3 Things That The “Used Car Salesman” Can Teach Us About Online Marketing
“Used car salesman” is synonymous for sleazy, pushy, crooked sales. It’s too bad, really. Sure, there may be some dishonest used car salespeople, but certainly…
Content Marketing vs. Native Advertising: What’s a Better Value?
$21 billion. That’s how much is expected to be spent on native ads in 2018 (rising from just $4.7 billion in 2013). With those funds,
How To Write Absolutely Irresistible Drip Campaign Emails
Most email marketers are familiar with the drip campaign — a series of triggered marketing emails to potential customers. Generally speaking, the goal of a
The Best Colors For Your Landing Pages And Checkout Process
Source: Pat Anzanello Ralph Waldo Emerson once wisely observed that nature always wears the colors of the spirit. Your website should do the same. That’s
How To Create a Killer Email List From Thin Air (A Beginner’s Guide)
You’ve probably heard people say, “the money is in the list”. What does this mean? In online marketing, you need to learn how to create
How to Increase Blog Traffic Without Using Social Media
When it comes time to promote your blog post, I recommend doing everything in your power to do so. Share it, tweet it, promote it,
Web Analytics: The Secret Ingredient in Lead Scoring
Lead scoring is the ultimate conversion optimization hack: if you want to make sure leads get delivered to your sales team on time and that
How to Use the Word “Free” in Your Marketing Without Losing Credibility
Marketers use the word “free” so often that it has nearly lost its power. Free is a word that has enormous psychological appeal. But when