The actual success of the app is evaluated through the app engagement and retention rate – how many monthly active users or MAU do you have.
We’ve compiled a list of 7 of the most common reasons why app users uninstall an app – so that you can ensure your app stays.
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7 Annoying Features App Developers Should Stop Building
Posted by Nidhi Shah under TechnologyFrom http://arkenea.com 3408 days ago
Lay the search marketing foundation for your small business
Posted by Martina Iring under Online MarketingFrom http://martinairing.com 3409 days ago
Made Hot by: justretweet on June 14, 2015 12:40 pm
The most common question I get from small business owners: “how do I get my site higher up in search rankings?” A tricky question. But one thing needed by all is a strong foundation. You don’t build a house without a foundation. Neither do you build your search strategy without one!
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Niche Marketing for Small Businesses
Posted by seltzer04 under Direct MarketingFrom http://www.sbmarketingtools.com 3409 days ago
Made Hot by: businessluv on June 14, 2015 12:17 pm
All successful marketers have a well-defined niche. Expert marketers know exactly who they’re talking to throughout every marketing campaign so that they can fully maximise their return on investment (ROI).
Here's how to find your business niche and target your market successfully... Read More
Here's how to find your business niche and target your market successfully... Read More
Coach's Tough Love - Push Yourself Out of Your Comfort Zone - Peak Workout
Posted by HITVirtualAssistants under Human ResourcesFrom http://familybusinessperformance.com 3409 days ago
One of the most common family business challenges is the fact that the family and the employees are stuck in their comfort zone.
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Coach's Tough Love - Push Yourself Out of Your Comfort Zone - Peak Workout
Posted by HITVirtualAssistants under Human ResourcesFrom http://familybusinessperformance.com 3409 days ago
One of the most common family business challenges is the fact that the family and the employees are stuck in their comfort zone.
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6 Significant Direct Mail Stats from the DMA Fact Book
Posted by Connelly under Direct MarketingFrom http://eleventygroup.com 3409 days ago
After countless “deaths” and “resurrections”, direct mail is still alive and kicking. Here are some figures on the usage and effectiveness of direct mail from the 2015 DMA Statistical Fact Book that we found interesting and surprising.
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Startup Is Not All That Hype
Posted by tathan under StrategyFrom http://takisathanassiou.com 3409 days ago
Made Hot by: businessgross on June 13, 2015 12:34 pm
There is a widespread belief, that startups today are hype! Well, actually, they are not! Usually they are dirty, crowded with “child diseases” and create a large amount of stress to its originators!
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How Registration Forms Impact Conversion Marketing
Posted by LoginRadius under Online MarketingFrom http://goo.gl 3409 days ago
Shari Narine, contributor to LoginRadius blog, explains here how registration forms impact conversion marketing. A must read article from my side.
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18 Content Marketing Tips for New Brands – Optixor
Posted by viclogic under Online MarketingFrom http://optixor.com 3409 days ago
Newly started businesses or brands might not have a customer base yet, and that could give them challenges such as early losses, funding problems, and cash flow instability. To cope with those problems, entrepreneurs have to find an effective and efficient solution to attract customers, generate sa
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5 Ways to Avoid Blogger Burnout
Posted by dschneid2010 under MarketingFrom http://hub.uberflip.com 3409 days ago
According to an article in the New York Times, 95% of blogs are ghost towns.
The fact is, the vast majority of blogs are, for lack of a better word, failures. They generate no money and very little traffic.
No wonder people quit — I’d quit too. In fact, I did.
The first blog I started, ACo Read More
The fact is, the vast majority of blogs are, for lack of a better word, failures. They generate no money and very little traffic.
No wonder people quit — I’d quit too. In fact, I did.
The first blog I started, ACo Read More
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