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Sales Enablement, Automation, and Performance
Tickle & Woo Your Prospects!
Many business to business (B2B) sales cycles are long and arduous. It’s a balance of keeping top of mind with a prospect until the purchase decision can be made and not bugging them and driving them off. I’ve watched some folks nurture leads incredibly well, and I’ve put “Do Not Answer” in my phone book to avoid the sales people…
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Content Marketing
BlueJeans: Deliver High-Quality, Enterprise Grade, Browser-Based Webinars And Virtual Events
Salesforce, Dell, Webtrends, and Angi are just a few of the enterprise companies that I’ve assisted with webinars and virtual events. While my focus was always on the distribution of content, the technology was often the make or break of the event. In fact, I was speaking at one event when the platform simply hiccuped and thousands of attendees were…
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Advertising Technology
Scaling SSP Infrastructure: Handling Millions of QPS in Real-Time Auctions
Modern Supply-Side Platforms (SSPs) must process massive volumes of bid requests while maintaining response times of under 100 milliseconds to remain competitive in programmatic advertising auctions. High-performing SSPs handle millions of queries per second (QPS) during peak traffic periods, requiring sophisticated infrastructure architectures that balance performance, reliability, and cost efficiency. The challenge extends beyond simple throughput optimization to encompass data…
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You’re Underestimating Social Media
Roundpeg recently did a social media survey and put together a fantastic whitepaper on the results. As I read through the pages, one of the results really struck me. More than 70% of the business owners surveyed said social media generates 10% or less of their total business. In truth, I don’t believe these customers know how much of an…
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Paid and Organic Search Marketing
Have You Set Up Parameters in Webmasters?
This week, I was reviewing client sites utilizing webmasters tools. One of the oddities it identified were that many of the internal links on the site had campaign codes attached to them. This was great for the client, they could track each of their calls-to-action (CTA) throughout the site. It’s not so great for Search Engine Optimization, though. The problem…
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Content Marketing
WordPress rel=”prev” and rel=”next”
Quite a few years ago, folks would fine-tune their pages using a technique called nofollow. Basically, if you wrote rel=”nofollow” within an anchor tag (a link), the theory was that the search engine would ignore that link and ignore the next page. It’s been used extensively by sites like Wikis and within comments so that user-edited links wouldn’t be abused…