translation”? For many people, sending an email or text message may seem like the quickest and most effective way of communicating with their coworkers. These coworkers might sit as close as the cubicle across from them – … Continue reading How to Effectively Communicate at Work [Infographic]
For as little as $5 per day, Snapchat lets anyone create custom stamps to add when sharing from particular locations. Will competitors target each other? Danny Sullivan on February 22, 2016 at 6:54 pm One of the coolest things in Snapchat is the ability to add a geofilter to an image or a video — … Continue reading Up Close: How The New Snapchat “On-Demand Geofilters” Work
by Charles Crawford February 22, 2016 Follow @ChazCrawfordFebruary 22, 2016 2016 is another year and as Google continues to change the way its search algorithms award rankings, your strategies will have to adapt. Link building isn’t dead; it’s just changing. While the search engine behemoth is on one hand trying to limit the amount of … Continue reading 6 Link Building Strategies That Actually Work in 2016
by Greetje den Holder February 16, 2016 Follow @GdenHolderFebruary 16, 2016 It is safe to say that many freelancers work in places in which they have complete freedom to do what they want to get the job done. This delightful freedom also means that they have all the freedom to procrastinate. Distractions are everywhere. We … Continue reading Freelancers! Top 13 Tips to Get Work Done Faster
by Katherine Berry February 9, 2016 Follow @AllocadiaFebruary 9, 2016 Most likely you spend most of your waking hours working. If you’re really lucky, your co-workers are close confidants who you talk about everything with, except religion, politics – and if you’re a marketer – attribution. While marketing attribution as a concept is fairly straight-forward, … Continue reading 3 Things No One Talks About at Work: Religion, Politics, and Attribution
by James Lucas February 8, 2016February 8, 2016 Responsive email design is still a relatively new means of designing emails to cater for a mobile audience. Here are a few tips if you are thinking about embarking down this route. Do you need responsive design? I’m sure we can all agree that designing for mobile … Continue reading Responsive Email Design: Make Your Emails Work for Mobile
In part 2 of his two-part series on simplifying your SEO efforts to achieve results, columnist Daniel Faggella shows how you can turn visitors into leads — and leads into sales. Daniel Faggella on February 1, 2016 In part 1 of this series, we talked about the origins of good marketing, how SEO fits … Continue reading No-Hype SEO: A Realistic Formula For Making SEO Work For Your Business, Part 2
Daniel Faggella on December 30, 2015 SEO (search engine optimization) has come a long way. After experiencing the “wrath of Google” years ago, some marketers have exited the SEO game and opted instead to use paid traffic to generate their leads and prospects. However, when done correctly (and ethically), there is no match for … Continue reading No-Hype SEO: A Realistic Formula For Making SEO Work For Your Business, Part 1
by Kathi Miller-Miller February 3, 2016 Follow @KathimilleFebruary 3, 2016 So things aren’t going so well at work. Perhaps you’re surprised by the dooms day discussion with your supervisor, but chances are it’s not really a newsflash to you. The reality is that most of us know when things aren’t going well…be it at home … Continue reading Problems at Work: 5 Must Have Strategies to Keep Your Job!
by Saurabh Nangia January 25, 2016 Follow @nangia5January 25, 2016 Did you know that once you have established yourself as a trusted ecommerce platform, making more than 10 sales per day, about 60% of your efforts need to be directed towards customer retention? Not only does retention cost less than acquisition, it also enhances profitability. … Continue reading The Best Retention Strategies Used By ECommerce Giants And Why They Work
