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5 Reasons You Should Be Using Email Marketing
Email marketing is an effective way to reach your target audiences in a personalized manner through the emails that they read. Read on to discover what email has to offer your business.
What is an Effective Landing Page?
The world often ignored by online advertisers or those beginning in Adwords is life beyond the click. Ask yourself, what are you doing to capture leads or conversions after a visitor clicks on your website? That’s where landing pages come in.
Top-5 Lessons from Occupy Portland: How Social Media Can Move People into Action
The numbers are truly staggering: 22,000+ fans, 6,000+ people talking, hundreds of comments and likes…and counting. For a Facebook Page that has only been live for two months, the speed at which social media has increased the virality of Occupy Portland is one for the record books. As people around the nation organize similar movements to protest the corruption of Washington politicians, misdeeds of big banks and fraud of corporate lobbyists, the Occupy Movement is being brought to you in real-time via social media.
Google Analytics: A Look Into Visitor Analysis
Google Analytics. A lot of businesses have it installed on their website because it’s free. We love free here at Adpearance – it’s fantastic. But what do you do with it? It’s a lot of random numbers – how do you decipher what they mean? Do they actually mean anything at all, beyond telling you how many visitors you have on your website?
Designing Mobile Landing Pages
Mobile usage is on the rise and if you’re not advertising to mobile users, you’re missing out on major opportunities. It’s undeniable that mobile usage has an unprecedented speed of adoption globally.
How Online Remarketing Is Changing Advertising
Remarketing is a cost-effective tool for interacting with what could be your company’s most relevant online audience.
Facebook Pages: The New Small Business Website?
Social media marketing has many advantages to the small business. Back in the 90’s when the dot.com rush hit, businesses raced to set up websites just for the sake of being on the Web. Today, the time and resources to set up a professional website can be daunting—it involves buying a domain, finding a hosting service, and developing and maintaining the site itself.

Published on Dec 26, 2011

