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How To Set Up A Facebook Welcome Page E-mail
Facebook
Tuesday, 24 January 2012 21:23
Your Facebook landing page (also known as your “welcome” page) is the first thing people see when they come to your Fan page. If a person goes to your Fan page and the first thing they see is your wall, they are much less inclined to engage with you or "like" your page than if the go to your landing page first. The reason is that your landing page can tell them exactly what you want them to do. You’re landing page can list an offer that is more enticing because it is bright and...
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Why I'd Give Up Twitter And Facebook For LinkedIn In A Heartbeat E-mail
Marketing Insight
Friday, 18 November 2011 14:10
social clockIf forced to give up all your social media accounts but one, which one would you choose to keep?  With Google+ gaining wider adoption (like we needed another one), and all of them racing to gain your loyalty, the landscape is becoming very crowded to say the least. Although all of them share many of the same basic features, each have unique aspects that I enjoy. Such as the ability to communicate with literally anyone with a simple @ symbol on Twitter, the ease and practicality of...
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SnapTags, The New Alternative To QR Codes E-mail
Mobile Marketing
Monday, 07 November 2011 15:24
Key visual - What is a SnapTag?Imagine you had something that worked like a QR Code. Only instead of using an indecipherable Rorschach blot, it used your logo. And instead of just taking people to a link, it opened up whole new lines of interactive communication. Ones that you could track and use to build relationships.

You'd have a better way to build your mobile marketing. You'd have a SnapTag.

Consumers with either a standard or smart camera phone get instant access offers, content, promotions and information by...
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The Web Is Influencing More Than $1 Trillion Of In-Store Sales E-mail
Marketing Insight
Thursday, 27 October 2011 10:38
forrester web influence on retailNew research from GroupM Search, with research partner Kantar Media Compete, reveals that 86% of buyers who purchase in-store use generic terms on search engines to inform their purchase decision. The study, featuring RadioShack, Audi, and a national entertainment brand, also shows that when a shopper conducts a search online and clicks on a link, 90% of those clicks are on the organic listings of a search engine results page.

Forrester Research projected online retail revenues to be...
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State of the Internet 2011 [INFOGRAPHIC] Presented by Online Schools E-mail
Marketing Insight
Friday, 30 September 2011 12:45
Thirty-something years ago, this was stuff for sci-fi nerds.

The Internet has changed the way we live—that’s obvious. But what we think people forget is how big and important the worldwide web really is. Do you know how much time people spend on the Internet every day? Do you keep track of how many times you tweeted last month? Do you know how many people bought Uggs from Amazon (shame on them!)? No? You don’t?

That’s okay—we’ve done that for you. But beware: what you have...
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Free Shipping Still Big Winner For Offers E-mail
Internet Trends & Stats
Monday, 26 September 2011 10:07
According to a new release from Kantar Media Compete, successful retailers are using free shipping, sales and email promotions to attract increasingly budget-conscious consumers. The study found that nearly one in three consumers receive more than 20 emails from retailers in a week. And, 89% of respondents at least occasionally click through to a retail site from an email or visit a retail site immediately after reading an email.

SMS, on the other hand, is still a largely untapped channel...
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