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  • Content MarketingWordPress Jetpack Advanced Internal Site Search

    Jetpack: Enhance WordPress’ Internal Site Search Capabilities with Advanced Search

    Consumer and business browsing behaviors continue to change as they self-serve and seek the information they need without contacting your company. While taxonomies, breadcrumbs, related content, and design are critical user interface elements that assist visitors, internal site search is often overlooked. WordPress Site Search While WordPress has had an internal search functionality since its inception, it’s largely dependent on…

  • Marketing ToolsFirefox Site Search Shortcut

    Add Shortcuts To Firefox To Use Site Search On Your Favorite Sites

    If you manage a large website, you probably search it all the time. You may also have a selection of favorite sites where you always search internally for information. You may not realize that Mozilla Firefox has an expanded search engine option that allows you to add shortcodes to search different sites, not just your primary site! Firefox Search Shortcuts…

  • Marketing & Sales VideosScreen Shot 2012 11 22 at 1.03.47 PM

    Commercial Fail: Intel’s Star Employee… an Actor

    When I first saw the new Intel advertisement, I was floored… for 20 years the only thing I knew about Intel was the logo, the sound, and the Blue Man Group. Click thru if you don’t see the Intel Star Commercial: Finally! A major technology company not hiding behind a marketing logo, slogan or gimmicky campaign. But alas, it’s not…

  • Event MarketingFootball

    Dropping the Super Bowl for Digital Media

    More and more businesses are embracing technology when it comes to their marketing strategies. When Pepsi pulled out of the Super Bowl, traditional journalists called it a gamble. Not advertising in the Super Bowl is a gamble? Really? A Super Bowl advertisement costs $3 million dollars per 30 seconds. Pepsi planned two 30 secoond ads and a 60 second ad……

  • Social Media & Influencer MarketingInfluence versus popularity

    We Should Stop Saying Influential When We Mean Popular

    I saw it again today… another Influencer List. I couldn’t get through the entire list, though, because I was too busy raking my nails down my face and pulling my hair out. It wasn’t an influencer list at all, it was just another popularity list. To be certain that we all understand the difference, let’s go ahead and define the…

  • Analytics & Testingimprove marketing google analytics

    How to Use Google Analytics to Improve Your Marketing Efforts

    Sometimes I think they should change the name of analytics to questionalytics because analytics doesn’t ever seem to provide the analysis you’re looking for… it often generates more questions. If you don’t understand the data behind the filters, segments, and charts – you may be making some terrible assumptions based on how you pull specific reports. Case in point, the…

  • Social Media & Influencer MarketingTop 1 Percent of LinkedIn

    Are You Really in the 1% of LinkedIn?

    Numbers. Sometimes they drive me nuts. Today is a great example. LinkedIn emailed congratulating their members in the top percent of profiles viewed. Here’s the key… profiles viewed. Here’s what the email looks like… compliments of friend Daren Tomey: Daren is a hard-charger in my 1% club of sales executives nationwide. I’m not going to take that away from him.…

  • Content Marketingstartup weekend1

    While You Were Having Dinner and Watching TV, We Were Building Businesses

    This weekend, 57 entrepreneur have been working on starting seven new business.  From software tools and social media to a portable laptop desk, the ideas are starting to come together. And if you are curious enough about how all this is going to turn out, and what the judges ( including Douglas Karr) think about the business ideas, join us…

  • Analytics & Testingsnackable content

    Stop Saying Attention Spans are Decreasing, They’re NOT!

    We love snackable content just as much as the next person, but I believe there’s a huge misconception in our industry. The notion that attention spans are decreasing needs some context put around it. First, I absolutely disagree that people are spending less energy educating themselves around their next purchasing decision. Consumers and businesses that spent a lot of time…

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