Affilate Marketing Inside Scoop
Just like the 300 pound lineman, we can all use a little push from time to time. Perseverance. Adversity. Triumph. Defeat. This time of year, we see it all left on the field, as football season is officially upon us. As a major business, football generates billions of dollars of revenue worldwide.
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It often comes as quite surprise to most companies when they find out that 60% of subscribers in the average email list are dormant. For a company with 20,000 email subscribers, that’s 12,000 emails that have dropped off. In the email marketing world, losing subscribers is close to something like - death.
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2016 is already here and underway and as I see it it holds a ton of promise for content marketers. Promise to further grow their brands, gain devoted followers, and of course line their wallets with some well deserved chashola. Don’t go counting your chickens before they hatch though. All of
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Snapchat is turning into a video power lord it seems and accomplishing it quickly. The primarily mobile social media company is now reported to deliver more than 7 billion video clips each and every day. That puts them in a very close position to rival the amount of videos that
Read MoreYour twitter feed is going to be full of motion. If you are like most marketers out there and looking to capitalize anyway possible on the ever growing popularity of video. Then now would be the time to take a closer look at Twitter. (Image Source: Twitter) The social networking platform is bringing
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The premiere of the highly-anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens has indeed awakened many a Star Wars fans around the globe. With an opening weekend that raked in over $517 million worldwide and damn near eliminating the desire to peruse the internet prior to viewing the movie for fear of
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At the time of the first showing of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in countries including the US and Canada, Internet traffic as a whole dropped drastically from "normal" levels. Germany felt the highest impact from the force, as their numbers plummeted by 11.7%, according to data from cybersecurity firm
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