Today’s Top Marketing Posts from Around the Net

I recently spoke with Larry Freed, president and CEO of ForeSee Results, for the second in a series of interviews with some of our 140+ Genesis partners. ForeSee Results uses a patented customer satisfaction methodology to capture and analyze… [continue reading]

When performing a search on Google, there are two different types of results that show up: the organic listings and the paid, or sponsored, listings. Organically ranked sites are those which Google finds most relevant for that search query. T… [continue reading]

In the last post we began to learn about Conversion Variables (also known as eVars), their special relationship with Success Events and how they differ from Traffic Variables (also known as sProps).  In this post we will cover the remaining b… [continue reading]

Our recent Google Analytics training in Washington, DC sold out a week before the event (sorry - we were limited by the size of one of the rooms.) A lot of people have since asked about our next training and signed up for early notification. … [continue reading]

A journalist asked me, Most people have a better standard of living today than Louis XIV did in his day. So why are so many people unhappy? What you have doesn't make you unhappy. What you want does. And want... [continue reading]

Why is it that live chat icons always feature pretty girls with a headset?    Why not have a good looking guy with a headset? Is the strategy that men will want to talk to a pretty girl?  And women may be more comfortable talking to another w… [continue reading]

To follow up from yesterday’s post on why you should include “free shipping” in your title tags and meta descriptions (only if you offer it, of course) — today I’m going to demonstrate why you should create a unique page optimized for your “b… [continue reading]

I discussed the economics of blogging recently, sparking a bit of debate. And it seems for good reason. The evolution of the blogosphere as a business hasn't been easy for many of its participants. [continue reading]

I think there should be a notice that appears when installing WordPress or setting up your shiny new account with Blogger. It would show up somewhere before you complete the final steps of setup, but before the long drawn out terms of use t… [continue reading]

Posted by Danny DoverEveryday a fiercely competitive battle takes place online over capturing the attention of millions of readers. As a result the blogosphere constantly changes shape and different players thrust forward as content kings for… [continue reading]