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Increase Your Sign Up Conversion With Email Marketing Tools
04 months ago
When using electronic marketing tools half of the battle is converting the expected increased hit rate and higher activity on your business website into actual usable results. A marketing tool such as an email campaign can be really well used to enable increased hits on your business website, and [...]
YouTube’s Role on the Internet Marketing State
04 months ago
When most people think of YouTube, they probably think of the annoyance they feel when their nephew blasts music videos from the social media search engine. After all, it is the most popular Internet destination for teens. In this regard YouTube may be regarded as an ‘Ivan Drago’—an annoying [...]
What You Should Know About Your Customers?
07 months ago
by abhibalani
in Internet Marketing
Our customers are the people that keep us in business, day after day, year after year. These are the folks who need, want and enjoy the products and services we have to offer so much, that they are willing to repeatedly spend their hard earned money on us. Customers are not a right when it comes [...]
Make Me Number One
01 year ago
There remains a certain naivety when it comes to many people preparing to market their website on the internet which might be at times amusing and frustrating for those in a SEO consultancy, but there is also a very serious side of people being blatantly ripped off.
And here’s how it usually [...]
6 Things We Can Learn About Steve Jobs as Marketers
01 year ago
Although, Steve Jobs is gone, he is not forgotten. Being an innovator in the way he marketed products, and the way he was always trying to be a step above the rest, is still something we can use today in our marketing. There is no doubt that his inspiration has left a lasting impression in the [...]
The “Social Web” Is the New Way of Marketing
01 year ago
Guest Post By Timothy Arends
The times, they are a-changing!
The Internet in the early days was quite different than it is today. Before graphical Web browsers like Mosaic, it was all dial-up and text based. You could post to message boards (in those days called “bulletin boards”), or to a [...]