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Lane R. Ellis Brett Tabke Named On Impact Radius Top 25 Performance Marketing Influencer List
by Friday December 2nd, 2011

During Pubcon Las Vegas 2011 performance advertising firm Impact Radius released its list of the top 25 most influential online marketers. Pubcon founder and WebmasterWorld chief executive Brett Tabke has been listed among the top five online influencers in the company’s prestigious "Most Influential in Performance Marketing (MIMP)" study.   Tabke and the other top [...]

 

 

Chris Goward Conversion Optimization Requires A/B and Multivariate Testing
by Monday November 21st, 2011

Conversion Optimization is a hot topic in Internet marketing these days.   And so it should be. Widening your lead generation and sales funnel can earn you a much greater revenue lift than many other activities. The math is compelling.   Let’s say you have a 2 percent conversion rate and, with conversion optimization, can [...]

 

 

Nick Stamoulis 5 Easy Steps to Becoming a Better SEO Client
by Saturday October 29th, 2011

If you’ve decided to outsource your SEO that means that you have becomes someone’s client. As a client, you make up 50 percent of the SEO relationship and play a huge role in the success or failure of your SEO campaign. In order to make your SEO partnership the most successful it can be, you [...]

 

 

Dana Lookadoo No One Cares About Your Corporate Org Chart – Information Architecture
by Thursday October 20th, 2011

No One Cares About Your Corporate Org Chart   Rule #1 when developing your website content and structure:   Site visitors do not care about your company’s organizational hierarchy, a k a “org chart.”   You are not preaching or writing to the choir. Your website is not targeting your employees but your customers and [...]

 

 

Nick Stamoulis How To Better Manage Your Social Media Marketing
by Friday September 30th, 2011

Anyone who has tried to develop a fully functioning social media marketing campaign knows how much time and effort goes into it. Setting up a Facebook page and calling it a day won’t cut it anymore. Social media is incredibly long-term, maybe even more so than SEO. If you want to save yourself some headaches [...]

 

 

Josh Gampel Hire the Best Internet Marketers in a Talent-Constrained Job Market
by Friday September 23rd, 2011

The tide has turned for companies hiring Internet marketers so it’s time to ask yourself a question: are you going to just tread water amidst your competition or will you ride a wave straight to the top talent you’re looking for? Based on what I’m seeing from behind my recruiter’s desk, only the strategically prepared [...]

 

 

David Vogelpohl 10 Reasons Every Affiliate Marketer Should Attend PubCon
by Monday September 19th, 2011

Whether you’re a publisher or a merchant, there are a ton of reasons you should be attending PubCon Vegas 2011. I’ve detailed out the top 10 reasons you should whip out your credit card and fire up your favorite travel website to make plans to come to Vegas November 7 — 10th.   1. Networking [...]

 

 

Brian Carter Facebook Marketing vs. Google Marketing
by Friday September 2nd, 2011

Google has reigned as King of Digital Marketing for a good five years now. But Facebook began to rival them in number of visits in the twilight of 2010. Online users spend more time on Facebook than any other website.   But online marketers and advertisers are reluctant to learn Facebook marketing for a number [...]

 

 

Joe Laratro Why is Google+ Relevant for All Businesses? It Affects Search!
by Thursday September 1st, 2011

Google +1 came out in June 2011 and the search community stood around and scratched their heads. What are we going to do with this? Short of Google doing a mass-branding campaign on TV, how would the world know what to do with a +1 and why would they want to +1 content? Most people [...]

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Nick Stamoulis Using Social Media to Drive Your Content Marketing Campaign
by Friday August 26th, 2011

People love to share interesting content. Both “interesting” and “content” can have very broad definitions. Content is anything that is public and shareable. This can be webpage content, videos, photos, articles, blog posts, graphs, podcasts and more. And what people find “interesting” varies from person to person. Is it funny? Thought provoking? Entertaining? Regardless of [...]

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Robert Riggs From Gutenberg to Zuckerberg Project on How Internet Connected Devices Redefine Relationships and Space
by Wednesday August 24th, 2011

A beefy man in a black U.S. marshal’s raid jacket bursts through a door and shouts, “Mark Zuckerberg! You are under arrest for friendship fraud!” Within seconds the officer slams a pale-looking teen with thick red hair facedown on a table and straps restraints around his wrist.   In the next scene, the distinctive musical [...]

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Sarah Carling Preparing Your Brand For Social Media
by Tuesday August 16th, 2011

You may have spent many months preparing your brand’s social media campaign, making sure you have the right people in place, a strategy that is going to knock your competitor’s socks off and success monitoring that will encourage the rest of your business to see social media as one of your top performing revenue drivers, [...]

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