I think the best way to introduce the topic of this post is to remind you that my favorite word is No. At the risk of sounding no-fun, I like rules. If you’re in a position to set rules for any given situation, they can help you reach solutions to issues faster and avoid future
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By Neil Patel
Ecommerce websites live and die by their conversions.
For those of you who have a high volume of traffic to your website, that’s great news. But traffic alone doesn’t generate sales.
Is your website traffic translating to conversions?
There are certain metrics you can use to measure this. Look at your bounce rates. Analyze your shopping cart abandonment rates.
If your website visitors aren’t converting, your ecommerce site won’t make money.
Don’t get me wrong: the products you’re selling might be amazing. That’s not necessarily the issue here.
The design of your website and the checkout process might be what’s hurting you.
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By Sonia Simone
Sometimes, we’re fearless with our writing and content. We know what we want to say, and we pour it onto the page with passion and courage. Other times … not so much. Nerves or a lack of confidence can keep you from publishing excellent work. This week, we’ve got three resources that will get more
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By Neil Patel
There’s a common misconception that businesses need to acquire new customers if they want to make more money.
Getting new customers is obviously beneficial and can help your business grow. But that’s not the only way to boost your profits.
Focusing on customer retention is a much more viable and cost-effective marketing strategy.
In fact, it will cost you six to seven times more money to acquire a new customer than it will to retain an existing one.
Not only is retention cheaper than acquisition, but it also has a very high ROI. Research shows that you can …read more
By Sonia Simone
Recently, a writing student asked me about the dilemma of keeping to a publishing schedule, even when you can see all of the flaws in your own writing. How can we publish content every week, or even every month, when we still have so much to learn? Most of us run into this sometimes —
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