The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “How many links does $1,318.72 get you using Zemanta?”.Danny Ashton says, “One of my favourite talks from SearchLove London 2013was Hannah Smith’s ‘23, 787 Ways To Build Links in 30 Minutes’.Among Hannah’s tips for sustainable link building, she mentioned a neat tool that helped her pick up 257 links at around $14 per link.This tool was Zemanta, a seemingly fantastic way of providing scalable outreach”.How many links does $1,318.72 get you using Zemanta?‘Econsultancy’ Blog [...]
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The latest article on ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Using Paid Search To Aid Your SEO”.Benny Blum says, “A lot has changed in the world of search marketing over the last year. From Enhanced Campaigns to Hummingbird and not provided, search marketers have had to rethink and re-calibrate their strategies significantly. Some changes caused more uproar than others; but, one thing has become increasingly clear: the art and science of both SEO and paid search, respectively, are on a crash course, and a consolidated strategy is required to get the most out of both... [...]
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “2013 Email Marketing Trends [Infographic]”.Taylor Wood says, “Email marketing has grown to be one of the most valued resources for marketers. Email campaigns help keep your brand top of mind, allow you to deliver quick and timely messages and most importantly, they contribute to your overall ROI. Forty-four percent of email recipients made at least one purchase last year based on a promotional email. The Impact of email to your marketing goals is substantial. Are you providing a seamless visitor experience from your... [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “2014: The year content marketing finally grows up?”. Andrew Davis says, “As we draw closer to the end of 2013, not a day goes by without someone committing a feverish ‘future of content marketing’ post into the marketing blogosphere.According to these digital soothsayers, next year we are destined (doomed?) to see more native advertising, more video content, more renewed commitment to ‘story first’ strategies, and so forth.Sound familiar?These are all strategies and techniques you could have read... [...]
The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “Sales Expert Shares Top Predictions for 2014 at #DF13”.Katie Burke says, “Last year, CRM expert Brent Leary predicted that 2013 would be the year that small and medium-sized businesses adopted marketing automation. Given his success in predicting the future last year, we attended his session atDreamforce this week in which he outlined the biggest and latest SMB trends as well as what he foresees for the CRM space in 2014.Here’s what he had to say”.Sales Expert Shares Top Predictions for 2014 at #DF13HubSpot [...]
The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “Small Business Saturday: Think Mobile to Inform, Attract, and Show You Care”.Ryan Golden says, “Are you using local and mobile marketing to attract business locally?As a former merchant, I realize that your plate is full… every day: payroll, inventory, scheduling, employee issues… the list goes on and on. Now, Small Business Saturday is around the corner, and some of you are asking, “Is it worth adding to my plate?”Well, let’s see…First: InformYour small business is about “shopping local,”... [...]
The latest article on ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “Why Matt Cutts Is Wrong About Responsive Web Design”.Bryson Meunier says, “Like most white hat SEOs in our industry, I respect and appreciate what Matt Cutts has done for SEO. So much so that, though I’ve never met the man, I recently donated to help him fight Cancer in the Dana Farber Boston Marathon challenge (you should, too). More than anyone, he has been a tireless referee and champion of those who play fairly in this game of gaining visibility in the search results that we call SEO”.Why Matt Cutts... [...]
Selling software can be a profitable business. Marketers are dependent on it. Every website needs software to keep it running.WordPress plugins are a popular software product that some marketers have chosen to specialize in, because of the wide appeal plugins have.At first, you might be reluctant to consider this a viable business for yourself because of the apparent technical hurdles you have to werestle with. Writing the code for a plugin is the work of a technical specialist, not a marketing specialist.But once a technical specialist has created the plugin, it takes a marketer to make it... [...]
MarketingSherpa has released a case study titled “Cause Marketing: Multichannel marketing for medical center raffle grows email list 89%”.Allison Banko says, “The beauty of communication is that there isn’t just one universal way to pump out your message. From the written word to sounds from a speaker to images on a video, there’s an entire gamut to tap into. In marketing, maxing out the various mediums can be extremely beneficial.Read on to learn how Tucson Medical Center utilized nearly every medium under the sun to market the first year of a unique fundraising... [...]
The latest ‘Web Marketing Today’ blog post is titled “Google Analytics and Site Search”.Kevin Webster says, “A consumer’s search for a product or service doesn’t stop on a search engine results page — he or she often digs deeper on your website.Many marketers and business owners focus on how people arrived at their lead generation form, or added a product to the shopping cart check out. They pour over search phrases typed into Google or Bing and study which of their Facebook posts and tweets drove the most traffic to their websites. But that’s only part of the story”.Google... [...]