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Facebook is testing a new way to make damn sure your friends see your posts

Published on 2016/06/22 By admin

Learn all about a new feature that Facebook is testing that allows you to notify select friends about all your hilarious misadventures and pictures of sausage dogs. But first, a little story… It began with me discovering that Darren Hayes, the lead singer of 90s Australian pop band Savage Garden, had blocked me on Twitter. Yes, that’s right, the singer of ‘Truly Madly Deeply’ and ‘To the Moon and Back’ does not wish to hear all the various witty things I have to say on Twitter

Nine common content marketing mistakes and how to fix them

Published on 2016/05/18 By admin

Content marketing is vital to most businesses, with its success affecting many positions that complement each other. How do you ensure however that your strategy is effective

Is Google testing out green labels for PPC ads?

Published on 2016/04/14 By admin

Google looks to be testing out a new colour of ‘ad’ label for its PPC ads in Europe today. I noticed this tweet in my timeline earlier today, from a user who’d noticed these green ad labels in the UK

Is Google testing out green labels for PPC ads?

Published on 2016/04/14 By admin

Google looks to be testing out a new colour of ‘ad’ label for its PPC ads in Europe today. I noticed this tweet in my timeline earlier today, from a user who’d noticed these green ad labels in the UK. Looks like Google is testing green Ads.

How understanding psychology can help increase ecommerce sales

Published on 2016/03/08 By admin

There is a constant struggle for ecommerce brands to identify the consumers’ needs and fill them in the most appropriate way, therefore any strategies to achieve it are always welcome.

3 Often Forgotten Opportunities for A/B Testing Ad Copy by @cleverzebo

Published on 2014/03/11 By admin

If you’re not A/B testing ad copy, you’re probably missing out on revenue. But with so many different aspects of a simple search ad to play with, how should we know where to focus? This post explores several areas of ad copy A/B testing that sometimes fly under the radar in favor of more commonly […] Author information Igor Belogolovsky Igor Belogolovsky is a digital marketer, armchair landing page philosopher, SEM tinkerer extraordinaire and cofounder of Clever Zebo: the San Francisco Bay Area’s online marketing strategy powerhouse

3 Must-Dos For Landing Page Testing

Published on 2013/12/06 By admin

Great landing pages do not happen overnight or as a lucky happenstance.

How To Increase Lead Conversions With Visitor Engagement

Published on 2013/05/09 By admin

When the iPhone was first released, everyone marveled over its amazing simplicity and user experience. The world fell in love, and the mobile industry was changed overnight. Other phones, if they weren’t smartphones, were suddenly viewed as cheap and not very useful

A Guide To Understanding Big Testing & Massively Parallel Marketing

Published on 2013/02/27 By admin

Last month’s column on Why Big Testing Will Be Bigger Than Big Data — encouraging marketing experimentation on a much broader scale than ever before — was well received. But one question came up several times in the comments: how do you enable many marketers in an organization to run… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Case Study: Quadrupling A Small Account’s Conversions In Just 90 Days

Published on 2012/12/31 By admin

CPA Bidding in Google AdWords allows you to set a CPA bid, and then Google will do all the bidding for you. When it works, its fantastic, as you don’t have to spend all day trying to set bids inside the account.