John Chow’s latest blog post is titled “What Makes Attraction Marketing Work?”. Chow says, “Attraction marketing is a phrase that is thrown around way too much to the point of it becoming cliche. Cliche is defined as trite, obvious, overused, and lacking originality and freshness. Despite all this, it’s a powerful concept at work for many top marketers. You can use this principle to generate more leads, more traffic, and more sales. Today I want to explain a psychological principle to help you understand his attraction marketing works”. What Makes Attraction Marketing Work? John Chow’s... [...]
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The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “29% of Americans Use Facebook at Work Every Day”. Zoe Fox says, “How focused are you during the workday? Be honest. Almost one-third of Americans — 29%, to be exact — visit Facebook each day while they’re at work. Gmail, Yahoo Mail and YouTube are also popular destinations during the workday. SEE ALSO: 10 Apps You Need to Dominate Your Work Day Statista‘s chart, below, is based on its own workplace survey that shows the percentage of American workers who visit different websites on a daily basis while on the job“. 29%... [...]
The latest ‘Techi.com’ blog post is titled “IM Creator, the free code free web builder”. Sal McCloskey says, “Until a while back, the idea of a software that would be able to build websites without the use of pragramming language was still something of the future for the average internet user. Nowadays, we are using the definite product. You want something fast, accessible, complex but not complicated, stylish, versatile, and most importantly, free? Seek no more. Say goodbye to web designers and hello to IM Creator. With this website maker, you don’t need to waste time learning... [...]
The latest ‘Business.com’ blog post is titled “90% of Consumers Find Custom Content Useful: Ramp Up Your Content Marketing Strategy”. DJ Miller says, “Do you consider yourself a marketer? If so, you need to make sure your content marketing is up to par. Whether you are just starting content marketing or you feel you need to make your strategy a little better, there are always things you can do to improve your content marketing strategy. Understand Your User Base If you don’t truly understand your user base, your content marketing will reflect it. You may be wasting valuable... [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Six ways to improve online marketplace listings”. Robert Durkin says, “Christmas is coming and the geese are getting fat. OK, so it’s still relatively warm outside, but as we move into autumn, it’s time to start thinking about the holiday season. Christmas is still the biggest shopping season for retailers and getting the holiday marketing campaigns, pricing and online strategy just right takes time. Plus, once the sales hit it’s crucial to be able to shift any surplus seasonal goods”. Six ways to improve online... [...]
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “How to Be More Efficient with Your Marketing”. Ryan O’Connell says, “As a small business owner, it’s natural to feel the need to use the latest and greatest marketing platform to engage with your clients. We’ve all been there before; you hear about the success a business is having with Pinterest, so you spend time and resources incorporating Pinterest in your marketing strategies. Three weeks later, you wonder why you aren’t seeing the same results”. How to Be More Efficient with Your Marketing Business2Community.com [...]
The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “10 Ways to Make Your Content More Fun to Read”. Pamela Vaughan says, “”But I write about mortgages (or some other similarly ‘boring‘ topic) — there’s no way I can possibly make my content fun to read.” For many of you in the B2B boat, this is probably an excuse you can easily relate to. But I’m going to fight you on this one because, hey, I’m a B2B content creator, too. And we”. 10 Ways to Make Your Content More Fun to Read HubSpot [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Windows 8.1 Now Available for Pre-Orders”. Stan Schroeder says, “Microsoft has made the first major update to its latest OS, Windows 8.1, available for pre-order in the United States ahead of its official Oct. 18 launch in stores. The new version brings back the Start button. New desktop customization options are also available, and several new apps — such as Calculator and Sound Recorder — were added. Older ones, such as SkyDrive and IE11, received an update“. Windows 8.1 Now Available for Pre-Orders Mashable.com [...]
The latest article on ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Rethinking The Lowly Thank You Page”. John Paul Mains says, “Let’s face it, the Landing Page gets all the attention these days. Every marketing blog (including my own) has an opinion on the best landing page and what to do to convert every visitor with its brilliant magnificence. Don’t get me wrong, the landing page deserves the huge amount of attention it gets. But if all you’re doing is giving visitors a confirmation message when they click Submit, you’re missing a big opportunity to engage with your... [...]
The latest article on ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Google Debuts AdWords Cross-Device Conversion Estimates, Phone and In-Store Conversions Coming”. Ginny Marvin says, “In its first step in capturing the complete conversion impact of AdWords campaigns, Google launched a new conversion type today called estimated cross-device conversion. Cross-device conversion estimates are calculated by using Google account holders who are logged in to multiple devices as a proxy for the greater population. The company says phone calls and in-store activity will soon be included... [...]