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jueves, 31 de diciembre de 2015

Another personal obsession:5 Trends In Local Search In 2015

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Local Search is a constantly changing landscape, and that certainly has been the case in 2015! The power of local search for a local business cannot be underestimated. A Bright Local study found that local search is the most effective digital marketing channel for local businesses. Here are my top five takeaways from a crazy year in local search.

1. From Seven To Three, The Google Snack Pack

In my opinion, the single biggest change in local search in 2015 was the number of local results dropping from seven to three on Google’s search engine results page (SERP). These results are now lower on the page, too, with local ads taking up more premium space.

Don’t expect this to change! It’s now more important than ever to be in a top-three position in Google local results. Local businesses need to prepare, because “pay to play” is here to stay.

2. Near Me & Location-Based Services

A recent Google study indicates that for local searches involving “near me” in 2014, 80% were conducted on a mobile device. Proximity searches (where the searcher’s location is automatically determined via phone location and IP address) are an increasingly important local ranking factor.

While you can’t optimize for each searcher’s location, local marketers must make sure that your local presence is strong in terms of important ranking factors such as NAP (Name, Address, Phone Number). Here are a few tips:

  • Make sure that your NAP is accurate and prominently listed on your website.
  • Add appropriate structured data markup to improve local search results and “near me” search results.
  • Ensure city and state appear in your title tags.
  • Ensure strong local links.
  • Ensure consistency of NAP across all local directory citations.

[Read the full article on Search Engine Land.]



from Marketing Land http://marketingland.com/5-trends-local-search-2015-157922
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Another personal obsession:The Big Wrap-Up: The Top 10 Columns On Marketing Land In 2015

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From the death (again) of Google+ to social media advertising and mobile business apps, Marketing Land’s most popular columns of the year spanned a wide range of tactics and strategies.

One phenomenon that rose to the top of readers’ minds in 2015 was the perennial search for the new new tool that will give them an edge on the competition or automate time-consuming tasks. The rise of mobile marketing and the further development of social media platforms were also hot topics this year, as was the eternal search for data and insights to inform marketers’ campaigns.

Read on for the top 10 columns contributed by marketing practitioners in 2015. Many thanks to those listed below and all of the other great columnists that help make Marketing Land what it’s become. Happy New Year to all our contributors and readers; may the marketing odds be ever in your favor in 2016 and beyond!

  1. What The Unofficial Death Of Google+ Means For Marketing by Travis Wright, published on 4/7/15 in the Social Media Marketing Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 3124, Google+ 941, LinkedIn 1265
  2. Gmail Sponsored Promotions: Everything You Need To Know To Succeed At Direct Response With GSP, Part 1 by Susan Waldes, published on 3/10/15 in the Email Marketing Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 294, Google+ 149, LinkedIn 270
  3. Why Social Media Advertising Is Set To Explode In The Next 3 Years by Sonny Ganguly, published on 3/17/15 in the Social Media Marketing Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 919, Google+ 0, LinkedIn 546
  4. Top 20 Most Useful Mobile Business Apps For 2015 by Aaron Strout, published on 4/30/15 in the Mobile Marketing Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 367, Google+ 0, LinkedIn 379
  5. The Big List: 80 Of The Hottest SEO, Social Media & Digital Analytics Tools For Marketers by John Lincoln, published on 1/13/15 in the Martech Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 1911, Google+ 0, LinkedIn 821
  6. 6 Inbound Marketing Techniques Every Business Should Use by Neil Patel, published on 1/28/15 in the Marketing Strategies Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 696, Google+ 0, LinkedIn 636
  7. 4 Digital Marketing Strategy Studies: Formats, Trends, Influencers & Engagement by Kelsey Libert, published on 2/3/15 in the Content Marketing Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 609, Google+ 298, LinkedIn 695
  8. 5 Key Mobile Marketing Trends For 2015 by Aaron Strout, published on 1/8/15 in the Mobile Marketing Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 448, Google+ 0, LinkedIn 461
  9. Why Most Brands Fail At E-Commerce (And 4 Keys To How To Fix It) by David Rekuc, published on 3/24/15 in the Retail Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 143, Google+ 90, LinkedIn 505
  10. The Google Trends Data Goldmine by Benjamin Spiegel, published on 2/10/15 in the Search Marketing Column.
    Social activity: Facebook 250, Google+ 0, LinkedIn 225

Methodology: Columns published in 2015 are ranked in order of pageviews measured by Google Analytics. Data includes all columns published through November 30, 2015. Social data provided by SharedCount



from Marketing Land http://marketingland.com/big-wrap-top-10-columns-marketing-land-2015-154945
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Another personal obsession:2016 Resolutions For Affiliate Advertisers: 6 Steps To A Successful Year Ahead

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With 2015 just about in the rearview mirror, it’s time to look down the open road that is 2016. Affiliate marketing, with its roots in native content, continues to be a proven method to reach consumers and drive sales.

Affiliate advertisers looking at ways to be most successful in 2016 should determine plans now. To get that started, here are five winning resolutions to improve your influencer network beyond measure in the new year.

Reassess Your Publisher Mix With An Open Mind

Before looking ahead, it’s important to look back to examine what worked best in 2015 to identify top-performing publishers and discover new insights about audience reach. Ask your partners what new techniques they have started to use to drive traffic to their site. 

You might be surprised to learn something new, and that information could spark ideas for 2016 strategies.

Today’s modern shopper looks for the best deal, be it from a mobile app, in-store or on a coupon site. We know from our own data that Q4 is always a big winner for coupon and loyalty sites, so be sure not to discount coupon sites when reviewing performance — pun intended!

Once you have built a list of top-performing publishers, communicate with them. Start by sending a simple “thank you” for a great year to create an opportunity to schedule time to strategize.

Evaluate data alongside publishers to understand what worked well to get a deeper understanding of what promotions and content types are best suited for their site and guide a 2016 strategy you can both benefit from. They’ll appreciate the investment, and it will strengthen your existing relationship.

As the channel grows, it will drive increased innovation in publisher models. Always be thinking of how to make them work for you!

Review Performance Across All Marketing Channels

Marketers no longer have the luxury of operating in a silo — the consumer dictates this through an increasing number of interactions along the path to conversion.

A recent Forrester study found that one of the top five customer acquisition channels is affiliate marketing. The latest attribution tools can prove the value of an affiliate program and add perspective into performance throughout the consumer journey.

Through attribution tracking, you can manage a campaign that delivers on specific objectives, understand how it works alongside other channels and make more informed decisions based on what is (or isn’t) working best — with data to back you up!

Ask Yourself And Your Network The Tough Questions

A network needs to continue to differentiate and advance as the industry grows. A few indicators that your network is focused on this are scale, technology investments, innovation, increased/strong availability of partners, and compliance rigor.

Compliance rigor is most often defined as identifying fraud. As fraud continues to be a hot-button issue in online marketing, it is essential that an affiliate network has checkpoints in place to ensure it’s properly compensated for traffic conversion.

Rigorous compliance practices are needed to protect affiliates and advertisers. This might include an in-depth review of publishers, software tests of plugins and apps, and daily tracking of reports to identify potential fraud. Education around fraud and how to monitor for it is a nice value-add, too.

Most important, consider the quality of brands in your network and the halo effect you gain from being in their neighborhood. A key advantage of being a part of a large network is that you enjoy the benefit of other advertisers finding fraud or compliance issues, and that information scaling across the network benefits you.

Advancements are often included in a network’s product road map. Be sure to ask your network what’s to come in 2016 and take advantage of beta testing, customer feedback requests, and ask your account manager what you can expect to see going forward.

Renew Your Focus On The Consumer

With reviews, comparison sites and social sharing available at the click of a mouse, it’s more important than ever for a brand to build consumers’ trust, and doing so makes it easier for partners to drive sales and revenue.

In turn, you should work with affiliates who are authentic and appeal to your brand’s consumer base. It is invaluable to work with partners who promote what they love and have a loyal base of followers.

You know who your consumers are. As a brand, you have abundant amounts of data from your CRM (customer relationship management) system, affiliate network, and from every other digital provider.

Make the data work for you: Use it to identify partners that your audience identifies with, inform relevant offers, and increase conversion rates. Work hand in hand with your network team to find new distribution that speaks authentically to your target consumer.

Plan For Success

The point of every resolution is to achieve a goal and find success. In 2016, what will success look like for your brand? Where does affiliate marketing fit in?

A solid definition will help keep you on track all year long and serve as a standard for comparison over the years.

The affiliate channel is unique because of the community it creates among advertisers and publishers. In 2016, think about how you’ll develop your presence within the community more — as a professional and as a brand you represent. 

Do you get together with other advertisers in your area to share ideas about what’s working? Do you attend network events and industry events? Ask yourself how you can push the envelope of your own network and your learning curve this year to contribute more to the affiliate community.

The affiliate marketing channel will only continue to grow. A recent article shares the drivers of affiliate growth to include: advertiser interest in original native content, leveraging social influence, creating mutually beneficial partnerships, and understanding data to get the 360-degree view of an entire campaign. 

Connecting with the affiliate community will ensure you are always on top of trends and the latest news.

Summary

The new year brings new beginnings. Start off on the right foot by building a solid foundation for your affiliate marketing strategy in 2016 — and beyond!



from Marketing Land http://marketingland.com/2016-resolutions-affiliate-advertisers-6-steps-successful-year-ahead-156540
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Another personal obsession:MarTech Today: Twitter’s Mac Client, Big Data To Win Back Users & What’s An Ad Network?

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Here’s our daily recap of what happened in marketing technology, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

From Around The Web:



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miércoles, 30 de diciembre de 2015

Another personal obsession:LeadPages Wants Its New “Center” Product To Conduct Your Marketing Orchestra

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LeadPages, whose purpose in life has been to capture leads at “points of signup” like opt-in forms or landing pages, is now reorienting itself toward a new goal: becoming the “command center” of marketing tools.

The Minneapolis-based company released on Tuesday a new product, Center, that is intended to act as the manager of leads.

Until midnight on New Year’s Eve, LeadPages is accepting early adopters of Center at a lifetime, half-off discounted price of $399 annually. After that, the product will be sold at full price when it is made available in late February.

Center merges and tracks leads across such solutions as email service providers, CRMs or webinar providers, so that rules on how and when to engage those leads can be set. For instance, when this lead (tracked across several tools via email address) abandons a shopping cart purchase, send this email.

The actual actions, like sending an email or a text message, are directed by Center but conducted by the external tool. The company said it intends to add statistically-based lead scoring before the end of next year.

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Nearly two dozen marketing tools or systems will be integrated with Center at launch, enabling either data-only or some functional interaction. LeadPages says it will have about a hundred integrations within the first 12 months.

Currently, these integrations include single-point solutions like email marketing platforms SendGrid and Constant Contact, webinar provider GoToWebinar, customer service platform Zendesk, sales and marketing platform InfusionSoft, and business video hosting site Wistia. And, even though Center sees itself as providing an alternative to all-in-one platforms, it also integrates with such marketing clouds as Salesforce, Marketo and HubSpot.

The segmentation of leads is oriented around email addresses, without the kind of behavioral, location or other probabilistic matching that other platforms try to accomplish.

Although cookies are occasionally used by Center for tracking — such as tracking which website pages are viewed by someone who fills out a form on a page — Center knows that the person who attended a webinar, filled out a form or signed up for a newsletter are all the same person because they have the same email.

Some marketers, and marketing platform vendors, tout their ability to create a “single point of truth,” a customer relationship management (CRM) system or other centralized database where all the behavioral, demographic and related info about a lead, prospect or customer is maintained for an entire marketing system. Email addresses, cookies, mobile device identifiers and “fingerprints,” user behavior, location and other characteristics can be used to determine if two different users are the same person and deserve to be housed in the same record.

But LeadPages CEO and founder Clay Collins told me Center maintains its own database of these segmented users in a kind of federated data strategy.

Center’s segmentation does not significantly change the lead/customer records in the individual marketing tools, he said, because an email tool, a webinar provider and a landing page creator all have different needs and requirements. And a CRM, he said, is mostly useful for companies that have a dedicated and significant salesforce.

In the federation envisioned by LeadPages, Center is the hub to all those spokes — and LeadPages’ lead capture tool is one of the spokes.

Other Conductors

Collins’ company, which was founded in 2013 and currently boasts over 40,000 paying customers, is not the only tool provider that sees an opportunity to become the conductor of marketers’ growing orchestra of “best of breed” solutions.

Germany-based startup Cockpit CampaignChain, for instance, launched earlier this month a new product it described as the “cockpit for digital marketing,” which is designed to similarly become a central campaign coordinator of other marketing tools.

In November, another startup called Databox unveiled its mobile product to provide alerts and mini-dashboards so you could watch over your marketing tools from your phone. A variety of bargain-priced marketing automation platforms similarly provide centralized targeting and control capabilities that are augmented by their integration with external tools.

And most major marketing clouds tout their level of functional and data integration with specialty tools. Oracle’s Marketing Cloud, for instance, recently announced an integration with Boomtrain so it could provide machine learning-based personalization for its email marketing. Salesforce’s and Adobe’s Marketing Clouds have integrated with Livefyre so they could offer more user-generated content capabilities.

The key question for Center, as with CampaignChain and others of this kind, is whether marketers find that this additional tool — even one that wants to make your life simpler — is just another dashboard to maintain. After all, don’t you still have to use those other tools, at least occasionally?

Arguably, LeadPages’ Center is making a play to become its own “single point of truth” as it relates to users identified by their email address. Ultimately, their success in that approach may come down to each marketers’ preference for workstyle and pricing.

The pricing is toward the lower end of the market. And, for those marketers who prefer well-honed, task-specific tools instead of all-in-one platforms, a Center-piece might fit right in.



from Marketing Land http://marketingland.com/leadpages-wants-its-new-center-product-to-conduct-your-marketing-orchestra-157978
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Another personal obsession:Marketing Day: New Twitter Mac Client, CMOs Choose Top Video Ads Of 2015 & More

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Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

Recent Headlines From Search Engine Land, Our Sister Site Dedicated To Search News & Information:

Online Marketing News From Around The Web:

Analytics

Blogs & Blogging

Business Issues

Content Marketing

Conversion Optimization

E-Commerce

Email Marketing

General Internet Marketing

MarTech

Mobile/Local Marketing

Social Media



from Marketing Land http://marketingland.com/marketing-day-new-twitter-mac-client-cmos-choose-top-video-ads-of-2015-more-157989
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Another personal obsession:Twitter (Finally) Updates Its Mac Desktop Client

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Call it a late holiday present if you’d like: Twitter has finally released an updated version of its desktop client for Mac users.

Version 4 is out today and Twitter promises that “it looks and feels more like the Twitter you carry with you everyday.” If you’re not a Mac user, or if you’ve only ever used Twitter’s iOS app, it might be tough to appreciate how long Twitter has ignored its Mac client. But then you look at the list of new features and you start to understand; many of these are things that have been available on mobile or via other Twitter clients for a while now:

  • Inline video playback – You’ll see videos play directly in your feed.
  • GIFs support – See animations without leaving your timeline.
  • Group Direct Messages – Create and receive private notes with up to 50 people.
  • Mute – Silence specific accounts so you no longer see them in your feed.
  • Today Center Widget – Get your Twitter Highlights right on your desktop.
  • Dark Theme – Now you can see the world in black or white.
  • Updated design – Get the latest improvements to icons, buttons, and interactions.
  • Quote Tweet – Add your two cents to any Retweet.

Twitter 4 for the Mac is available now in the Mac App Store.



from Marketing Land http://marketingland.com/twitter-finally-updates-its-mac-desktop-client-157956
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Another personal obsession:5 Essential Search Trends That Will Impact Online Revenue In 2016

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The search and content marketing world has undergone some major changes during 2015. The stage has been set for a shift away from producing content for its own sake. Instead, there is a trend towards the use of search and social data to guide content creation. This development will be a critical part of boosting engagement for brands and helping their content attract the desired audience.

Although the content itself has a central role to play in the conversion of customers, the importance of the more technical side of search optimization should not be overlooked. The industry maturation has also impacted where brands need to focus their efforts on the behind-the-scenes tasks that help to drive content forward and into the limelight.

Here are five SEO trends brands should pay close attention to as they move into the New Year.

1. Mobile Apps Will Need To Be Optimized

Mobile apps are likely to become an increasingly significant factor for search and brand exposure in 2016. The year 2015 already saw mobile searches overtake desktop searches, and the use of mobile apps has been growing. These apps are going to become essential for the mobile user experience.

Any doubt about the importance of apps can quickly be put to rest by noting that 52 percent of all time spent on digital media is consumed by mobile apps. Also, 42 percent of all mobile sales generated by the top 500 merchants came through mobile apps.

To keep customers engaged with the brand, these apps need to be optimized. Well-designed mobile apps should align with the organization and the brand message that you are promoting.

Remember that when people are searching for apps in the app store, they are just going to be seeing the icons with minimal information. All images used with the apps, particularly the icon, need to be visually engaging and encourage people to click to learn more.

As the app begins to find users, make sure to keep an eye on the ratings and reviews. If customers start to complain about any particular errors or usage struggles, then correct the problem right away and let people know that the issue has been addressed.

[Read the full article on Search Engine Land.]



from Marketing Land http://marketingland.com/5-essential-search-trends-will-impact-online-revenue-2016-157771
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Another personal obsession:No-Hype SEO: A Realistic Formula To Making SEO Work For Your Business, Part 1

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SEO (search engine optimization) has come a long way.

After experiencing the “wrath of Google” years ago, some marketers have exited the SEO game and opted instead to use paid traffic to generate their leads and prospects. However, when done correctly (and ethically), there is no match for the longevity, consistency and quality of the lead flow you’ll experience from SEO. Today, I want to offer you an insider’s view of how to do this well.

All of my businesses are built entirely on organic SEO, and if I were to stop doing everything today, they would continue to experience high-quality lead flow consistently for many months to come. This just isn’t the case with paid traffic. Of course, the best marketing systems utilize both organic and paid traffic.

In this article, I’ll give you my thoughts on a time-tested and proven strategy for creating your SEO regimen.

[Read the full article on Search Engine Land.]



from Marketing Land http://marketingland.com/no-hype-seo-realistic-formula-making-seo-work-business-part-1-2-157757
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Another personal obsession:From Likes To Tweets: Our Top Social Media Marketing Columns Of 2015

How do you keep up with the rapid-fire rise and fall of social media networks? Our expert contributors were on hand to deliver insights into that and more in 2015.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


from Marketing Land - Internet Marketing News, Strategies & Tips http://marketingland.com/likes-tweets-top-social-media-marketing-columns-2015-155100
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Another personal obsession:How Marketing Can Use Big Data To Win Back Users

How do you win back lost customers? Columnist Josh Todd reveals some key strategies for using your data to engage with users and invest in the right customer.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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Another personal obsession:The Secret Formula For Irresistible LinkedIn Connection Requests

How do you get more people to connect with you and your brand on LinkedIn? Columnist Larry Kim has some tips for how marketers can quickly expand their LinkedIn networks.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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Another personal obsession:7 Things I Learned About Marketing This Year

As 2015 comes to a close, columnist Sanjay Dholakia takes a look back at the key changes that shaped the marketing industry and how marketers can learn from them moving forward.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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Another personal obsession:MarTech Today: Mobile-First Future, Apple Device Activations & Essential Search Trends

Here’s our daily recap of what happened in marketing technology, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: A Mobile-First Future: Our Top Mobile Marketing Columns Of 2015 Dec 29, 2015 by Desiree Everts DeNunzio From Google’s mobile-friendly algorithm...

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


from Marketing Land - Internet Marketing News, Strategies & Tips http://marketingland.com/martech-today-mobile-first-future-apple-device-activations-essential-search-trends-157871
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Another personal obsession:MarTech Landscape: What Is An Ad Network?

Ad networks have been around for nearly two decades. Find out how they work and what they offer publishers and advertisers.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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Another personal obsession:10 CMOs Name Their Favorite Video Ad Campaigns Launched By Other Brands

This year, we asked 10 CMOs which video ads caught their attention. Here's what they told us.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


from Marketing Land - Internet Marketing News, Strategies & Tips http://marketingland.com/10-cmos-name-their-favorite-video-ad-campaigns-launched-by-other-brands-157855
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martes, 29 de diciembre de 2015

Another personal obsession:Marketing Day: Apple Dominates Holiday Device Activations, Twitter Updates Abuse Rules & More

Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Twitter Updates Rules To Fight Abusive BehaviorDec 29, 2015 by Matt McGee Months after ex-CEO Costolo said company “sucks” at dealing...

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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Another personal obsession:Twitter Updates Rules To Fight Abusive Behavior

Months after ex-CEO Costolo said company "sucks" at dealing with abuse, Twitter finally calls out specific types of user behavior that won't be tolerated.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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Another personal obsession:3 PPC Trends And Tactics You Can’t Ignore In 2016

Columnist Pauline Jakober discusses what she believes will be big in paid search in 2016, with a look back at some of this past year's biggest developments.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


from Marketing Land - Internet Marketing News, Strategies & Tips http://marketingland.com/3-ppc-trends-and-tactics-you-cant-ignore-in-2016-157685
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Another personal obsession:Planning For SEO Success In 2016

What strategies are you employing to help guide your digital marketing efforts? Columnist Marcus Miller shares some of his favorite methodologies for strategic planning.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


from Marketing Land - Internet Marketing News, Strategies & Tips http://marketingland.com/planning-for-seo-success-in-2016-157679
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Another personal obsession:Email Marketing In 2015: The Most Popular Columns Of The Year

Gmail Sponsored Promotions, improving deliverability and boosting response rates were among the topics that captured readers' attention in 2015.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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Another personal obsession:A Mobile-First Future: Our Top Mobile Marketing Columns Of 2015

From Google's mobile-friendly algorithm to the hottest business apps, our contributors covered the topics that mattered the most to mobile marketers in 2015. Check out what caught our readers' attention.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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Another personal obsession:7 Email Marketing Predictions For 2016

What's ahead for email marketers in 2016? From responsive design to an Apple voice-controlled headset, columnist Chad White shares his thoughts on what the future holds for email marketing.

Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.


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