November, 2011

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Testing for B-to-B Marketers: How hard is it?

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Image via Wikipedia. B-to-B marketers are often guilty of laziness when it comes to testing their communications, whether it’s testing the copy approach, the layout, the offer or the target audience. Well, to call it laziness may not be entirely fair. It’s a fact that the typical B-to-B campaign targets universes that are too small to support a split test.

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Are Daily Deals Sites a Good Deal for Your Business?

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Image by Getty Images via @daylife. Lots of conflicting evidence exists around deals sites, with opinions running the gamut from “they’re awesome” to “run far, run fast.” And certainly, judging by what’s happened to Groupon’s stock price since its IPO a few weeks back, the bloom is off the rose. But does that mean that daily deals are DOA?

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I am thankful for the Internet industry

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Image via Wikipedia. I don’t usually go with obvious themes but today I will. It’s about time because, looking back, looking around, and looking forward, I have a lot to be thankful for. I won’t go into the personal details other than to say I am blessed with a great faith, a great wife, kids, extended family, network of friends and more.

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Bean counters and Innovators: Facing off on social media ROI

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Image by seanmcmenemy via Flickr. ROI or no ROI? The answer depends on which side of the business case you sit at: asking for the investment or holding the purse. Last month, I covered the subject of personal ROI in the realm of enterprise social networking : how sustained adoption requires individual buy-in similar to long-term commitments to special diets or exercise routines.

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Amplify your good message with GaggleAmp

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In order to keep on the cutting edge of social media I tend to play a lot. Experimenting keeps Abraham Harrison au courant. Several months ago I received a Twitter DM from Shel Holtz asking if I would help him promote FIR for him via my social networks. The link popped off to a company called GaggleAMP. I joined up. One of the options is called AutoAMP which allows me to set up my Facebook , Twitter, and LinkedIn accounts so that anything that Shel Holtz allows to feed into his Gaggle would pass

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Content Is the Foundation of a Good Link Building Strategy

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Image by Profound Whatever via Flickr. There are two parts of a search engine optimization campaign. The first involves keyword research and optimizing the actual website by incorporating selected keywords naturally into the content and meta tags of each page of the website. Once a site has been optimized properly, the next part is link building. Relevant, inbound links pointing to a website establish search engine trust.

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Mr. Executive: What Are You Really Saying About Internet Marketing?

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Image by Getty Images via @daylife. Part of what I do for a living is educate business people from the rank and file up through the C-level in organizations regarding Internet and social media monitoring. What I find fascinating is the resistance that many VPs, EVPs and C-level types put up with regard to them actually learning something about the Internet space.