Affilate Marketing Inside Scoop
At the Federal Trade Commission’s request, a U.S. district court has temporarily stopped a group of marketers in Nevada and California from conducting business using “FREE” trial offers and health claims that the FTC charges are deceptive and illegal to pitch green coffee bean extract and another dietary supplements. The
Read More1. Study your Facebook page and absorb its space potential. In order to give your Facebook page a distinctive and precise look, upload the optimum image size – 1702 x 630 pixels at 72 dpi - this will give you a cover consisting of 851 x 315 pixels. The prime upload
Read MoreIf you have not recently rejuvenated your SMB’s cover image, you are lulling the potential in your business’ performance. Increase your SMB’s bottom line performance by increasing your Facebook likes. According to Inside Facebook’s Justin Lafferty, in Infographic: 3 reasons why SMBs need a custom Facebook cover photo (October 8,
Read MoreMATOMY ANNOUNCES STRATEGIC INVESTMENT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PUBLICIS GROUPE Publicis Groupe to acquire up to 24.9% of Matomy, the global leader in ‘pure’ performance advertising, in order to accelerate growth in performance-based advertising Matomy Media Group Ltd. (LSE:MTMY), one of the world’s leading digital performance-based advertising companies, has agreed to a strategic
Read MoreGalloping around Facebook is no longer a game for the young. With each passing year, the percentage of U.S. seniors who actively participate in the social media juggernaut continues to skyrocket. This infographic from www.designinfographics.com shows exponential increases in the percentage of Facebook users who also get a discount when they
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These days, your business likely depends on consistent and ever-improving conversion rates through your website. Store visits aren’t enough. The problem is, how do we know if what we’re doing is working? Sales online go up one month, down the next, and up again after that. Is it the weather?
Read MoreInformation these days doesn’t get found. It finds you. That’s the conclusion based on new internal data released by the New York Times, which shows their home page visitors dropping from over 140 million in early 2011 to just over 80 million in 2013. The reason is because “readers increasingly find
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