September 18, 2017
Post: Visual Marketing: Either You’re In or Your Brand Is Out!
In the faster than The Flash digital age, the future of marketing is visual. With the advent of social media, smartphones and use of visual content, marketing today is more dynamic and versatile than ever before, and still growing and evolving. A study from Wharton School of Business found that 67% of the audience (from Piktochart blog)…
September 12, 2017
Post: Digital Storytelling: What You Get When Art and Science Connect
Have you ever noticed that some ads we remember for a long time, while others, no matter how beautifully made, we forget almost as soon as we have seen it? There is no magic wand at work here. The ads we remember are the brainchildren of marketers that understood the way the brain works when…
September 11, 2017
Post: Why No News Is Not Good News In Customer Service
When I started working about 20 years ago, a mantra was ‘we must avoid customer complaints.’ That was the first time I heard about customer retention. Today, working as a customer service consultant and trainer, I still see many companies trying to prevent complaints. But in the meantime, technology has dramatically changed customers’ behavior. In this…
September 8, 2017
Post: 4 Digital Marketing Skills Student Entrepreneurs Should Have
Editor’s Note: While we cater most of our content towards more experienced writers, many of us know people who are starting out. Certainly, the last time we aimed an article at student entrepreneurs, it was well received. We hope this will be helpful for you or someone you know and love…. Digital Marketing Skills For…
September 6, 2017
Post: How to Use Twitter Advanced Search to Find New Leads
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published as “Find New Prospects For Your Business With Twitter” in April 2016. It now includes the latest Twitter updates and reference to new research on Twitter Advanced Search… Utilize The Power of Twitter Advanced Search As your business attracts new leads from your website, email campaigns, Facebook and…
September 5, 2017
Post: No Innovation Strategy Fits Every Problem. So Get Creative!
Trust Greg Satell (aka Digital Tonto) to once again get the mental juices flowing. Here, he discusses innovation strategy, using some great examples to prove that what works in one instance, will surely not work in another. It is another in our “Great Articles You may have missed” series. No Innovation Strategy Fits Every Problem…
August 30, 2017
Post: 4 Steps To Writing Effective Abandoned Cart Emails
As the eCommerce industry is growing exponentially and evolving rapidly through latest technology advancements, there remains a constant pain point – Shopping cart abandonment. Shopping cart abandonment is a term used where shoppers fill their cart but fail to checkout. Econsultancy studies reveal that online retailers are globally losing US$3 trillion in sales each year…
August 29, 2017
Post: 4 Location-Based Technologies For Mobile Marketing
The number of mobile phone users worldwide is forecast to surpass 5 billion by 2019. More and more people are becoming dependent on their mobile devices to find information or simply entertain themselves. It has become an essential part of many people’s lives. This dependency has given rise to the growth of mobile marketing. Businesses…
August 28, 2017
Post: Website Advertising Is About To Change. Are You Ready?
Curatti note: This is an important and very timely piece by Bryan Goodwin. He tells stories of obnoxious sales tactics of days gone by, and likens them to modern day website advertising on the web. All ultimately leading to the obvious question: What is acceptable today? If you wish to skip past the history and…
August 25, 2017
Post: Understanding Web Accessibility & Why It Is Important
Web accessibility is the need of the hour. I realized something a few weeks back when I went to a nearby ATM for cash withdrawal. I noticed that the machine had specific buttons embossed with dots written in Braille that could be read by a visually challenged person. This feature has been made compulsory by…
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