I don?t know about you, but I?m a sucker for those infographics that summarize data from a survey or study. All those little pictures and graphics next to colorful numbers? just heaven.
Something I noticed lately is that there seems to be a lot of conflicting data floating around about online marke…
I had the chance to listen to Mark Schaefer?s breakout session titled, ?The Future of Social Media? during Social Media Examiner?s annual conference: Social Media Marketing World 2014 . Mark Schaefer is an accomplished business writer, university lecturer, author and innovator. In his presentation,…
By rrago@saleamp.com (Resalin Rago)
There is one population in Blogland that seems to be taking over: mommy bloggers. There are thousands of mommy blogs filling niche categories—from feeding your baby to balancing career and family. According to an article published by EMarketer, there were 4.2 million mommy blogs as of March 2013. As the parenting voice of the Internet becomes more and more saturated, mommy and daddy blogs are becoming more strategic in their efforts to improve readership. After all, from ad dollars to freebies, “mommy blogging” can be a very lucrative business.
In the summer of last year, we noticed a really cool, telephone-powered, interactive advertising experience created for Nike and basketball star LeBron James. In the short commercial spot, notable people like Spike Lee, Warren Buffet, and Dr. Dre are heard leaving voicemail messages for the NBA fina…
By Neil Patel
You’ve heard the term “bounce rate” before, but do you know what it means? Google Analytics defines “bounce rate” as the percentage of single page sessions on your website.
The higher your bounce rate, the less money you will typically make because people will most likely have to click through a few pages before purchasing your product or service, unless you have a one-page website.
Do you know how you can decrease your bounce rate? Instead of breaking down the specifics of it in a text blog, I’ve decided to create an infographic that shows you what you need to do.
Here’s how …read more
