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Conversion Funnels in Web Analtyics
I have a few quick notes of things I wanted to mention before I dive into more discussion of Form Abandonment and…
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You Can Sell Just About Anything Online
They'll probably call me something snotty like "bucolic" or "pedestrian" but I just don't get it: paying somebody for their reservation at a trendy restaurant.* Matter of fact, the 30-days in advance but only if you're of the desirable clientele idea sounded dumb enough – as though they're giving out death vaccines or something.The good news is there's a market for everything – that's the…
Facebook Group About Police Crashes Falls Apart
A group focused on British police car crashes has existed on Facebook for quite some time, and a number of the wall posts don't make it look so bad - the original members (self-proclaimed officers themselves) just seemed to commiserate with one another. Others created a sort of game about injuries and property damage, however, and not all onlookers are amused.
Chasing Social Media Influence
The concept of opinion leadership - that 90 percent of the world is influenced by the other 10 percent - came out of a study conducted by Lazarsfeld, Berelson and Gaudet.back in 1944. Chasing the Influencers is the search for that 10% and has long been a part of a PR and marketing. In that early study opinion leaders are defined as people who are more influential…
SEO Tips for Harder Economic Times
In this month’s Target Marketing Magazine, a TopRank authored article on how small businesses can gain a competitive marketing advantage by leveraging content promotion, blogs, social media and universal search was featured.
Akamai As Proof Of A Non-Neutral Net?
An interesting Net Neutrality micro-debate has surfaced surrounding Akamai and whether Akamai's services are a violation of Net Neutrality principles. This argument, produced by an influential Internet law professor, was used to illustrate that the Internet has never been neutral.
