Affilate Marketing Inside Scoop
Mobile phones are nothing new. Nor are smartphones, the mobile web or apps. Since the introduction of android, iOS and their respective app stores, people have been changing the way they access information. What is new, however, is the rate at which these technologies are growing and at which they
Read MoreBlogging is no longer just a hobby. It’s a business. Whether you want a blog to supplement your company’s social platform, or you want a blog to be your full-time job, it’s a powerful tool that you can help you reach any goal. As of now, there are 6.7 million people
Read MoreServing customers in an effective manner starts with gaining intelligence. Rather than the kind of intelligence needed to solve Sudoku puzzles or win in a game of chess, it’s more about knowing what your customers like and what they want. For example, how could your product or service improve their
Read MoreCould you imagine being able to make just one simple change to your site and noticing an instant increase in email subscribers? What if I told you there were 10 of these changes you could make right now to start generating more subscribers today and that each of them would
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Last week GoDaddy released a couple of new commercials. Like many of their past commercials, their objective (I believe) was to send a clear message regarding the ease of creating your own website but yet remain funny and offbeat. The first of the two commercials, Stick It, starts out with a woman
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Color is a meaningful constant for sighted people as well as a super powerful psychological tool. Your choice of colors for sales pages, landing pages, etc can either send a positive or negative message, encourage sales, calm a crowd, or make an athlete pump iron harder. Countless studies have found that
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You’ve just written killer sales copy you know is going to blow away the competition and get readers to ‘click now.’ Good for you! But unless you get someone to read it, you’re dead in the water. Statistics prove that 80% of your readers don’t bother going past your headline.
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