In November, Facebook moved its attribution tool out of beta, making it available to all advertisers. The tool brings marketers on the platform one step closer to capturing an overview of the full customer journey, from the first touch point to conversion. Powered by Facebook pixel, the tool gives advertisers access to reports that include […]
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First, the movie worthy life. Related blog posts and resources: I circled the globe for the past 8 years as an island hopping pro blogger. My life unfolds a bit like a movie. I also wrote 100 plus bite-sized eBooks and have been featured on world famous sites. But this crazy, intense, funny, death-defying stuff
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Reading a negative review about your company can feel like a punch to the gut. But once you get over the initial impact, there are lessons to be learned and a silver lining or two. Let’s look at all the ways you can turn a negative review into a positive thing for your business. First, let’s
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As a business owner you may have seen the term “reputation management” being bandied about recently. Basically, reputation management refers to methods of influencing and controlling an individual’s or business’s reputation, an increasingly important factor when it comes to ranking high in online search results – Google and other search engines love a good reputation.
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Home Daily News How lawyers can make positive–and negative–online… Legal Marketing & Consulting By Kelly Newcomb Posted January 9, 2019, 7:00 am CST Kelly Newcomb With many online options readily available to consumers with legal issues, choosing an attorney can be overwhelming. The decision of who will be the best fit is often aided by
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Submitted by Ralf Hasemann David Adams 2005-04-28 Mac OS X Ars Technica has a review that not only looks “under the hood” at Tiger, but takes the engine apart and catalogs all the pieces for us to see. The article takes note particularly of the many improvements in Tiger that will benefit Mac developers, that
Craig Mount posted a detailed analysis of a Yelp update being named the Ghost update over at Search Engine Land. In short, sometime around October, Halloween time, Yelp dropped tons of reviews in their results and in some cases, it ended up listing them as “not recommended.” He said one of his clients “lost 40
Tempe, Arizona based Lucid Leverage LLC recently issued a public advisory on the importance of consistent online reputation management, especially for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the local area. Reputation management has a big impact on a company’s sales and revenue. Studies have shown that a company with a good reputation tends to attract
Editor’s note: “Ask an SEO” is a weekly column by technical SEO expert Jenny Halasz. Come up with your hardest SEO question and fill out our form. You might see your answer in the next #AskanSEO post! Welcome to another installment of Ask an SEO! Today’s question comes from Guy in Wales, who asks: I run a
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Online reviews play a huge part in the modern customer’s journey. Earning reviews is a necessary part of any modern marketing strategy. But where should you get started if you want to take control and make the most of the consumer’s voice? Let’s talk about the top review platforms, and the best way to leverage
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