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Monthly Archives: May 2006
Is Your On-line Store Front Inviting?
Does it attract visitors? Do you give a clear idea of what your site is all about and what solutions you offer to the browsers you attract? A few months ago I wrote a post titled, “Your Home Page is … Continue reading
Posted in Calls To Action, Conversion, Marketing
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The Bermuda, er, Google Golden Triangle of Search
Thought it was imperative to get first page listings in Google? Think if you make the top 10 you’ve got it made? Think again oh clueless one. According to search engine user eyetracking research conducted by Eyetools, Enquiro, and Did-it, … Continue reading
Who has the Biggest Piece of the Search Engine Pie?
According to comScore Google is the leading pie-hound, gaining market share for the 9th consecutive month with newcomer MySpace squeezing onto the table for the first time ever with 43 million searches. Guess those crazy teens want their own space … Continue reading
The 7 to 10 Rule For Getting Business
For all of you marketing whizzes out there you’ll read this and say, “Yeah, doh! Tell us something we don’t know!” My response? “Too late, you already read it so quit your bellyachin’!” This is one of those chestnuts that … Continue reading
Posted in Building Traffic, Email Marketing, Marketing
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RSS Now Stands for Really SERIOUS Syndication
According to Jupiter Research (as reported by MediaPost.com) 63 percent of big companies plan to syndicate content via Really Simple Syndication by the end of 2006. The report “RSS Comes of Age: Budgeting, Deploying, and Measuring RSS,” indicates that currently … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Tools, Building Traffic
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Don’t Use More Than 49 Characters When Composing Email Subject Lines
Email Labs reports some interesting research on email subject lines. Subject lines of 49 or fewer characters garnered a 75% higher click-through rate while achieving a 12.5% higher open rate than email messages with 50 characters or more in their … Continue reading
Posted in Calls To Action, Conversion, Email Marketing, Email Metrics, Ezines
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Do You Sell Stuff Online; Are You Secure? Do Your Customers Know?
If you are using security (you know with SSL certificates behind https:// pages with Verisign logos, etc.) but your customers don’t know about it you may be losing sales. According to a MarketingSherpa case study (note: this article is publicly … Continue reading
Posted in Calls To Action, Conversion, Effective Web Design, Testing
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A New Way to VoIP
Here’s a site that will give Skype a run for it’s money. Jajah.com is a new voice over IP (VoIP) service that uses the internet to place cheap long distant phone calls — domestic & international. The difference is that … Continue reading
Posted in Technology & Gadgets
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Writing Sales Copy for the Web – Tips from Jim Edwards
Jim Edwards is a web marketing guru who specializes in writing sales copy that sells – think long copy type sales letters. Personally this is not a format that I’m comfortable with; mainly because I never read long copy … … Continue reading
Worried That RSS is not that “Simple” – Let Readers Receive Updates by Email
Do you think that RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is confusing to your readers (and you) and want to give them an alternative to subscribe? You might consider using email notification services like Feedblitz or Bloglet which allow them to receive … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Blogging Tools, Building Traffic
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