Slider
Martech Zone articles tagged Slider:
- Content Marketing Douglas KarrJul 31, 2023
Depicter: A Full-Featured, Lightweight, and SEO-Friendly WordPress Slider
When sliders are utilized well, they provide a unique online experience. Sliders allow designers to showcase multiple images or content pieces in a visually appealing and dynamic manner. The movement and transitions of the slider catch users’ attention and make the website more engaging. Sliders are handy when a webpage has limited space to display multiple pieces of information or…
- Content Marketing Douglas KarrAug 8, 2022
Website Features Checklist: The 68 Ultimate Must-Haves for Your Site
Wow. I love it when someone designs a checklist on an infographic that’s both simple and informative. UK Web Host Review designed this infographic to develop a list of features they believe should be included with every business’ online presence. For your business to succeed online you need to make sure that your website is feature packed! There are many…
- Content Marketing Douglas KarrJul 27, 2022
Add a Responsive Image Rotator Widget To Your Site On Any Platform
Many years ago, I was disappointed to find out there wasn’t a simple way to rotate images in WordPress so I developed an Image Rotator Widget Plugin for WordPress. Over the years, though, WordPress advanced its capabilities and a ton of other plugins, page builders, new widget user interface, and third-party tools have surfaced. It wasn’t worthwhile for us to…
- Search Marketing Douglas KarrMar 17, 2021
Marketing Spending Continues To Shift To Search
The marketing landscape has significantly transformed over the past decade, shifting from traditional marketing methods to digital channels. Among these digital channels, search marketing, encompassing both organic search (SEO) and pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, has emerged as a central focus for many businesses. The Rise of Search Marketing in the Digital Era Traditionally, marketing budgets were heavily invested in offline channels…
- Content Marketing Douglas KarrJul 2, 2011
Do Google Benchmarks Matter?
Today I received a newsletter from Google Analytics, the first edition of the first volume read as follows: This month, we are replacing the standard “benchmarking” report in your Google Analytics account with data shared in this newsletter. We are using this newsletter as an experiment to surface more useful or interesting data to Analytics users. Data contained here comes…
- Content Marketing Nick CarterJun 28, 2011
How to Get a New Website Crawled by Google Tomorrow
Recently, I’ve been launching a lot of new websites. As AddressTwo has grown and my time has freed up, it’s created a perfect storm of new ideas and free time to execute, so I’ve bought dozens of domains and implemented micro-sites left and right. Of course, I’m impatient, too. I have an idea on Monday, build it on Tuesday, and…
- Content Marketing Matt ChandlerDec 10, 2010
It’s the Most Wonderful Zeitgeist of the Year
It's with great anticipation that I await the yearly arrival of the Google Zeitgeist. Not just because I get to say it a lot, but also because it’s a fantastic yearly treat to look into the state of search from the past year.
- Content Marketing Douglas KarrApr 28, 2010
Google Webmaster Central Gets a Serious Upgrade
While working with a client this morning, I logged into Google Webmaster Central to take a look at the top search queries driving traffic. What I discovered was one heck of a useful upgrade! Rather than simply providing keywords, positions and click-throughs, Google has upgraded the interface to a Google Analytics-style interface. Since ranking now varies based on personal search…
- Content Marketing Douglas KarrMar 11, 2009
What is your Blog’s RFM?
At work I’ll be doing a webinar this week. The topic has been on my mind long before working for Compendium Blogware, though. In the early days of my database marketing career, I helped develop and design software that would assist marketers to index their customer base. The equation never changes, for quite some time it’s been all about recency,…
- Marketing & Sales Videos Douglas KarrDec 18, 2008
Is the Google Cookie Crumbling?
I have this theory that nothing is infinitely scalable. Successful businesses often outpace their ability to manage the growth, technologies that work great at a small scale seldom do the job at a huge scale… even employees are often promoted beyond their capabilities. Google has seen unprecedented growth the last decade. For quite a while we’ve held them up to…