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The Psychology of Couponing: Where Ajillitee Went Wrong

by Admin


29 Sept
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by Gord Hotchkiss

Is a Groupon model the next big thing for B2B? Appar­ently not. Or, at least, not now, based on an early trial by a Chicago-based con­sult­ing firm, Ajil­li­tee. They used Groupon to offer $25,000 worth of con­sult­ing ser­vices at half price.

Step 7: The Final Step - Or is it?

by Admin


27 Sept
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by Karl Hourigan

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Step 7: Buy The final step on the path to a pur­chase is often seen as the end by the ven­dor. But ask any expe­ri­enced sales per­son you know and they will tell you that it is eas­ier to sell to some­one who has already bought from you then to some­one who does not know you.

Is it Time To Relabel 'Search' Marketing?

by Admin


23 Sept
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by Gord Hotchkiss

Last week, I asked the ques­tion, “Is the word “search” the right label for what we do on Google, Bing, Yahoo and other engines?” When Inter­net search debuted in the early 90’s, it was prob­a­bly pretty accu­rate. But today, the con­cept may have passed the label by.

Lust, curiosity, prestige and forbidden fruits

by Admin


21 Sept
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Copyright by Axandra.com
Web site promotion software

Getting your web page on Google's first result page is often a lot of work (although it is easier with the Top 10 Optimizer in IBP). When your website is listed on the first result page, you have to make sure that people click on your listing.

You can improve the number of clicks on your listings by addressing people's emotions and desires in the title and the description of your web pages:

The Sixth Stepping Stone: Negotiate

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20 Sept
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by Karl Hourigan

As the buyer’s jour­ney con­tin­ues, each step­ping stone on the path to a pur­chase gets smaller. The good news is that if you are the ven­dor that has made it this far, there is less room at this step for other ven­dors to knock you off. As I men­tioned in Step 5, a pow­er­ful prin­ci­ple of influ­ence is Con­sis­tency and Com­mit­ment, and our human nature to stay on a path once we’ve set off. If you have been able to get some com­mit­ment from the prospect up to this stage, you are nearly there.

What's In A Word?

by Admin


15 Sept
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by Gord Hotchkiss

I served for six years as a director of the Search Engine Marketers Professional Organization. Every six months or so, we'd get together to talk about the future of the organization. As you can imagine, the future of an organization catering to industry professionals is inextricably linked to the future of the industry itself. So, our conversations weren't so much about the future of SEMPO as they were about the future of search -- and by extension, the future of search marketing.

The Fifth Stepping Stone on the Path to a Purchase

by Admin


13 Sept
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by Karl Hourigan

The Fifth Step: Per­suade

Persuade
We con­ducted a lot of research into the B2B buy­ing process, and this research was pre­sented in The Buy­er­Sphere Project book. One of the ideas explored in the book is the need for IQ and EQ in the buy­ing process. IQ refers to infor­ma­tion; it’s the data, prod­uct specs, hard facts. EQ is the emo­tional side of the equa­tion. You’ve no doubt heard the cliché that peo­ple buy from peo­ple, and it’s true. At var­i­ous points in the busi­ness pur­chase process, we need emo­tional sup­port to know that we are mak­ing the right deci­sion for our­selves and our company.

Another Example Of Outsourcing Perils

by Admin


06 Sept
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by Michael Bloch
http://www.tamingthebeast.net

I had a nasty shock recently after skimming over an article on web development when I read the author's bio. Glancing at the image depicting the author, I was taken aback when I recognized it as that of a murdered Australian schoolgirl.
 
The reason I recognized the girl in the image is that it was such a high profile case in Australia and reasonably recent.

A Peek 'In the Plex,' By Steven Levy

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05 Sept
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by Gord Hotchkiss

As promised, this week I’ll be doing a quick review of Steven Levy’s book, In the Plex: How Google Thinks, Works and Shapes Our Lives.

As a tech jour­nal­ist, Levy had a per­spec­tive on Google that few have enjoyed. John Bat­telle, who pre­vi­ous tack­led Google in his book The Search, said, “I had lim­ited access to folks at Google, and *really* lim­ited access to Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Levy had the oppo­site, spend­ing more than two years inside the com­pany and see­ing any num­ber of things that jour­nal­ists would have killed to see in years past.”

How to check if spammers abuse your website

by Admin


17 Aug
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Copyright by Axandra.com
Web site promotion software

A new type of spam cloaking is getting more popular: spammers hack into popular websites that have high rankings on Google and then insert keyword rich links and redirects to other websites. What can you do to make sure that your website is not abused by spammers?

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