B2B Digital Marketer
MAY 20, 2021
If you want to earn their trust, you have to be transparent with the data you collect and let customers know how you are using them. In this episode, Navah Hopkins shares her expertise on data, privacy, ppc, fraud, and how B2B companies can implement these rules in their organizations. Ask the PPC: [link]. Memorable Quotes.
Outgrow
JANUARY 22, 2020
Pat Flynn became an affiliate marketer in 2008 after he was laid off at his job. After one and a half years of working on his website, his first income in November 2008 through affiliate marketing was $8000. Today Pat Flynn is an extremely successful name when it comes to affiliate marketing and he is completely transparent about it.
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seo.co
MAY 1, 2022
At least, that was the latest count in 2018 when Google was still transparent about the changes. The search engine has stopped being transparent about the amount of data it processes per day. So, we can only base our knowledge back in 2008 when Google claimed that its servers processed 20 petabytes daily. Ten times per year?
Adobe Experience Cloud Blog
FEBRUARY 17, 2011
Second only to Google, YouTube has rapidly emerged as an easy-to-use and reliable search tool; it overtook Yahoo as the second largest search engine in 2008 and is now the fastest-growing media platform in history. Replace static ads with viral pay-per-click (PPC) displays. Take YouTube, for example.
WebMarketCentral
JUNE 18, 2008
MarketingSherpa has just released its 2008 B2B Lead Generation Handbook (that's a link to the free executive summary PDF; the complete report will run you a cool $500). comparing PPC to SEO conversions, with a goal of maximizing both). Social media also plays an important role here, and the report provides some tips in this area.
Convince & Convert
AUGUST 24, 2010
We’re working closely with Make-A-Wish Foundation national office (who has to approve every tweet and status update) to ensure this is all very much above board, transparent, and legit. I guess it’s all transparent, so it’s not really “bad.&# All rights reserved.
Convince & Convert
FEBRUARY 11, 2010
“They really need to sort this process out or they are going to end up losing developers to other platforms, which make it a lot easier to get an application approved and have more transparent processes,” explains Roland Hutchinson of Geeky Gadgets. August 12, 2010 (766) Twitter Stream © 2008-2010 Convince & Convert, LLC.
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