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How to Dominate the Long-Tail Part 1: Permutation |
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Written by Dane Christensen
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009 |
 In my last post I discussed the fact that despite the general agreement that long-tail keywords produce higher quality clicks at a lower cost per click, most pay-per-click-advertisers tend to spend the majority of their budget on a few obvious, high-volume, competitive keywords. I also speculated that advertisers do this because they either don’t fully appreciate the value of long-tail keywords, or they are intentionally pursuing a branding strategy.
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Bring Home the Revenue: Diagnose Your Conversion Funnel |
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Written by Dan Miller
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Monday, 19 October 2009 |
 We’ve been working through the concept of measuring and optimizing online marketing campaigns using the click path from the initial email message or search ad through to the conversion goal. Each step of the click path is correlated with a metric that could indicate a problem within the step:
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The Pros & Cons of Trade Show Lead Capture |
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Written by Becky DeRosa
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Thursday, 15 October 2009 |
 Trade shows provide several business opportunities, such as allowing you to:
- extend your brand awareness;
- participate in networking with industry peers, customers and prospects;
- make a bigger splash when launching new products;
- capture leads and, in some cases, close sales.
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ISPs know if your subscribers are engaged with your email - do you? |
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Written by Vip Patel
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Tuesday, 13 October 2009 |
 Internet service providers these days are taking a serious look at user engagement. They know whether or not people are engaged with your email, and ultimately the ISPs are starting to use such information to determine if your email should be filtered to the inbox or the junk folder. That’s why, as an email marketer, it’s important for you to know if your subscribers are staying actively engaged with your mailings.
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