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By Neil Patel, from Quick Sprout – http://bit.ly/RWzrMN
The word “audit” is so tied up with other unpleasant life experiences that I totally understand if it doesn’t inspire you.…
Laith Ulaby, from UX Magazine – http://bit.ly/1kiSrQZ
It seems to be a truism that businesses need to get social, but what does that mean? Sites today are littered with buttons to facilitate users sharing on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, Tumblr, and a host of other sites.…
by Neil Patel, from Quick Sprout – http://bit.ly/1qSuqR7
You’ve heard the term “bounce rate” before, but do you know what it means? Google Analytics defines “bounce rate” as the percentage of single page sessions on your website.
Now that you know what a bounce rate is, do you know how you can decrease your bounce rate?…
by Joe Lazauskas, from Inbound Hub – http://bit.ly/QID6gx
In 2014, the buzzword game has changed.
“Data” is the new “synergy.”
“Let’s A/B test it” is the new “Let’s circle back on that.”
Overall, this is a good thing. Synergy and circling back usually only result in the appearance of doing work, while intelligently testing techniques and generating actionable data actually helps you accomplish your business goals.…
By Corey Eridon, from Inbound Hub http://bit.ly/1hTwa5M
We’ve all heard the regular call-to-action best practices by now. Write compelling copy. Choose appealing images. Have a solid value prop.
All important stuff, to be sure.
But what about the people who have fixed all the common CTA errors?…
By Stacey Roberts, from @ProBlogger – http://bit.ly/QgpKHg
When I launched dustn.tv in March 2011, I had no idea what I was doing. All I knew was that I had some insight and skills that people needed and I genuinely enjoyed helping people.…
By Ginny Soskey, from Inbound Hub – http://bit.ly/1iZ6wmr
Whether you’re setting up a landing page for the first time or the billionth time, it’s easy to forget something. Though it’s just one page on your website, there are lots of moving parts you need to juggle.…
By Allison Howen from ‘Net Features – http://bit.ly/1kWUfQV
An image doesn’t only speak a thousand words, it also grabs the attention of consumers on the ’Net.
After all, the majority of people (65 percent) are visual learners according to the Social Science Research Network, which makes it no surprise that image-based social networks like Pinterest, Instagram and Tumblr have been growing in popularity, and at a rather rapid pace.…
By Ginny Soskey, from Inbound Hub – http://bit.ly/1iUsNLY
What makes a blog post bad?
There are lots of reasons a blog post could be less-than-perfect. Poor formatting. Poor grammar. Poor word choice. Poor shareability.
The most pervasive problem? Poor flow. The post jumps from one idea to the next to the next and then circles around again for a split second to the first idea, then back to the fourth, and so on.…
by Noemi Tasarra-Twigg from BloggingPro – http://bit.ly/1gyCvnA
Every single topic has been the subject of hundreds of blogs. Some were written for specific audiences, some came from less-than-reputable sources, and others were so poorly written that one can barely get through the first sentence.…
