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Archive for April, 2009
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Recent Posts
- Should You Drop Email Marketing for Social Media?
- 5 Steps to More Effective Website Pages
- E-Books: The New B2B Marketing Channel
- Facebook, Wikipedia, YouTube Rated “Annoying” By Social Media Survey
- Little Is The New Big:The Mobile Web Takeover
- The Social Media Revolution Is Over
- Tumblr Growing In Members, Page Views, And Popularity
- Google’s Big Change: What It Means For You
- Stop E-commerce Shopping Cart Abandonment
- Email Marketing Campaigns: The Basics
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Leverage your blog for maximum exposure, minimum effort
April 23, 2009 by Jeune Ortiz
In this post, I’m going to show you how to leverage one blog post for maximum inbound traffic. Blogs are great for many reasons, but if you have a new blog, most of your customers probably don’t even know about it yet. How much better would it be if your blog wasn’t just stuck on [...]
Will Your Website Survive Internet Explorer 8?
April 14, 2009 by Jeune Ortiz
The good news is, IE 8 is a major step ahead for the web, with increased standardization so everyone can see sites as they were intended. The bad news is that your website might become a mess of images and text when the automatic upgrade takes over.
How to get the most from Twitter
April 8, 2009 by Jeune Ortiz
Unlike many blog posts with similar titles, I’m not going to wax on about etiquette or describe the latest marketing scheme involving your doe-eyed followers. Instead, this post is a collection of things I’ve discovered that have enriched my experience. I’ve been both bored by Twitter, and amazed by Twitter often in the same day, which goes to show that you will get out of Twitter what you put in.
Social Networks are Just for Kids
April 2, 2009 by Jeune Ortiz
Like it or not, the marketing landscape has changed. Consumers, have taken their power back from marketing agencies and are demanding their privacy, and their right to choose which messages they will listen to.
