It’s certainly not a sky is falling result for Google, however, it does point to the Yahoo! and Bing search alliance starting to pay dividends. (more…)
Yahoo and Bing gain, Google loses share
Overused words in press releases
I’m guilty of using particular buzz words in press-release type blurbs and it seems I’m not alone. It appears certain words appear regularly in press releases. (more…)
Email retargeting & cart abandonment
Are you retargeting folks who abandon shopping cart sessions with a follow up email? If not, the chances are good your competitors might be over the next year. (more…)
A (repeated) call to action
Whether it’s on page or email marketing, people need to be told repeatedly what to do according to the results of an email marketing survey. (more…)
Dropping links in comments
One of the old and somewhat tired strategies for increasing your site traffic and (sometimes) your search engine rankings is leaving comments on blogs. If you’re going to do it, at least make the comment useful. (more…)
2010 Holiday Marketing Guide.
Here we go again. You may not have started thinking about your holiday marketing strategies yet, but some of your competitors likely have. (more…)
Email open rates steady, click rates down
The Q2 2010 North America Email Trends and Benchmarks Results show steady email open rates, but a decline in clickthroughs. (more…)
Bing grabs 24% U.S. search market share
With Bing now powering Yahoo, Bing’s combined powered search accounted for 24.56 percent of U.S. search traffic for the week ending August 28. (more…)
An expensive 21 characters
Watch those tweets. A measly 21 characters of text has cost an Australian swimmer a lucrative sponsorship. (more…)
Gamer suing for gaming addiction
Something that may be of interest and concern to online games companies – a man in Hawaii is suing a provider for his addiction to their online game. (more…)