Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) … is the difference between browsers and buyers. The reality is today’s digital shopper is using a host of devices to view your website and emails. That means, a one-size-fits-all approach to screen sizes and resolutions simply won’t work.
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The Dynamics of Screen Size and Resolution for Convervsion
Posted by amabaie under Online MarketingFrom http://blog.crazyegg.com 3537 days ago
Made Hot by: mikecollins on March 19, 2015 10:46 am
Twitter. A Calm Before the Storm (Part 2)
Posted by amabaie under Social MediaFrom http://texterra.biz 3538 days ago
With help of his colleagues from MyBlogU, the author collected the three most powerful tools for Twitter. Here’s what they said.
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What kind of leader are you?
Posted by amabaie under Self-DevelopmentFrom https://www.linkedin.com 3539 days ago
Made Hot by: BizWise on March 18, 2015 1:46 pm
When studying leadership, it helps to take a peek at how primitive societies organize themselves. And around our house, that means barn cats. A couple years ago, we saw them lined up, one after the other in single file. Each waiting his turn at the compost heap. Apparently there was a hierarchy, an
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Should Indie Authorship Be Its Own Business?
Posted by amabaie under StrategyFrom http://www.bookworks.com 3542 days ago
The minute you decide to sell your first self-published book, you've chosen to go into business! Whether you formalize that business relationship is another matter.
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Would you hire Virtual Assistants to reply to comments?
Posted by amabaie under Online MarketingFrom http://enstinemuki.com 3545 days ago
Some people hire VAs to drop comments on other blogs and link back to theirs. This has been a successful strategy some bloggers have used over the years to gain some traction for their properties. But would you also hire those VAs to RESPOND to comments on your own blog?
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What to Do After Launching Your Website
Posted by amabaie under Online MarketingFrom http://www.business.com 3552 days ago
Made Hot by: marketingvalue on March 6, 2015 11:51 am
Chances are good that when your site first launches it will not be in the top four or even the top 10 organic search results. That’s completely okay; you’ve got time to build a robust thought leadership campaign and optimize your site’s content for higher organic rankings. But this won’t happen ove
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Business Decisions: All Opinions Are Not Created Equal
Posted by amabaie under StrategyFrom http://pschaecker.aiophosting.com 3553 days ago
You’re probably chuckling at the idea of a high-powered advertising executive basing important decisions about millions of dollars’ worth of client projects on Mrs. Partner’s personal likes and dislikes. But I’d invite you to ask yourself if you may be guilty of a similar approach with your own com
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Blue Jeans Meetings Is More About What You’re Sharing Than Wearing
Posted by amabaie under ManagementFrom http://inventorspot.com 3556 days ago
Made Hot by: DigiTechBlog on March 3, 2015 10:33 am
In the 21st Century world of remote videoconferencing, wearing blue jeans to an online meeting has become commonplace. In fact you can also show up in sweats or pajamas if you like. That's because this type of video communication is more about the collaboration and saving costs, than it is about fa
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Social Media Strategy – to concentrate or to diversify
Posted by amabaie under Social MediaFrom http://www.opensourcevarsity.com 3557 days ago
Diversification or concentration. Both are great social media strategies, but the one that will be great for you depends on your business. Of course, if you can dedicate a whole team to social media, you can do both. But if you are not Amazon or Microsoft, you might have to choose which approach wi
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How to Communicate When Absolute Discretion is Required
Posted by amabaie under Customer ServiceFrom http://www.business2community.com 3564 days ago
Shhh. You might not be running a top-secret business, but there are times when absolute discretion is required. But how can one keep customer secrets? It helps to take a peek at how those businesses that offer 100 percent confidentiality treat such situations.
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