Archive for the ‘Content’ Category
Tuesday, January 6th, 2009
Over the last few days, Twitter has been hard hit by a phishing scam through the Direct Messages (DMs) that users can send each other.
The scam coaxes readers to click on a link which goes not to the Twitter log in page as it appears, but to a page phishing for log in details to [...]
Tags: phishing, safety online, twitter Posted in Content, Small Business Resources, Social Media, Stats & Trends | No Comments »
Friday, January 2nd, 2009
Hyperactive on the Net as always. Here are the tabs I currently have open. I thought I would share them as a useful resource for anyone looking to which marketing techniques you should be considering in 2009, as well as who is out there talking about interesting marketing ploys, methods, tools and so on. Where [...]
Tags: articles, blogging, resources, tools, twitter Posted in Content, Online PR, Small Business Resources, Social Media, blogs | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, December 30th, 2008
2009 is definitely going to be the year where small businesses have a really great chance to win in the customer service department, whilst their larger competitors go to the wall.
Put yourself in the shoes of a customer. When you buy a product, do you always get it home and find you instinctively know how [...]
Tags: after sales, referrals, support Posted in Content, Online PR, Small Business Resources | No Comments »
Monday, December 29th, 2008
Two worthwhile reads for the day. Firstly, some sound business advice from the BBC, and secondly, some research from Pew about the importance of the internet for news items.
The first piece highlights the importance of the 360 degree view of your business and the opportunities right now to re-structure for the long term. The [...]
Tags: advice, business, news, pew, research Posted in Content, Small Business Resources, blogs | 1 Comment »
Monday, December 29th, 2008
It has been obvious for over a decade that a good internet marketing company will have a core skillset that includes more than just SEO. However, many have focussed on the search engines as being the be all and end all of their offerings.
Results have been measured in the SERPs, with an increase in PageRank, [...]
Posted in Content, Keywords, Link Marketing, Online PR, Pay Per Click (PPC), SEM Industry, Social Media, Stats & Trends, blogs | No Comments »
Monday, December 29th, 2008
As budgets flatten this year for advertising and marketing, it is obvious tha all of us as businesses will need to ensure we get maximum bang for each marketing buck that is spent. With the ever-changing search landscape too, where 2009 is likely to be the year where searchers find their results becoming more personalised [...]
Posted in Content, Online PR, Website Usability | No Comments »
Sunday, December 14th, 2008
If your website hosting company have allowed you to customise your 404 page, then grab the opportunity to turn it into a page that achieves something for you - turn it into a landing page for your latest special offer, or make it a landing page for a specific product you want to sell, or [...]
Tags: 404, error Posted in Content, Link Marketing, Website Usability | No Comments »
Tuesday, December 9th, 2008
An interesting new study has been published by ScreenPages showing that whilst only a small percentage of site visitors use site search (around 5% on average), those that do demonstrate conversion rates of on average over 50% higher than those that don’t.
The survey covered 39 sites with over 3million visitors. Interestingly, the conversion rates on [...]
Tags: report, search Posted in Content, Stats & Trends, Web Analytics, Website Usability | No Comments »
Monday, December 8th, 2008
There is still no truly conclusive evidence about how bounce rates affect your search engine rankings, but let’s assume they do for a moment…
If a visitor comes to your site, views one page, and then leaves, this is viewed as a ‘bounce’. If, for instance, your site is slashdotted, Dugg or stumbledupon, and the link [...]
Tags: bounce, ranking, serps Posted in Content, SEO, Web Analytics | 3 Comments »
Thursday, November 27th, 2008
If you need to know what visitors look at on your site, what they react to, why they click where they do, and where they don’t, you need to run eye tracking studies. You can either employ an experienced company who offers eye tracking services to do this for you, or you can do this [...]
Tags: credit crunch, eye tracking, study Posted in Content, SEO, Website Usability | 4 Comments »
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