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Understanding Where Your Traffic is Coming From with UTM Tracking Codes

DAGMAR Marketing

In a perfect world, you would simply log in to your Google Analytics account and all of the information you need would be automatically available to you—but we don’t live in that ideal marketing world. When someone clicks on a URL with a proper UTM string, this event is recorded in your Analytics account.

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Our Favorite Online Marketing Posts of 2013

KoMarketing Associates

March Madness is one of the most exciting times on the sports calendar and this post is a great example of how to compare content marketing to real-world events. Enhancing AdWords for a constantly connected world – Sridhar Ramaswamy, Inside AdWords. Make the Most of Custom Audiences on Facebook – Gary Stein, ClickZ.

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What is Content Marketing, Really? (And Other Content Questions Answered)

Marketing Insider Group

There are plenty of excellent content marketing examples from brands big and small across all industries. I’ve got one great example to share with you now, which is even more meaningful given the current environment. You don’t own Facebook, YouTube, or LinkedIn. What problem does your Facebook ad solve?

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The Rise of AI Tools: Verticals to Watch, Part 5

Conversica

Most ad campaigns that are run through Facebook or Google AdWords (and that accounts for most campaigns , with Google accounting for 40 percent of the digital ad market, beside Facebook’s 19 percent) are targeted based on optimization algorithms that match your ads with ideal prospects.

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A 5 Step Brand Development Strategy for Growth Driven B2B Marketing

B2B Marketing Insights - WE

It’s often referred to as your unique selling position or key differentiator. Need an example of a solid brand promise? An example of “too literal” are those little house icons used by the vast majority of realty companies. I bet you can guess the tagline most people conjure up immediately when thinking of examples.

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SMX East 2017 Day 1 – Online-to-Offline, Shopping, Display

QuanticMind

Reporting & Analytics: “What’s Your Audience Thinking? Reporting & Analytics: “Effective Data Storytelling: The Key to Search Reporting” by Michael Barthalow. Reporting & Analytics: “Must-Have Reports for Search Advertisers” by Bradley Giddens. >>Back to top.

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41 Execs Discuss Key B2B Marketing Metrics to Watch in 2018

SnapApp

Common tool used: Google Analytics . . . #2: Common tool used: Google AdWords, Google Analytics, native ad platforms. . #5: For example, the average deal size may be low due to heavy and unnecessary discounting. Tracking methods used – Google Ad Words/Analytics, Facebook Business Manager, Conductor.