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by Ginny Soskey April 29, 2016 Follow @shareaholicApril 29, 2016 Photo by ryanoshea. Let’s be real. When most of us started our first blog, we didn’t sign up to learn how to code—I know I didn’t. I was excited to express myself, learn a ton and maybe even get a job out of it. Once … Continue reading HTML 101: The Complete Guide to Understanding Code on Your Blog
If you think website personalization is out of reach because you don’t employ a team of developers, contributor Tamar Weinberg suggests three new tools to consider. Tamar Weinberg on April 7, 2016 With content personalization, marketers and publishers are able to deliver different user experiences to different types of website visitors, based on available … Continue reading 3 web UX personalization tools for code haters
by Larry Kim February 1, 2016February 1, 2016 Gmail Ads are one of the more intriguing opportunities Google has given advertisers to reach people where they spend a lot of their time online – in their inboxes. I’ve been obsessed with mastering them lately and today I’m going to reveal what I’ve learned. What Are … Continue reading Cracking the Code on Gmail Ads: My 7 Best Tips
Ross SimmondsNovember 2, 2015 The Reddit community is filled with opportunities for marketers. It’s a great place to lurk and gain insight, contribute and add value or engage and build relationships. It’s one of the best channels online for connecting with people who are passionate about specific topics and are willing to provide authentic feedback. … Continue reading Cracking The Code: Why Brands Fail At Marketing On Reddit (And How To Succeed)
By Ruud Hein October 14th, 2015 Ever wondered if a crucial piece of text or code is present site-wide? Maybe some analytics, tracking, or tag manager code? Or how about when you need to find old email addresses, specific spelling errors or similar? This is where site-wide custom text search can help. With it you can … Continue reading How To Search In Code Site-Wide For Any Text
Devon SmileyAugust 25, 2015 There is no amount of online research that can match the value of asking questions to real live people. You can Google til your fingertips are blistered, lurk in forums until it starts to feel kinda creepy, or even ask your best business buddies what their experiences have been with clients. … Continue reading Crack The Client Code
Brooke BallardMarch 17, 2015 I have a ginormous secret. I was lucky enough to receive an advance copy of The Content Code. Perks, you gotta love ‘em! As I’m making my way through the book for a second time, I get the genius idea to turn some of Mark’s content ignition tips and ideas into … Continue reading The Content Code: 11 Ways To Ignite Content (Infographic)
Columnist David Booth argues that if you’re not using web analytics data to drive decisions from the C-suite on down, you’re doing it wrong. David Booth on March 2, 2015 I’ll start with a bold statement: In 2015, you can no longer afford to live with a web analytics deployment that was slapped on by your … Continue reading Strategy Before Code: A Process For Valuable Analytics
Frank BocchinoFebruary 9, 2015 I’d bet you can recite your parents home number as fast as your own cell number, but many don’t know their spouse’s or significant others cell number because it’s programmed into their phone. There’s no need to remember it, so we don’t. But we do recognize it. Do you answer your … Continue reading Area Code Red: Our Increasing Phone Phobias [Infographic]
Jeff BullasJanuary 15, 2015 Headlines were the key tactic to make people buy newspapers, buy books and magazines. Now they make people click and share on the web and your mobile phone. Bloggers, publishers and marketers are always on the lookout for attracting attention to drive traffic, engage with their readers and customers and make … Continue reading 22 Headlines That Went Viral. Have These Marketers Cracked the Code?
