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The Non-Designer’s Swiss Army Knife of Free Tools to Make Sweet Landing Pages

By , August 16th, 2011 - 31 comments

Not a designer? Not a developer? Not a problem. You can make sweet looking landing pages that work. All you need is a willingness to try, a trash can for all your excuses, and 5 awesome free tools.

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The Adaptive SEO Approach (And How To Get More Conversions)

By , August 16th, 2011 - 286 comments

Ever notice how so-called “SEOs” are usually at the butt end of jokes? Disregarding the value of SEO can truly hurt your business or sell you short – SEO is amazing for conversions! So where do our fellow SEOs go wrong? Read on to find out, and see my amazing Infodoodle…

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Why über-Optimised SEO Titles Kill Click-Throughs & Conversion Rates

By , August 14th, 2011 - 36 comments

If you’re designing your tags only to achieve a top SERP position the end result might actually be less traffic to your site. Why? Because when meta tags are optimized for ranking position you often sacrifice an effective call-to-action and your click-through rates will suffer as a result.

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Call it what you want, it’s the future of email marketing

By , August 11th, 2011 - 11 comments

Some call it triggers, others re-marketing, personally I prefer the term I first coined 10 years ago – behavioural email. Whichever name you put it under, it is the future of email marketing. Simply put, it’s about delivering emails to the user based on information gathered about their user habits.

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On the Origin of Customers – Evolution and Marketing Compared

By , August 10th, 2011 - 9 comments

Over 150 years ago, Charles Darwin released his book “On the Origin of Species”. He forever changed an entire scientific field with his theory of evolution and had a massive impact on the 19 century world. If the theory of evolution is all about natural selection, we can see that split testing and conversion rate optimization are not very different from it.

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More Conversions Than a Kool-Aid Cult: Using Mind Control to Boost Your Lead Gen Conversion Rate!

By , August 9th, 2011 - 36 comments

These tips are designed to beef up your conversion rate and leave you with a throng of admiring followers. No one will suspect that beneath the shining facade of your marketing is a dark secret: you’re using classic mind control tactics to increase conversions.

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How To Set Up and Track Keyword Origination from Multiple Sources in Salesforce

By , August 8th, 2011 - 19 comments

The holy grail for most marketers I talk to is being able to track a lead – or even a sale – all the way back to the original source keyword. This post shows how to track keyword origin from multiple sources in Salesforce…

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7 Proven Ways To Increase Your Email Open & Click-Thru Rates

By , August 7th, 2011 - 58 comments

Today we’re talking about getting your emails read and your links clicked. We’re talking about little conversion boosters and tactics that can improve conversions to a cold audience without you even knowing what that audience prefers yet.

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“It’s not a popularity contest…oh, wait, it is!” – Measuring and Optimizing Social Engagement

By , August 5th, 2011 - 6 comments

Social media is all grown up and with greater maturity comes greater responsibility – the new kid on the block must now face up to the same level of accountability as more established marketing channels. And not just in terms of driving traffic, but also in adding value to the bottom line…

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8 Ways your Landing Page Design is Sabotaging your Click-Thru Rate

By , August 3rd, 2011 - 43 comments

Testing and optimizing landing pages can be a fun and frustrating game of cat and mouse. Every time the mouse gets away, it feels like self-inflicted sabotage. After all, as marketers we really don’t want to eat the mouse, we’re just inviting them to play!

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