What if you knew every time you spent $1 to get traffic to your site, you made $1.50? I’ll bet you could find a few dollars for that. This is what the Amazons of the web know and it’s a very real factor in how they grew to where they are today.
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How Much Money Is A Web Visitor Worth?
Posted by tomshark under AdvertisingFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 3767 days ago
Made Hot by: thelastword on January 10, 2014 10:30 pm
Strategies To Find Profitable Vending Locations
Posted by tomshark under SalesFrom http://www.amequipmentsales.com 3788 days ago
Made Hot by: AmyJordan on December 19, 2013 8:23 pm
Are your current accounts close together or spread out? Think about geography. What’s in the neighborhood? Look for at least 20 people in a location, for example look at the number of cars in the parking lot.
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How To Make Money In Vending
Posted by tomshark under StartupsFrom http://www.amequipmentsales.com 3795 days ago
Made Hot by: seobromino on December 13, 2013 1:57 pm
Successful people plan and set goals. If you want to do well, you have to see and feel yourself in the vending business. You need realistic goals; you’ve got to be very specific with your goals; you need to be detailed.
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Analyze Website Performance: Year End KPIs
Posted by tomshark under ResourcesFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 3795 days ago
Made Hot by: Digitaladvert on December 13, 2013 1:59 pm
You’ll want to setup year over year reports, quarter over quarter reports and perhaps week over week reports for each of the four areas that apply to your business.
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Quality Content Part 2: How To Measure Content Engagement
Posted by tomshark under AdvertisingFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 3816 days ago
Made Hot by: mikehartman1 on November 22, 2013 5:20 pm
Engagement events are individual activities performed using specific social networks, sites, or applications. One tweet is an engagement event, for example, so is posting one comment, or a vote for a post on BizSugar.
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Quality Content: The Mark Of Influence
Posted by tomshark under Products and ServicesFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 3828 days ago
Made Hot by: sophia2 on November 8, 2013 4:54 pm
If you become tagged as a “politicized” member of a community (because you don’t take time to listen), it can hurt your influence and be a road block to win the trust and confidence of the very people you are trying to reach.
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The New SEO Part 4 – From Keywords To Searcher Intent
Posted by tomshark under Online MarketingFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 3844 days ago
Made Hot by: DigiTechBlog on October 23, 2013 9:32 pm
Google is shifting from displaying keyword focused content to content that fulfills searcher intent. So what does this mean?
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The New SEO Part 3 - Replacement For Fired Link Building Strategies
Posted by tomshark under Success StoriesFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 3858 days ago
Made Hot by: tiroberts on October 9, 2013 2:54 pm
When you engage your target audience and build up a following who want more, it gives your brand something that can’t be duplicated by any competitor. And it puts you in a position to not care what Google does – independence from Google (which often comes with rewards).
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Break Your Addiction To Google - Part 2: Engagement
Posted by tomshark under Online MarketingFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 3864 days ago
Alignment is the result of a perfect fit between the people you want to reach and the offer you are trying to make. Alignment optimization is a big part of the new SEO and it is fundamental to marketing that gets results.
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The New SEO – Independence From Google
Posted by tomshark under AdvertisingFrom http://www.capturecommerce.com 3879 days ago
Made Hot by: seobromino on September 18, 2013 10:34 am
Google is all over that. They watch for changes on a site right after a rankings drop that indicate the company has a “every day I’m hustlin” SEO approach. When G finds this to be the case, I’ll bet you can guess what they do about it.
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