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Company sees the deal as way to show the value of Yelp to brands. Greg Sterling on February 19, 2016 Yelp has decided to provide its full reviews data set to social media and reputation monitoring tool Sprinklr. This is a first and an exclusive deal for now, but Yelp indicated it was open … Continue reading Yelp Offers Full Reviews Database To Social Monitoring Tool Sprinklr
by Owen Radford December 31, 2015 Follow @ElementaryDigiDecember 31, 2015 A mailing list is one of the most valuable assets you can have in business today. You’ll find it right there amongst the fastest and most effective ways to drive sales of any online channel—with the catch being you have to build one first. The … Continue reading How To Build Your Email Database
by Sujain Thomas December 2, 2015 Follow @sujainthomasDecember 2, 2015 Social media is one of the best ways to communicate nowadays. It is cheap and reliable. You can have it anywhere on this planet. As long as you are able to access a decent internet connection, you can use the likes of WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter … Continue reading DBA Advice: Merits of Connecting Social Media Interactions To Database
Keith ReinhardtOctober 29, 2015 The undead that roam the earth at Halloween are kindergarteners compared with the terrors in your email address database. These frightful specimens can kill your email marketing program faster than you can yell “Trick or Treat!” Why? Because they siphon money away to find and fix them. They can get you … Continue reading The Terrors Lurking in Your Email Database
Vishnu SupreetSeptember 8, 2015 When I write articles here on Web Hosting Secrets Revealed or other websites, I rack up a great number of post revisions. Now post revisions are useful, they allow for a great deal of flexibility, when it comes to editing content on WordPress blogs. I primarily work from my Asus laptop, … Continue reading How to Delete and Manage Your WordPress Post Revisions For A Cleaner WP Database
The Trustworthy Accountability Group is piloting the program to block fraudulent ad traffic from data center bots at their source. Ginny Marvin on July 28, 2015 To fight malicious activity in the programmatic advertising ecosystem, the Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG) is aiming to create a master blacklist of IP addresses associated with driving fraudulent bot-generated ad requests from … Continue reading Google Database Sets Foundation For Ad Tech’s Master Blacklist Of Bad Bots
Columnist Daniel Faggella offers tips on how you can use broadcast email messages to solicit feedback and improve your marketing strategy. Daniel Faggella on April 20, 2015 If you have any kind of working customer relationship management (CRM) system, odds are much of your marketing effort is going toward your database of both customers and … Continue reading Send Out An “S.O.S.” to Improve Your Database Email Marketing
By Jonathan Lewis, Published November 2, 2014 We recently had an enquiry into database management and what is generally best practice. Their question was split into 3 parts: How can I manage unsubscribers? Whose email addresses are bouncing (and what should we do once we’ve found out the specific emails)? Who is opening my mailings … Continue reading How To Utilize Your Business Database
