50 percent of teens said Facebook is a snore
Facebook isn’t about to lose its status as the number one social network, but it seems like familiarity has bred a little contempt. 50% […]
Swag, Tchotchke, Bauble: 7 Things To Consider For Event Giveaways
Author: Michael Gerard Earlier this year I attended Content Marketing World in Cleveland, Ohio representing Curata as its CMO and hoping to learn best […]
4 Things You Can Learn From Non-Profit Social Media Success
Author: Shanna Cook Many brand marketers at for-profit companies are accustomed to working with a large marketing budgets that fund their vast array of […]
Save That Shopping Cart! Tips To Prevent Cart Abandonment
Author: Phillip Chen How many times have you gone to a website, put something in your cart only to leave it there? Now imagine […]
7 Questions to Ask Before Creating a Video Campaign
Author: Colin Osing If you’re a digital marketer who is somewhat new to video marketing, you can take some comfort in the words that […]
Last Minute Lifts – How to Increase Traffic on Black Friday
Author: Phillip Chen You’ve most likely been working all year to prepare for Black Friday, with fingers crossed that it will all pay off. […]
Comment on That was SOOOO Last Decade: 7 Words and Phrases Marketers Use that Must DIE in 2014 by Brian Hansford
People who spell the Internet with a lower case “i”…. STOP IT! Powered by RealVisitsHub
Comment on That was SOOOO Last Decade: 7 Words and Phrases Marketers Use that Must DIE in 2014 by Tanya Flores
“e-” has become irrelevant. Let’s just do away with it altogether. No more e-commerce, e-business, e-reader, e-hello1998. Powered by RealVisitsHub
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Interwebs is a much under-used term, in my view. It should replace ‘world wide web’ Powered by RealVisitsHub
Comment on That was SOOOO Last Decade: 7 Words and Phrases Marketers Use that Must DIE in 2014 by DJ Waldow
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Comment on That was SOOOO Last Decade: 7 Words and Phrases Marketers Use that Must DIE in 2014 by DJ Waldow
Great editions, Dave! And as far as the “dope slap,” you are welcome! Powered by RealVisitsHub
Swag, Tchotchke, Bauble: 7 Things To Consider For Event Giveaways
Author: Michael Gerard Earlier this year I attended Content Marketing World in Cleveland, Ohio representing Curata as its CMO and hoping to learn best […]
7 WordPress Themes to Build Your Own Crowdfunding Website
Crowdfunding is a great way to get funding without the hassle and red tape delays. All you need to do is create your product, […]
10 Simple & Smart CSS Snippets
CSS is the underlying language that gives websites its look. Although CSS is a straightforward language and easy to learn, it can be difficult […]
The most popular product on Pinterest is. . . .
The number one, most popular (Based on total number of repins, comments, and likes from the Top 100 brands in the 2014 IR 500) […]
Twitter moves one step closer to total T-commerce
What could be better than a hot cup of coca after a long, cold day of Black Friday shopping? I’ll tell you what, getting […]
8 Tactics of High Converting Ecommerce Sites
If you’re looking for a New Year’s resolution, how about sharpening your CRO skills (conversion rate optimization)? Rich Page, author of Website Optimization: An […]
4 Things You Can Learn From Non-Profit Social Media Success
Author: Shanna Cook Many brand marketers at for-profit companies are accustomed to working with a large marketing budgets that fund their vast array of […]
9 Reasons Your AdWords Ad Was Disapproved – And How to Fix It
It’s no big secret that Google has been cracking down on ad disapprovals lately. The search powerhouse is becoming stricter in order to better […]
How to Get a Million+ Blog Visits Per Month
As more and more brands become publishers, the competition for eyeballs on your content continues to grow. The web is now pretty much littered […]
Web Developers: 10 Best Podcast Channels You Need To Subscribe To
Web development is a fast ever-changing industry. To stay in the loop, you have to constantly stay informed with the latest and greatest, and […]
Here Are The 10 Coding Initiatives That Prove Girls Can Code Too
One of the biggest conversations that is rife in cyberspace is about the ratio of women in tech. The issue wasn’t that there aren’t […]
35 percent of people do it at work, 50 percent in the bathroom or in the car
Holiday Happenings for $200; 35% of people do this at work, but 50% say they’ve done it in the bathroom or in their car. […]
Google reveals top toy trends, adds 360 degree photos to search
Google is ramping up everything they can ramp for the start of the 2014 holiday shopping season starting with a richer mobile shopping experience. […]