Control How Google Indexes Your Content with Meta Tags
There are many search engines out there but most of the time, site owners care about getting their site indexed on the almighty Google. […]
Optimize Your Images With Pre-Defined Image Sizes [WordPress Tip]
Optimizing images on a website is a daunting task. You can choose to use fewer images, compressed images, sprites or svg; the list goes […]
For Online Commerce Net Neutrality is About Speed
This post is contributed by Matt Dion, VP of Marketing at . Retailers stand to be both winners and losers in on-going Net Neutrality […]
[Ebook] Leveraging Psychology in Digital Marketing
Author: Ellen Gomes Marketing and psychology share a common bond—they both strive to understand the motivation, needs, desires and responses of individuals. As a discipline, psychology […]
Fresh Resources for Web Developers – February 2015
After doing this for more than a year, the hardest part about writing this monthly resource pile for designers and developers is the introduction. […]
10 Things We Should Stop Doing In Group Chats
It’s probably safe to say that most of us do our texting on messaging apps instead of SMS nowadays. The few of us who […]
4 Steps to Tackle Data Quality and Velocity Issues
Author: Scott Vaughan Let’s face facts—marketers have become complacent with poor-quality prospect and customer data. According to a SiriusDecisions study, 25% of the average […]
10 Random Facts About Valentine’s Day You Probably Didn’t Know
Valentine’s Day is coming soon and the obligatory exchange of roses, chocolates, dinner and date rituals will begin come mid-February. Meanwhile I get thrown […]
Freebie Release: Infographic Elements By Vector Open Stock
If you have come across plenty of infographics online, you may have thought about releasing your own. There are a lot of tools out […]
Ecommerce Links: January 2015
It may be Groundhog Day, but make sure your marketing habits aren’t on repeat like Groundhog Day. Friends-of-Get-Elastic Kevin Lindsay of Adobe and Brooks […]
Friday Roundup: Vine for Kids, Facebook measures lift and more
It’s roundup time! A quick look at all the news that slipped past me or just wasn’t big enough to print. That doesn’t mean […]
App usage is up, but only for the chosen few
Android and IoS owners spend 80% of the time on their device using an app and only 20% web browsing. With a stat like […]
10 Windows Phone Tricks and Settings You Should Know
You feel so excited as you have just received a brand new Windows Phone. You start exploring the phone in almost all the corners. […]
How to Download & Install Apps on Older Version of iOS
iOS 8 comes with many improvements and plenty of new features such as Continuity, Apple Pay and SMS Relay. Sadly, many of these features […]
Why Your Company Should Embrace The Four-Day Workweek
The talk about a four-day workweek has been around for awhile, but lately more and more companies are adopting it and bloggers worldwide are […]
Facebook Place Tips: check-in benefits without checking in
Facebook just released a new feature for mobile called Place Tips that has a very familiar ring to it. You stop for lunch at […]
The State of Mobile Commerce [Infographic]
This week’s infographic looks at the state of mobile commerce, created by Invesp Consulting. Tweetables Mobile now accounts for 19% of all US retail […]
The Changing World of Marketing by The Economist Intelligence Unit & Marketo
Author: Mike Moeller If you think that marketing has been transformed in the past five years – you ain’t seen nothin’ yet—in fact, hang […]
Understanding WordPress Custom Meta Box
In the previous post, we have talked about the WordPress custom field, which allows you to add and output a new entry in a […]
As Yahoo slips further down, Apple reports record profits
Comparing Yahoo! and Apple may seem like I’m comparing oranges and. . . well. . . apples but I think it’s more like a […]
How to Integrate Social Media and Blogging from The Art of Social Media
Author: Guy Kawasaki Ideas that spread, win. ~Seth Godin A few years ago, blogging and social media were separate. Blogging was long-form, serious, and […]