I don’t want to dwell on problems and the negative, but it’s important to me that I show I’m just a human being and we are all equal in our human condition. By Mark Schaefer. MORE
Rather than dwell on the sudden decay of short-term traffic, corporate bloggers should instead zoom in on the cumulative potential of organic traffic, triggering what venture capitalist Thomasz Tunguz describes as the “compounding returns” of blogging. MORE
It encourages your readers to dwell on data they would otherwise skim over. First, a confession: My first reason for writing this post is so I can embed a really cool infographic about Google on my blog. But the fact that I want to do it reflects the power and beauty of infographics. MORE
Because they tend to generate (on average) more clickthroughs, more engagement, more social sharing, more dwell time, more organic traffic, more conversions, more comments, and a lower bounce rate than other blog post types. MORE
” He was referring to a recent post I wrote describing how Facebook is baking “dwell time,” or time on content into their algorithm, suggesting that we need to publish directly on Facebook. MORE
Instead of dwelling on how things used to be, we need to embrace the reality of now. Instead of dwelling on how things used to be, we need to embrace the reality of now. MORE
dwell time (the time it takes a visitor to return back to search results). There are hundreds of search engines available worldwide, but the most popular search engine is Google (unless you’re in China, Russia, or South Korea). MORE
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Such tools can increase engagement, on-site dwell time, and social share rates. As inbound marketers, content plays an important role in attracting attention to our company and building trust with our prospects. MORE
The business case for dwelling on dwell time How to achieve flow when you create content. By Maël Roth, {grow} Community Member. As we all know by now from Mark Schaefer’s book The Content Code , there is no value in simply publishing content. MORE
The economic driver for both of these priorities is time on site , also known as dwell time , which is becoming a factor in SEO, Facebook content visibility, and content marketing strategy. MORE
In fact, the people now in charge are probably not people at all but little bits of code that have a job to respond to dwell time and content profitability and reward their fellow bits and bytes accordingly. MORE
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More dwell time. As a result, we click faster, dwell longer, and anticipate being satisfied with what we view. You see them everywhere. You read them daily. You’ve probably written a few yourself. You’ve also probably gotten tired of them. MORE
I dwelled in a cardboard Bat Cave. Let me tell you about me and Batman. When I was a little boy, I would eagerly await each new episode of the old Batman TV series. It was campy and funny, but to me, Batman was real, and my first true hero. MORE
Unless you sell antiques for a living, you cannot dwell on the past. Unless you sell antiques for a living, you cannot dwell on the past. Five years ago this month I left corporate America and started my own business. This event also roughly coincided with my social media journey. MORE
I’m not one for dwelling on numbers, but you only hit a million once so I decided to celebrate. A few weeks ago, I noticed that I was near 1 million page views on my blog. I wanted to give a gift to the community for helping me reach this milestone … but what could I possibly do? MORE
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If you have not seen this, it is well worth the three minutes of your time and explains what we are up against: The third blow to my world are the consequences of Facebook’s new preoccupation with “dwell time.” This has been a depressing week for me. MORE
In the fast-paced world of modern sales, it’s not worth dwelling on leads that aren’t showing any indication that they’re interested in starting up a conversation, let alone making a purchase. Sales has never been an easy job to automate. MORE
All of these things help to improve CTR, bounce rate and dwell time, which are all ranking factors for Google. Today I’m going to show you how we boosted our organic traffic by 43% over a 3 month period. MORE
Related Stories The business case for dwelling on dwell time Marketing: New architects of the customer experience? This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Microsoft Office. All opinions are 100% mine. MORE
Related Stories The business case for dwelling on dwell time The strategy behind the content Four profound marketing megatrends for 2016 and beyond. By Krista LaRiviere, {grow} Community Member. MORE
As long as we dwell in the suffering, the fabric of our life is dark and bleak and unproductive. As long as we dwell in the suffering, the fabric of our life is dark and bleak and unproductive. Nearly every day, I’m asked to contribute an idea to some post or periodical. MORE
Related Stories The business case for dwelling on dwell time Content Shock is here. MORE
Related Stories Four ways Facebook Instant Articles will dramatically impact marketing The business case for dwelling on dwell time The business case for unbranded content Driving economic benefits from your Alpha Audience Are marketers getting lost in the Dark Funnel? MORE
Facebook is rewarding “dwell time,” the amount of time people spend on your content. This makes maintaining our own site as the primary homebase less efficient - Facebook is rewarding “dwell time,” the amount of time people spend on your content. MORE
Related Stories 5 Reasons most content marketing is FAR behind where it needs to be The business case for dwelling on dwell time Use This Agenda For Your 2016 Content Marketing Plan. In this age of overwhelming content, our consumers can steer around what bore them. MORE
But Shelly is the last person you could imaging dwelling on disappointments. Sales consultant and recruiter Jim Keenan wrote a blog post a few weeks ago about the individual who influenced him the most in 2016. MORE
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FreemanXP clients earn prestigious industry accolades from IAEE MORE
Thinking this way, and adopting lessons from growth hacking, you’ll achieve more and dwell less on failure. What can you learn from growth hacking and how can it help you develop a mindset to better your B2B marketing? MORE
So a recent post by the New York Times that reported its most popular posts of 2015 by dwell time got my attention. Dwell time is the amount of time people spend viewing your content. Here is the comparison of the top five posts by views and dwell time: Well. MORE
Dwell on that last point to convert any remaining non-believers. “Branding is marketing b t. Only FMCG firms who need to build aspirations and desire worry about stuff like that. B2B is different. The relationship is with me – the sales guy – not the corporate brand. Even if it wasn’t, buyers are rational and put emotions to one side. And anyway our brand is just fine, the logo is great.”. Sound familiar? As a marketer you no doubt recognise the value of a strong brand. MORE
Additional factors providing increased impact include: usage data such as dwell time on the page (up 67%) and readability and design (up 67%). Demand generation is a critical part of the sales process. MORE
One participant told me that he thought the talk was impactful because I didn’t dwell on the fact that I was screwed. One participant told me that he thought the talk was impactful because I didn't dwell on the fact that I was screwed. MORE
Unfortunately, not everyone is a fan of your business and trolls don’t just dwell under bridges, you know. The recent sale of former social media darling Digg for $500,000 (it was valued at $175m four years ago) is a timely reminder that in the world of social media , nothing is forever. MORE
As a small business, I don’t dwell on the minutia of measuring. Related Stories The business case for dwelling on dwell time 5 Reasons most content marketing is FAR behind where it needs to be Putting content marketing on time out for a moment. MORE
The business case for dwelling on dwell time The lost blogging monarchy, the defeat of links, and the war on social media 5 Reasons most content marketing is FAR behind where it needs to be The strategy behind the content. MORE
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