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- Email Marketing & Automation
What Elements Should You Be Testing in Your Email Campaigns?
Using our inbox placement platform, we did a test a couple of months ago where we reworded our newsletter subject lines. The result was incredible – our inbox placement increased by over 20% across the seed list that we created. The fact is that email testing is well worth the investment – as are the tools to help you get…
- Customer Data Platforms
The Power of Data Mining and Decision Support Systems
This infographic from the New Jersey Institute of Technology illustrates the Data Mining and Decision Support Systems (DSS), defining the four different processes within the overall system. Data Management – collects the information that a company has available from their sales, records, and customer reports. Model Management – attempts to create conclusions from existing business strategies to see whether or…
- Analytics & Testing
Numerics: An Integrated Widget Dashboard for iOS
Numberics allows iPhone and iPad users to create and customize their own integrated dashboards from a growing collection of third parties. Pick from hundreds of pre-designed widgets to build an overview of website analytics, social media engagement, project progress, sales funnels, customer support queues, account balances or even numbers from your spreadsheets in the cloud. Features include: Predesigned widgets of…
- Content Marketing
WordPress: How To Redirect All RSS Feeds To One Destination
While reviewing Google Search Console, one issue that I kept encountering was URLs ending in /feed/ causing issues. While it’s pretty ingenious of the WordPress CMS to add RSS feeds to every bit of content – posts, tags, categories, comments, etc. – the feature is unnecessary. It produces a ton of internal paths for Google to crawl that have no…
- Analytics & Testing
WordPress: Track Site Searches with Google Analytics
Google Analytics has a nice feature, the ability to track internal searches on your site. If you’re running a WordPress blog, there’s quite a simple way to set up Google Analytics Site Search: Select your site in Google Analytics and click Edit. Navigate to a view in which you want to set up Site Search. Click View Settings. Under Site…