Xinglong Wang — July 3, 2018 — July 3, 2018 In last weeks blog we discovered that, compared to two years ago, people are more likely to get in touch with customer care teams through private Social Messaging channels, such as Facebook Messenger and Twitter DM, than public ones. We continued our investigation, to see … Continue reading Message Volume Trends Across Private and Public Channels – Part II
Xinglong Wang — June 28, 2018 — June 28, 2018 We recently published an article in which Volaris Airlines has demonstrated that Social Messaging was not only 83% more cost effective, but also drove up customer satisfaction at the same time. Following on Volaris’ positive experience with their launch of Messenger Customer Chat, we became … Continue reading Message Volume Trends Across Private and Public Channels – Part I
Yes Lifecycle Marketing analyzed data from more than 30B emails sent in 2017 to measure performance around open rates, subject lines and more. Amy Gesenhues on March 14, 2018 According to Yes Lifecycle Marketing, email volume was up 18 percent year over year in 2017, but the number of people signing up for … Continue reading Email marketing report: Email volume was up 18% in 2017
Ji-A Min — August 8, 2017 — August 8, 2017 Amazon is making headlines this week for their high volume recruitment of 50,000 employees. High volume recruitment generally refers to filling a larger-than-average number of positions in a relatively short time frame – although most companies don’t come close to requiring as many people as … Continue reading 4 Rules For Optimizing High Volume Recruitment
Justin Oberbauer — June 6, 2017 — June 6, 2017 Operationalizing a High Volume Onboarding Team. How to do it scalably and efficiently while achieving near 100% Customer Satisfaction and lowering time to desired outcome. If you’ve spent any time in SAAS Customer Success, you’ll understand that one of the most important aspects of adopting … Continue reading Operationalizing a High Volume Onboarding Team
By Toshy Penny| 2017-03-20T11:02:36+00:00 March 23rd, 2017|SEO|0 Comments inShare11 There are 3 primary components to keyword research: search volume, competition, and relevance. Here we’ll explore each factor and its impact on keyword value. Let’s get to it! The 3 Components To Keyword Research Component #1: Search Volume How often is your keyword searched? Valuable keywords … Continue reading Keyword Research Strategy: Search Volume, Competition & Relevance
Dan Shewan — January 28, 2017 — January 28, 2017 In PPC, we hear a lot about keyword search volume, yet far less attention is paid to this crucial metric compared to, say, click-through rate or cost-per-click. Although these metrics are important, search volume can be equally important – especially for SEOs. In today’s post, … Continue reading The Beginner’s Guide to Keyword Search Volume for Marketers
by Young Entrepreneur Council Follow @YECSeptember 3, 2016 What’s your No. 1 tip for brands that want to create a high volume of video without sacrificing quality? 1. Batch Your Production Trying to shoot, edit and distribute multiple videos each week is really difficult. Instead of trying to create something every week, set aside one … Continue reading 12 Tips for Creating a High Volume of Top-Quality Video Content
Search volume estimates from the Google Keyword Planner have been off recently due to close variants. Columnist Patrick Stox shows how to get this data back. Patrick Stox on August 5, 2016 Back in June, the AdWords Keyword Planner started displaying the same volume of searches for keywords that were similar. Search Engine … Continue reading How to get the old Google Keyword Planner volume data
by Melissa Duko November 8, 2015November 8, 2015 Some say search volume no longer matters, that now it’s all about quality and conversions. While quality and conversions are important, so is keyword search volume. Ads containing highly searched keywords (like insurance) will be seen by more eyes than ads with niche keywords. While these broader … Continue reading 3 Simple Ways to Boost Your Search Volume (And Why You Should)
