The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “5 Tricks to Finally Achieve Inbox Zero”. Zoe Fox says, “Reaching inbox zero is like the Holy Grail of digital lifestyle. As the number of unread messages steadily increases, so does your unshakable feeling of spiraling down a never-ending tunnel of doom.We know what you’re thinking: There’s no fix to this plague of an Internet-infused existence. We’re here to argue the contrary. Sorting though emails isn’t rocket science, fortunately. All it takes is a commitment to maintaining order in your digital P.O. box“. ... [...]
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The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Six principles of psychology which affect analytics and decision making”. Graham Charlton says, “The success of analytics within a business is not just about numbers, technology and processes, it’s about how we integrate between analysts and marketers. This was the thrust of a fascinating presentation by Suniel Curtis, Head of Web Analytics and Insight at Hays, formerly of lastminute.com. Speaking at our Crunch event at the Truman Brewery, he set out six principles of psychology which affect analytics and... [...]
The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “Pinterest Lead Generation 101: Best Practices and Hacks That’ll Make You a Pro”. Ginny Soskey says, “In marketing, there’s still a huge misconception about Pinterest. Some marketers think that it’s useless — just another fad network that people are getting in a tizzy about. But that’s not quite accurate any longer. While Pinterest may not be perfect for every“. Pinterest Lead Generation 101: Best Practices and Hacks That’ll Make You a Pro HubSpot [...]
The latest MOZ blog post is titled “Mega-SERP: A Visual Guide to Google”. Dr. Peter J. Meyers says, “Have you ever wondered what a Google result would look like if they put all of the SERP features on one page? Wonder no more. I present to you Mega-SERP, sponsored by my obsession with tacos”. Mega-SERP: A Visual Guide to Google MOZ Blog [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “iPads Have Crippled the Growth of PC Sales”. Zoe Fox says, “Sales of PCs were on the rise in 2010 — that is, until the iPad‘s release on April 3 of that year.Since the launch of the signature Apple tablet, the quarterly growth of PC sales has fallen drastically. By 2012, PC sales have been in decline. In fact, there has not been an increase in sales in any quarter over the last year and a half“. iPads Have Crippled the Growth of PC Sales Mashable.com [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Autotrader on integrating SEO, PPC and social”. Ben Davis says, “Organic search is pretty vital for any business, PPC ads are increasingly clicked on by a higher proportion of searchers, and with Google Hummingbird, social is likely to become more important for long tail search results. Anthony Robinson, Head of SEO at Razsor, Auto Trader’s search and web design arm, talked us through how these three disciplines should be seen in the round”. Autotrader on integrating SEO, PPC and social ‘Econsultancy’ Blog [...]
The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “10 Nonprofits That Are Totally Nailing Pinterest Marketing”. Taylor Corrado says, “There are many reasons why visual content is becoming more widely used in online marketing,including these 19 statistics. However, it’s especially important for nonprofits because every person who supports, fundraises for, donates to, and is impacted by your organization is a story worth sharing to connect others to your mission”. 10 Nonprofits That Are Totally Nailing Pinterest Marketing HubSpot [...]
The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “Social Media Spam Up 355%”. Ayaz Nanji says, “From January to June of 2013, there was a 355% growth of spam to the typical social media account, according to a recent study by Nexgate. The report, which was based on an analysis of 60 million pieces of unique content written by over 25 million social accounts, found that there has been a significant increase in both the amount of social spam and in the number of ways that it is distributed. Simple text- and link-based posts were found to be the most popular types of social media spam,... [...]
The latest article on ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Study: Number Of People Who Share Or Post Videos Online Has Doubled Since 2009”. Amy Gesenhues says, “A study from Pew Research Center evaluating the online video activity of American adult Internet users found the number of people who share or post videos online has doubled in the last four years, growing from 14 percent in 2009 to 31 percent today. The Pew Research Center surveyed 1,003 adults via telephone interviews, with questions ranging from how often survey participants viewed online videos and the types... [...]
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “A Guide to Google Hummingbird (Infographic)”. Chelsi Stenger says, “News of Google’s Hummingbird algorithm update has generated buzz all over the Internet, and eager content marketers are already trying their best to plan and adapt for the latest update. And just like any other Google algorithm update, Hummingbird has brought on many changes that have marketers wondering if their own content marketing strategies might be affected”. A Guide to Google Hummingbird (Infographic) Business2Community.com [...]