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Today, at 11 AM EDT, Sean Donahoe is releasing his latest software, and it looks like a winner. He has named it: LeadsFlow Pro. Its power lies, in part, in its great flexibility. Here are some of the things you can do with • 1-Click Webinar Registration + Autoresponder Signup • Automatically Add Customers to Membership Sites • Automate... [Read more]

Lyndia Jorden says, “Nuclear meltdowns, an earthbound asteroid, perhaps the rise of Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton as president (depending on your political views) — all might lead to the end of the world. Though the demise of local search might not necessarily rank among those aforementioned disaster scenarios, it certainly does take brainpower... [Read more]

David Booth says, “In its simplest form, predictive analytics helps to identify the likelihood of future outcomes based on historical data. In other words, you take the data you do have to predict the data you don’t have. Of all the tricks in the predictive analytics bag, purchase intent can be one of the most exciting, mostly because in the... [Read more]

Jenny Mudarri says, “So, you want to push the envelope with Instagram video but you don’t have the budget, resources, or expertise to get the job done, right? Wrong. Sure, you may have noticed an array of dazzling and creative Instagram videos on the platform, but don’t let mega-brands with huge video teams and endless budgets get... [Read more]

Liz Willits says, “When it comes to growing your email list and converting your email prospects into customers, your website is a powerful asset. In fact, websites play a huge role in almost every aspect of digital marketing (SEO, social media, public relations, blogging, advertising…the list goes on). Considering this, here’s a surprising... [Read more]

Patrick Kulp says, “Snapping an image of a coffee mug? How about adding a filter with a Starbucks logo to really complete the picture? That sort of scenario may soon be possible on Snapchat, according to a patent application the company filed in January of last year. The document, made public last week and first spotted by Business Insider, details... [Read more]

Ann Smarty says, “Keyword research has changed a lot over the past few years—from merely searching for long-tail opportunities with lower competition to in-depth niche research. Moreover, keywords are no longer the sole focus of rankings; search engine optimization now includes context, intent, location, authority, citations, etc. The tools... [Read more]

Jacob Baadsgaard says, “In 2014, a viral video depicted a scene that would have been hilarious, if it hadn’t been so sobering. It started with bystanders attempting to save a winter sledder, who had broken through the ice of a California lake. The rescue was so badly botched, that in the end, 11 more people had to be pulled from the freezing... [Read more]

Ben Davis says, “Colour plays an important part in web design and ecommerce. From little UX quirks and best practice, to stylish branding and aesthetics, I’ve rounded up 23 uses for colour in ecommerce. 1. Virgin America – green for validated fields Let’s start with something simple but beautiful. Upon validating my data entry,... [Read more]

Ginny Marvin says, “Google is rolling out a whole new way for advertisers to showcase their services, products and prices, with a new extension for AdWords text ads. Price extensions show as a list below the main ad copy on mobile. In the example from Google below, you’ll quickly notice how much real estate price extensions take up on mobile.... [Read more]

Aja Frost says, “When it comes to icebreakers, “describe yourself in three words” is by far one of the toughest. You’re a complex person, with unique ambitions, experiences, preferences, and traits — how are you possibly supposed to distill yourself down to three mere words? Unfortunately, get-to-know-you conversations aren’t the... [Read more]

Patricio Robles says, “Ad fraud is not a new topic, but as some U.S. Senators who are members of the powerful Senate Banking Committee see it, action is needed to prevent ad fraud from ballooning into one of organized crime’s most lucrative businesses. In a letter to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) urging the agency to look into ad fraud,... [Read more]